' Ibow evening at the East Avenue Math
, W "
, Tha‘GIeo Club will rehearse tomor-
adist Church. This will be an espec-
B rid g‘e Pharinaéy
Prompt and ancient service at
ti.nlss
gm" attention gives tout , ‘
l’chairn for our trolley paw.
' Coins in and wait for your car.
. names rumor
”no
- Witness. mass
sllti
‘ A daughter has beep born to Mr.
and Mrs. Salami Coleman, of Fort
street. ,
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‘Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesleyfiemple and
son, of Cove avenue, are visiting for a
week in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wllllsm H. Melted-
found. of 43 Kort street, were guests
over Sunday of friends in Stamford.
*-
George W. Van Kenton. of East
Norwallr. starts today for Worcester,
Mass. it is stated, to build a house
for his brother.
Niel! Mugavero who at present is
wagging” ln lirooklyn.c came up Sutur-
day night and spent Sunday with
friends in town v,
m
George R Van Alstyne took a party
of friends to Sea Cliff L. i. yesterday
tn his launch Elsket. the trip being
made In fine shape.
A“
AMrs. Theron it. Bradley. of Danbury,
metallic
' Mksowaufisst.8sfsst, Always disbls
. somumnusrsrvmvum
Wall Papers
lit salons To star ALL
,. rocuarsoors
A Complete Line of Crockery,
' Glassware snd-Houscfur-
lug Goods, Etc.
i
White Fruit Jars can he
, ulcker and better. Fruit will
pack 3 er. the Mrs will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
glass Jars.
Square White Jars have the Light
hing Top. _
Window Shades made to order.
Painters' Supplies.
Best Mixed Paint :11; gallon
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. ‘ H. Decker
8? WASHINGTON STREET,
BOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. coil.
Gala—G ‘ro BUY
,. Gfiyit nomwmlewe can
malts prompt connec-
m Postal‘bringsv
fitrC
mmentative.
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dancert is to be given Friday evening.
ligated on for two more new real-
dences at Langdon islands. it is ex
peeled that some announcement re
garding them will be made during the
next few days.
Arthur Keyworth’s
has been on the ways at the Nelson &
Ayers shipyard, is due to take to the
water again today. The boat broom
and she is now ready to go into com
mission for the season
Only routine matters came up for
disposal Saturday night at the first
quarterly conference of the East Ave
nus Methodist Church. The district
superintendent, the Rev. Dr J. E.
Adams. of Stamford, came up and
presided
At the East Avenue Methodist
Church, Sunday morning, the pastor,
Rev. W. W. Gillies, administered the
rite of baptism to eight children. The
pastor also preached a special sermon
on the. duties parents owe to their
children.
This is the last Week of school for
the present year. On Friday the an
nual promotions will come and then
will follow more than two solid months
of vacation. At the Marvin school, the
Eighth grade will have graduation ex-
ercises.
A second meeting of the rejuvenat-
ed Young en's Association will be
held this evening at the East Avenue
Methodist hurch. It is hoped to
resstoxe lit to the organization and
with this View. the pastor is taking
an active part.
Yachtsmen who were out on the
Everything Pertaining
to Eleétricity
Appliances of every description——
goods always in stock for Motive Pow-
er. Electrical Advertising, Decorative
Work Bells, Cut Off Switches, Adjust-
able Lights. etc.
Orders carefully and promptly ex-
ecuted—prices right!
The Reed 8t Volk Elet‘trical Co.
36 WASHINGTON STREET,
BOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
I
EVERY LADY'O DRESSING CHAM-
IER .
should be equipped. with. . aunt:
snow white one piece "Standard" for
celatn Enameled Lavatory. 0
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it. would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. siesp-
in: apartment or first floor toilet
room! it! presence would afford you
the highest degree of contort.
Ws wul gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent ms-
chanics. honest and reliable. '
ccausn main AND weir are.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE- PRO,” DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Roms aBaasial' miles
and amino” ngbw Arturo-tubal.“ aw
sry Room "Moog! I-
PI as mm .0st ta!csnsaotles..
Add"; this of import lnclniio
lap. than; famous {Bond’s Amiga“
has I Cola stout, 'always on draught.
Anhsussr Elisa; WW an Draught.
r. J. sULLthN. Proprietors,
sanitary
it leave
as
its Freighanmpeilers
(icon;
s ,1: ulilpst‘wIiiver,..,l‘leg. or
Henslkupmalsdp il-
" smut Stumbywb.
tally important 1-,ehearsal in that the
it is understood that plans are being
launch. which
HORACET a NASH "
.ihlsteyoludoctor Antitrust!
mm
acumen. da enjoysd‘an‘dhext
ed treat in that
iieél of United ates torpedo boats.
’lhere .were twelve in all of the smart
they were
The Dory é‘tfit‘lb baseball lent played
a losing game. yesterday.- Accompan-
ied by awed stand detention of sap
porters flint dwrnoyed to NOI‘WBW
and met the Colonials on the lotion
grounds. The Colonials Won by the
flora of ii to 9. A big crowd saw
a game.
Lester Wheeler expects to get his
new speed boat overboard this week.
it is expected that she will fully make
good for she is decidedly smart look-
ing and is to have a sixteen horsepow-
glue She will undoubtedly have
6plenty of opportunity to prove herself
in competition with other boats in the
harbor. '
The Washington street bridle now
has comet music. A business man on
the bridge has apparently taken up the
study of this instrument. for he is as
siduously practicing.
especially, was this fact noticeable. All
\e: the fascinating (Harms of music
uould not be dtvined from the sound
he turns out, but it is expected that
he will improve as time goes cit—if
he continues practicing.
lluck Taylor. who has been at the
town farm for the past several months,
continues in a serious and still more
weakened condition at that institution.
it was hoped that the warm’ weather
would prove beneficial for him but
thus far it has not had the desired
effect Yesterday a delegation from
the Baptist Young People's Union of
the. South Norwslk llaptlst Church.
. while on a trip over to the farm for u
service. sang for Mr. Taylor.
Saturday’s outing of the Fifth and
Sixth grades of the Fitch school at Ro-
ion Point Saturday passed of: very
successfully. The children certainly
enjoyed themselves to the limit. Board
ing a special trolley car, they proceed»
cd to the point. cheering and giving
every indication that they were hav-
ing a flue time. Various pastimes were
participated in at the. point and'luncll
was served there. The children were
Horace E. Dana StSon,
as WALL sr., uoawatlt.
Real. Estate and
Insurance. ~
In magma producing pnpcny‘ that
must increase in value with tits rapid
growth of the town.
Double Steel Ratchet. like
lightning in action Has a Triple Gear,
entirely enclosed, so that no dirt or
cut grass can find its way into tits
has
pistons and clog them. Has a
micrometemdiustslent. »
its wasntaeros eraser.
’ ones: so. ' ‘
up the premis
scrub; brass ”for the. mammals»
l “HM“ for the! It are, M ,
, they dont gofareu
1 You can clean am away, but
‘vto make the house, tho barns, .
stables and fences right. they-
,rflhould he freehand. out With.
. aint.
.. We have everything for the
path linseed oil, tarps.“
brushes and
1 A Ami: m WM” Mad
res muons
uu‘rcll sov Mint-its sumo ,
-, Wises Laureates this White
will: bunt:
eh: inbuilt m. routine»
E‘E Gf‘DRHKMt’
ey had a view of a
little. crafts, and it was supposed that
their way to maneuvers.
This morning, '
We have several decided bargains .
» ited with Mrs. W. H. Miller, in Tal-
cbas.»s; Dow .
r
, ”am saith. Minoritypgn
d . ‘
itihsml .. l...
Rusk sud Hmbbel
The Misses Rom whose family.
recently removed from Dorian to the
Gregory Boulevard. are at boats for
a vacation period with their psmnta
Miss Florence. however, wit spend the ‘
greater part of her vacati at Lake
Winnipesauhee, New Hampshire. only
a short distance from t Iii-than in.
stitute. which sits has attended» the.
past year. saith: the full aspects to an
ter the Boston University. Miss Susan
‘entsrs Smith College at Northampton
in ”plumber. and Miss Clara eaters
upon kindsrmtsn instruction. bovine
recently graduated flora the New York
‘F'rosbci Normal School.
There was a large attendance last
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Church for the Childrenfis Dav pro
grant. The latter was carried ,out as
printed in The Seatinsbfisturdsy. all
participating scuutttio‘ themselves
most creditsbiy. The members. of the
school had been preparing for this
event for weeks and the result was
eminently successful. Next Suddsy
evening at the church the cantata “The
Hope of Heaven " which was given
I
recently, when the weather was quite ,
stormy, will be repeated at the church
.noxt Sunday svenlng, imordor that a
much larger audience may spicy it
in connection with this secondJ'endl-
tion. the pastor. Rev. w. W. Gillies,
.will deliver a short address on the
subject. “The Power of Music."
irvtagParker Davis. nephew of Mr,
and Mrs. E. W. James, constituted him-
self a surprise party. and dropped“:
noon, laden down with a seven pound
basket of choice fruits of seven varie-
ties, andjust in time to Join them in
demolishing one of Grandma ‘James'
lu~the-old»laohwnod wasfiothobhiseutt
dough and Yankee berries, where as
tOdIyA they are usually made of sponge
cake and ordinary berriesmnd served
up, cold. The noted architect was very
much pleased to find his little. aunt
looking bright and chipper, for he had
route on with the impression of find-
ing her an invalid. but thanks to the
skill of Dr. Martin George *Brown
she has very much improved the last
few weeks it will be Joyful news to
Mr James' sister. Mrs. Emily P. Dit-
via. and her daughter, Emails, of New
Rachelle, N. Y.. who thoughtfully sent
up the delicacies, incidentally Miss
Emmic Davis, who after eighteen years
of nervous prostrattou slid confinement
to bed came down to three meals on
her fiftieth birthday. the 6th of June,
and since then has has up every day.
sitting about the pore nearly every
day.
Miss Olive Cola, of this place, was
the guest of her: mm Mrs. Henry
mach, in Brooklyn, oven-Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Sharer and daughter
Mrs. Howa'rrl Every, of Rowayton, v-Is
madge Hill recently.
The first dance of the season will
he held tomorrow night at the Nor-
waik Yacht Club, Hickory 58!qu. Spel-
del's Orchgstrs, of Bridgeport, will
furnish music.
ml.-
Elwood Broadway. of this place. has
lime the representative of Freder-
ick Ganung. the South Norwalk. undeh
taller. andllas established a branchrof
fleets this village.
' George. Crockett, the architect of
New Yorlr, son of»WrG. Crockett, who
had been ill for a'souple of weeks-in
New York with malarial fever, came
here Saturday and went to the Nor
walk Hospital .for treatment.
Harold and Richard Medina. of
Brooklyn, were the; guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Planner. Saturday, and
yesterday They left last night for Cos
Cob in their launch Zeta, and from
there will go to til-seaport Long is
land, their summer ’hornc.
My.
Captain William' W. Young. who
has charge of‘the llr Yacht Club
quarters at Hickor whims had all
“incurs lunch. ”(‘le iii.
an cornea oaths: ficst noon.
1)qu will serve ‘iigtlfa‘luggé.
layering! E
a... his"?
b: a i' n. i am at?
on a o a...
ave bit-en ma :dé“ at. {Lilli club nauseating:
seasppmpd it is in better. condition
than ever before, ‘ .
:Burh Guilt-min wasp
Brook awn at. Bridgeport Saturday.
I; W
Rev W‘. iii. Sdofleid.’ of Greenwich.
is entertaining his mother from Dar
ten. . .
I“We
q W \
5. Hrs. Betsy Ana Secley. of Danish, is
trialling with belt. mother, Mesh llitn ‘
hi. Waterbury, lit Talmud” Hill, who?‘
is again 0 nthe slob. list. I
' Mt. and Mrs. Hasty Von Station an»
mousse the pustular?» attach: Mains
. tsr. Eva. metal. to Beam Maoists
:evontn‘g of June 1
on his uncle and aunt. Saturday atter- ,
famous strawberry shorteshss, made ,
in. at their home Noroton, on the ,
, fried
W ‘
Architect Henry Marvin. of Sham
‘, , M ' ,
Frederick Haas. «behind: was
team) on ball of 150 in Danton. Friday
mm" molars sauna mutant. rim
arrests
in Stamford Friday It
palloom-n
Wars in search of his wife and it we
Iftsrnoompisysd the North Binds o
a fine
assistance of one of its old time plsyv-
ets. rug Smith, who l's- playing its»
season with Norwallr and hem
salient work. The
bats with the Stratfords in Stratilcrd
on Saturday aftern
winning the contest
the opponents of the Barton Juniors.
”5.3.1.3931
Trinity rectory.
west of relatives in ilrtdxenort. s
taintngp guest from out of town.
room, suffering with ivy poisoning.
l
siloss Friday for the spanner vacs
ton
animal.
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Miss Martha Mills. has been a re-
cent guest of her mother, Mrs. Wll
fred Lewis.
Isador Nager, of New Rochelle, who
recently purchased the Richard Mc-
Naliy place, has moved in.
Judge Foster. of New York city. is
spending a- few days at his country
residence in Cross Highway.
The entertainment given by the
Saturday afternoon amusing, drew
forth much praise and a full house.
The pupils looked very pretty in
their bird plumage and performed
their parts well. 1
Malcolm Stottlsr is home for his
summer vacation.
Mrs. Willis Strong is a guest or
friends in Brooklyn.
F. S. Dawleas is erecting on.
house for A. V. Barnes.
tee-
The policemen are now wearing
their new summer helmets.
Miss pi Easley, of the Ardsloy,
{pent Wednesday with friends in New
'ork. '
~
The Blue Ribbon'cmb enjoyed a
shoge dinner at Dcrion‘ a Point, hide:
at: t.
Mrs Edward Lent. of New York, is
a guest of Mrs. Harry Lent. Park
street
* The Martin “fussing, cottage in
Stamford avenue is receiving a coat
of white pant...
Mrs. EdgarDavis anddaughter, of
Mt. Venomous guests of Mrs. Lane.
South Avenue ,
Elmer Webb has constructed a as
meat wall: in tot-ht or his Forestfll'n
street residence.
Mrs. Martha Wood has rented her
North .Maia street. residence. to Mrs-z
Parson's. Of New York. ,
“Staci a lb Ind: e l
or “Bore ase 9111008
insult: .aodw
summer ‘wl‘th relatives in .Csnsda.
Mr and Mrs in M. Offsn, of Stan);
tool, are rejoicing over talent-rt
who cattle
hame%dmsday, .
::'i‘haddens Johnson, of Glehbroolr, has
affix; bumfiflwn street;
for the unit} week;
Eros %" who has ,been ill with
an attack of, alarlsl fever, at the
bolas or her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Bar-deli, Park street is convalescibg,
Miss Janet. daughter of Mr. and
Adrian
postal comhlntion
pr.
~‘ ford. has drawn plans for some chang-
res to the residence otlii .M. Boyle. An
dltion of wood will be built on sndi
he interior of the he
has machine will be
The Dorian Methodist Church is to
”undergo a renovation that will make’
it practically a tiéw share 8 latte
be greatly enlarged sad
raved. The new
32000?”
by
Bionic“? have
d'l‘h re
‘. v i .
Miss Lorena Taylor utomtudtb
King’s Duration and Yonit 1*
s’
also tut-ram» Circle. st «Hillel-um“ ‘hst
wig
stutacttvs borne in “human
cMahon. for the Barton
it is charged that he fired a
filmhot at the house of his mother ,
Maw, Mrs. Edward. Knapp. lnNoroton ‘
listshts. Thursday night. . He want
when he was departing that the shot
was fired, according to the allegations.
The Darlen Senior team on Silturday
Wood. and “(0&de than There by
hast.“ star WTGIdcd, parlors havius. i
iltlm be field and putti lug up
We. The local team had the
dorsal. will maid. '
the Ridgeiieid team in Ridaeiisid neat: ‘
Saturday The Daricn Juniors crossed '
,the Darlene
Y a score of six
to five. 1) Mills and C. Smith were
the batteries to the Darlene and did
fine work. Ne: Saturday the trailers
American team, of fitamford. will be
Gerald Machenaie spent Sunday at
' Mrs. John Ktmher ghasbeen the
Judge and Mrs. Marian are enter-
; Miss Mabel Lewis is confined to her
The public schools in town will
Mrs. Samuel Elwood lost 3:: chlclc
ens last week by some kind of an
pupils of the East Sangatuck school ,
dsmdnhe t
to brighten inch-“m '
roots
as; was taken to
" ’r- Kohier “Slime t3)“ lowtli
yd
a ‘ ~ ’
' ‘ .‘H V ‘3‘ ulna! My our
‘ Thom You Have n.3,.”
» in use lib: oven‘Bovypsr-s,
‘ y ,
0
Experiments that trifle
(Jolie. Ill
and Fla
”mm as
was spent pleasantly in a social chat
n‘hd considerable sewing was done to
be forwarded to Miss Caroline Silli-
man. who is engaged in missionary
work. in Van, Turkey.
Samuel Cornstock. 'who is spending
the slimmer at the Ardsley. is very ill,
and Dr. Andrews, of New York, is at
tending him. Mr. Comstook» is well
known here and his many friends
who hope for him a speedy feccvsry.
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James Cunningham was arrested
Wednesday evening for drunkenness.
Justice 1". S. Bowlers occupied. the
bench for the first time since his elec-
tion Mr. Dawleas is familiar with the
law, and he is a man unbiased in its
interpretation. He is a man who is a
credit to the town as magistrate and
ought to be. retained fit all the cases
brought. before the bcmugh court.
The accused was fined 51 and. dist,
bursameutsr
GOLDEN RULE ROUGE SVOTIM.
Chief Kchlar. malevolent, Tells At
acetates About It.
BUFFALO, June zip-Fred Kohler.
chief of police of ClevelaAdrOhlo. told
the delegates to theconvention of the
international Association of Police
Chiefs. today. of the'cOmmon-sense or
“golden rate" policy of making or not
making arrests which has been adopt-
ed by the department of which he la
the head
The “golden rule" system. which the
speaker said has now been in success-
ful. operation for seventeen months.
grew out. of the speaker s obwrvatien
of policevcourt routine He had seen
daily an almost endless proposition 0!
prisoners, including a larle. percentage
of juveniles. charged with. minor-ohm
fences. a large proportion otwhom
were subsequently discharged . when.
their asses had, been sifted. These lat-
ter went away, but bearing the stigma
police court, which humiliation in
itself: enhanced the possibility of a.
second arrest. lucident to these ar-
ware the mlnayitahie gdlgo‘ups of-
we is ”shotgun. srsssod
Wives vaidm
tn the air some.“
cc adapted. t mm per-
defile: “virility r...
lunacy? the aim of ”mailing with
W... shirts: inward.» simulcast
has snagged some ,
l
I" bicyperilgdt convin plus:
an]: (:33 than: of hailing?”
«(Emmi patrolled airmail. and
month! 'ad com
humanist. Firm in the conviction. the
the policeman was the best ind gap:
endure. the Cleveland isf set about
* to constitute every poise on! or a
sort of a magistrate who shoal pass.
.' minor offenses before hrt
insides. The result. he said, had been
to decrease the arrests twothlrds in
i year's time Against 30.
it 1907 there were but 10, ,
la the fact! of this (lacrosse know
gimbals had suffered. for .the re
.‘ at more time was pertained for
plplllce :0 ferfst outF it; real. on
A dies 0 sec ety. or ‘
tourts had been to a mfixtoat
need or blackmallo processions!
fortunate first offends .‘
the as
illid turned
a turban: r
$3.6m“ ". ‘04”! It?
. no '
All Counteyt‘eits, flirtatious and “J
Wilma sedans best
[innate and Chlflrou~flaslerlwceamflt mg fit a,”
What I: cauldron:
Castor-la is as animal. substitute for Omicron,
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Mufti"
annulus neither Opium, Morphine nor
”butane. Its one it its ”moths. It (leg
and alloys Fever-labours. It curls parry
eves I'l‘teothiugr Troubles.
ass milates the Foo“ mm '
symmelrasdmaweu, giving healthy
The Win Wen-The Mothcnls
The no You Hal m
In Use For Otter 30;va
- are not criminal at heartwanmsbpplglfi
mingle.
.. d
, temstlc inquiry extendias.orer .
ted their M;
famous. thought mummy. .
“passion, or in a spirit. of frolic or .V
should be the final Judas of first of '
Moises and-‘lnnbcaabumfiwmlu
homes: the parents sent for and the ‘5
a.
A
“WW til» “I would»? ‘l
”and
nights-moisten...
m.r.t
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one who manages the offends with
the, least show or display of an:
' til That some men fall through
some unfortunate circumstances and
be treated accordingly; in, whigis, 5am.
the best results might be sccc'ld'pli‘l
ed with a welloppiied reprimand.
(5) Officers should have shfllclent
evidence of a competent character to '
ering the imprisonment of a person on
any charge whatever.
who -
were not known to be of good charsb- '
ter and reputation were to.» com . ‘
the matter wand be careful
into by. the Mass in:
common-aches llcy, taken.
He added ' pp
from time methods
luticnsrylbut still in
greatest still. or law has ,
ventton of: crime. ,
secure conviction, before evsntconatd-
(6) Any apparent violators
panied to the stool, statéoprmm
proper action, as specified by the
“True. is wins a rad!»
the moral educated “theory
reformatiopenot
l
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Fonssrsas masrm MD as is
Perfect Plan. for Attending.“
Connection in August.
Twentyoue delimiter, Coordination
the 21.000 Connecticut members, cribs
Order of Foresters of America: that It
the Hole 1 Garde, New Hanan; yam
day sfternoonmldpsrf partieetlih plans for
the attendancoot dale pan”-
to the annual moved on $3,.“ will
takes place at Toledo, Ohio, W
23The body which met in .New Haida
year constitute the state stiprs!
rtof he order in Connecticut.
Ex-Postimstet' J C. W.» 0G: Ole
tingford. was the chairman of
meeting .,
These.commtttess for tho
trip were so ’ .
0n transportation and hotel»
Candeld of Brid plant: E.
or Hartford, and also
of Waterbury.
Executlwl committee—J.
Wailingfordsdohn
dgeport, and J ~-l)
Hartford .
r Badge commit
emolli-
Miriam-within“... .Al
sataly am my Frostbite
rived ‘at. San Jnatnfnem‘ Sierra.
“in! West Atrica. me. has dosh!
ts offender before a formal court of for Boom 1”” mm
piste her. darn-shaman“
Manuals: heartburn!)
She waslns bark. «HMS.
‘ g. and was built. at Boston ,
“Tensile” kl‘llidlglw i319 _
on til l'
seem.“ when Msfiibmfi‘ “
in Y; it. Thursday afternoon. Write altar-eon
“A blasting or it: slaw;
it! the f
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