Wish-duos stunts In .
.rlptioao we rk.
tans femur that!” mum.
in wild wait for your car.
'vslcsa. I V“‘.4
I. Multan. nears-r.
., E'
‘ “xi dig-”.3 WI EaItNo‘rv/alk. in
am the no
‘ liti co'n'd mot the; “riot. bition
mm his} 99 it,“ , , today atllleridsn.
afoot rams member
a: the hat trade. ville has been in
ill health ror 9 number or months, is of
the opinion that he is improving. Mr.
,‘ Gregory is able to be about.
A regular meeting or St. James
Circle, of King's Daughters will be
held at the home or Mrs. William
Twombly, z Hawkins attends Thurs.
gay. June 30 at 2. 30. Come prepared
0 saw.
John E. O’Sulllvan is Improving the
appearance of, the drive about his new
Dorllon House. and incidentally pro-
tecting the laWn. by having attractive
stones set along the sides of the drive
ways.
Attention has been called to the ap-
insurance of the East Norwalk Cente-
tery. which could be improved very
much over a large section by the cut
ting or the grass. which has now al-
most reached the hay stage.
—ii‘ireworksl Fireworks!
stock, now on sale at Hefner's.
All 1910
The new dancing pavilion which is...
in course of construction near the new
house or the Misses Murphy on the
Gregory Point road, is advancing to-
ward completidn rapidly. The pavil~
ion, is being built for the use of s Cath»
‘ollc young ladies' scoiety, of Norwalk,
and is now being enclosed.
The Oriole baseball management is
~ about tolehaugo. Harry Tobey-.ml
and will he succeeded by Nick Nae
der The team has no Saturday or
Fourth of July games scheduled but
will play the Btmtford team according
to present arrangements, on Sundav at
ternoou at the Wicks lot, between
Fourth and Fith streets.
Southern hosts. as well as southern
colored men are engaged in the work
of removing the oyster shell pile from
the Washington street bridge to the
sound. Two of the vessels are the
schooners J. R. Motlett and Thomas
B. Color, of Chincotcague. Virginia. A
big hole has been dug into the shell
pile at the rear but there still remains
thousands or bushels.
The entries for the Fourth of July
morning motorboat races of the East
No'rwulk Yacht Club will close Satur-
.llay evening, 0n the some evening
there will also be a smoker of the
club and the committee is planning to
make this a big event. The motor-
boat race committee is composed of
P,‘ H. Fielding, Dr. F. S. Baker and
John Gorbsm.
Word has been received that the
new motor generator set ordered by
the East Norwalk Fire District com.
mittee. in pursuance with the veto of
tbe' inst district meeting. has been
shipped from the factory. The new
mochinery, which consists of a 35
horsepower motor and a 371/. kilowutt
generator, is expected to arriw tiny
day and will be set up with up little
delay Is possible.
in line with the many complaints
that have been made about the dust
nuisance in this part of the town, on
partially on the highways traveled by
trolley cars and most frequented by
automobiles Attorney John J. Walsh
has *that a I solar meeting
of the low rd or eat mate and lair
Itiou be hold to consider approprls
ting money to all East Norwalll
,ItreetI. The idea has met with such
'i'Ivor tint tho meeting has been called
(for Friday nicbt.
The mom rs of the East Avenue
Methodist roll will be planned to
greet their former pastor. the Rev .1.
Focal. or Astoria. Long island. to-
nsil-6r w. Mr ii'oullt will come here to
oiiiclate It the marrlusc of Miss live
i... Bowen and Gen E. lnsham, at
tile Bl‘IIt Avenue Mot odist t‘huroh. as.
rated by the present pastor, the itev.
Gillies The whddln which
MW be I vet-y pretty one. w l he soi-
clitoissd It 4:30 o 'olock. Admission to
the church will be by card only.
William K. Dow tor two years or
more connected with George it. Van
‘ AlItyne'I Crescent Laundry in flow
«,9in Ivonne. who resigned his posh
ition Balm-day evening. will tonnage I
laundry. it is understood. It initiated,
New Hampshire. fir- bp'w‘s brother is
- “I Input“ court
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close up their work Is committoeinen.
oiliove on July 15th.
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William O. Smith. Jr'. of bells
‘ island, has purchased 9.1319,“)! cycle.
Leland Smith oi New“. Canaan, was
friends at Bella Island. . .
M '
Miss iota stovens bII returned item
Westerly, Rhoda lsl hill.- Where did
wand bridemald at the waddlnc or. I
end.
Miss Minnie onlidn. who has been
spending several months In Sydney.
New York. has arrived at her nine in
{Raymond street. for the Idiom r vacI‘
on.
B. F. DaKlyns large yacht “Nylirud”
loft" yesterday morning for the Yale-
Harvard boat races, which are to be
held at New London The party on
the boat included Commodore u M. A!
lap, of the Norwalk Yacht Club.
The inn and loud dredgor. which
have been working in Rowayton har-
her for several days digging a channel
to the decks of Alfred Mestre and A
Hartog. has completed the contracts
and today were ready to depart for
new fields of labor.
About twenty-live or the friends of
Miss Marion Crackett gathered at her
home in Rowayion avenue, last eve
nins. and tendered her a very enjoya‘
his surprise party. There were violin
selections by Miss Crockett. and piano
solos by her sister Mrs. Marsh A
Thatcher. A tempting lunch was
served. and as a concluding number
John Cleverley save a humorous talk.
{The Men’s Club of Rowayton hold
its final regular meetini for the sum-
mer in the chapel of the M. E. Church.
last evening. with quite a number of
the members present, and when all-
lourn not was taken it was with the"
unders adding that the next meeting
would occur on September-30.1.0“
before that date, however. the mem-
bers are to be brought together again
for a jolly good time in the way of a
clnmbako and tllI is an event to
which they area ilooking forward
with enthusiasm. The arrangements
for the olnmbake are in the hands of
the following committee: Messrs.
Mills 8r Lyons, Scaizi. Edw. Slow
end and President Thatcher. Several
new members were enrolled last night
as follows: J. G Eddington. Edward
Stevens and Percy E. Fourier. the lIt~
ter of Newton. At the conclusion of
business Mr. Funnier, by special invi-
tation. gave an address on ”Engineer-
ing Eiticiencies." and .was listened to
with the closest attention. The in-
iormatlon imparted by Mr. Fancier-
was most interesting and instructive.
particularly to many of the members
who happened to be “up" on the sub-
icct, and It the close of MI remarks
he was given a round of hearty Ip-
plnuse. by way of showing how much
they had been appreciated. Followl
the address refreshments were servo, .
and alter a good social time was en-
ioyed, the mootinx Idicurned. to con.
vonc again regularly on Septembor
20. The club so far has been a great
success. both as a social organization
and debating society, and the indict-
tions are nil in favor that it will he
even a greater success in the future.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Puck had II
guest over Sunday William Tinker, at
New York City.
Mrs John P. Drummer. or Dorian. ia
a guest for a few days of relatives in
Newark. New .ler‘IIy.
W
The Dorian baIebIll team is Iohedul.
ed to play the Knights of Columbus
team from BtImiord SIturdsy after
noon at the Noxon lot diImoad.
«llrummer's lor liilreworlll.
There are uncalled for men at“ the
lint-ion postodice adores It."
Mlgleco. Mrs. A. ahraynel. Dr. Clark.
Miss Maria Ackorly. Emil Roth. Fred
Morley. Mrs. Kate 0 Brown. [All
Bach and melt Giteblnuon. -
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A his French automobile. ownedbii
it. 0. Dunn, the linsnclal “Obey him.
made an unexpected stop It the
use, of the Central Engineering om-
psny in Dorian yesterday. the
road. the car sustained a brilliant trout
spring. A new spring was «at for
from New York Ind radian-d. The
car was enrouto to NIrrIidlldItt PiIr
sod is an especially convenient one of
the limouoine typo.
Loo Donatelli.a
"and other relativ
rolls of having rs horns.
r. Dow will be many out d by but
mntflsnuin inlIIIt Norwailt
Soul 1 NorwIlll. its, is or Inch a
flu . .tion
on rat 'e. mot:
' hum
9%M clan.
Indl
home last natural-i on I sham oi nodal
dealer. and well known II on into!“
coItI impoldii It ’
Iyeveninl at t In
Olly SaturdIy 061mm 1
rested a driver em
orders for tho
who has I license ill ,
is stated. tint it WW ,
. i .
i dolomittas "wt?
hold another nice as next Tuesday
.avenin’s. thn that will probably
The, new committee oihciaily goes into
a guest Saturday anu SuhdIil with,
utilisiord liquor hotel.
" hoiu9 It (inhibit will.
t we u i
luv Pgurm‘ma the
hid
it: to o'clock.
at abouts sixtIIllW
sand of “unit an Hist
ins, ,niIllab ytllI sill ham. limb
Hoyt new that one our wIl
gbroush a country road when IudtiIlis
. tbs “fondant juhilei upon“ her
inhibition I ion; Itntahtil
Int on the other holi-
oiailaed that he W” sitting at t
roadside when he saw I drooling int
and lumped up lrom the place wbIr
" no was sitting to chose it. AI it‘ll WA
running he saw the girl lint
hiin Ind becomin IlIrniId tn
. unjust and in I other dim! ill
about thiI not or. .Ohridt Mr.
summer resident mm Newth not! all
habitation stun: Ind «dioxin
strl running in optical trestle i in
dull-ed iron) the giripi the clicmm;
use and upon hearth 5"no: story be
down the boy with uEll, auto out! turn
ed him over to the lien Justice
W H. Willmot, Jr. rail on It on
court; Charis: mm or dented
and Attorney J. J. Ounce. of th Nor
walk, represented the defendant. The
latter was acquitted.
YOUR LAWN
We bIndII Ivorythlng nIeIIIIl-y tor
kIIping your lawn to trim. Oteklu.
Iago trimmers. ngII and indie ulcers
and lIvvn mmrs
CroquIt dotI mafia-Minoan. Oar-don
Schlichting Bros. 81 Co.
Corner Railroad AVI. and Main 8h.
Dorian
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed, Hardware. Paints. Gloss. etc.
Took‘er House
DARIEN
lI prepared to Intact: In the town
8. Llebmsnn's W Beer
$1.25 per (ballet
Pie! Bros.’ PliIaIr Beer
82.25 per Case
ms 75 cents illowcd for ImptlII
A full lino oi Winn Ind Liquor by
tho bottle or nation
“fill
The strawberry crop is nearly hIr
veIted.
, Dr. Brennan has purchased I i'inc
new horse.
Miss Sarah Taylor. I tormer resi-
dent. has been visiting in town.
Milo Germans. of Brooklyn. N. Y..
ha been a recent guest in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Amy are
spending the summer in our town.
The next pigeon Ihoot of the West-
port (lun club will be held July ii.
The anon Rock moan nine will
be here Sunday to play against the
Westports.
Mrs. James Barnes. oi Sausatuclc
has been I recent guest of her son in
Stomlord.
Mrs. Bush GI'Otlp and daughter.
Alice, of lows. Ire nuoItI of Mn.
Frank N Taylor.
e...
Mrs. Theodore Allen has been on-
tertatninc Mrs. Rufus Putney. of Val-
ley Stream, L. l. ,‘
DouslIII Purdy. who was called
returned to SyracuII.
.A. F. DevlnI has returned to his
summer residence bore alter spending
several monthI in New York.
Frank [Reynolds liII recovered from
the severe burns he "halved in I on-
bide explosion two main one.
Mir-o om. AdIin7w tendered I
kitchen shower one day at week by
her friendl. Thou mm about it in
tho party.
W
V1.1). Dloho has the contract to
install the turn in. and hosting Ip~
porch": in t a handsome new hours at
him. Raves.
Williaril Thyior. who but been con-
llnodto litmus witM' bolero shoot:
of mist the auteur ill-Ills. .hII
mutual his. «in II d’tflilll WW“.
Midwifiddig
marl: . .,
it mouwmu
Prior titled. lie
wmm
i
dIy ill the mortal no. notice
illicit
sit on. .
axed thirteen yours. the coin ain't no
. king her by the hair. thmamuomtd'
Nils ”51:5.th did not come with no at. U
froth 'In Overland Intondbllo with Aunt P
borne by the dull: ct hiI niothor, has
W
uni". within“ Alt-lint spent ......
I
it till it; oil in l
r. rs. or ii isms Ira on
terrific we. from Scull:
I
m
Mr. (lass is I toast of itsv. and Mrs.
,D idoIII. It the Constitutional par
“all".
Gould national,
lI a [not
envy
Min homo 'i‘reIttwoli has returned
horns from the Dabbury Normal
school for tho Initiator. , ,
(l. w. Minis his placed an order tor
or New York
tat the m deucet oi! William
c.8tursoI. of NonvIllt it.
m
Pdui Cguneryé offline Gagging“
. as re urn tram am
Doll's!“ for the summer.
Francis Coley, who has been attend-
ing Iotlool in atoninston, has returned
home to mall the summer.
MiII Annie L'éndsvex returned to
Bridgeport yesterday after a few dIya
visit with Mm? ..8 Perry.
Master Arthur Coley, of Chestnut
Hill. is spending a low days with his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A C Brad
8-!
Mrs. Stephen stains and daughter
Annie. Mrs Robert Sialnos and son
spent yesterday as guests or Mrs. Lu
man Meade.
Councilman George Ballwlts and
brothers. Frank and Henry Baliwitz,
or Norwnlk former Weston residents.
spent yesterday in town.
Miss Myra Burritt. Miss Ethel booth
wood and Miss Maude Lockwood will
spend tomorrow as guests of Misses
Anna and Florence Banks.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon and lrvlns
.l Lockwood took a drive to Ridxelield,
Father Shorten, It the parochial rosi-
deuce. Thoy were attended by MiII
Ethel Lockwood. a (admin at the
groin. and Jahn Gordon. a brother oi
the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood
will reside for the present in the house
of Mrs. P. B. PIrry.
Chester Nichols. of New Milford
spent Saturday Ind Sunday with
,iriends near Carter Sirent.’
Richard M. Northrup. of Hartford
was a sour oi Stephen Hoyt. of CIr~
ter Street. Saturday and Sunday.
Howard M Boa-I and Matt Pettlt
at Mount Avenue were guests of
friends in lion; island. Saturday.
Dr J .l. Whitney. who is trainins
his horses on the DInbury track spent
Saturday and Sunday with his wile. in
locust avenue.
Moses Gregory. Frank Shutee. Law
rence St. John, Julisn' Heath, and
blaster Seal Ire camping at the Y. M
0 camp at hallo Siscolt for I week
Joseph swathei and I party or Stain
lord friends are also spending I few
days with them.
Silvermine. Sunday alter-noon. 4:80.
Miss Annie Hurst was marri
Frederick Rible. or New York or.
Emil Richter, of Silvermine Church
tied the nuptial knot under a floral
bell suspended over in bowel of beauti-
ful ilowers. banked in the background
with white and pink peoples The
bride was attended by her sister
Miss Marnie Hunt. and the best man
wII Philip Hurst. I brother of the
bride. Both the bride and her maid of
honor carried bouquets of roses. The
bride's dress was of white silk mull.
lrlsh Point lIce. hand embroidered
imported from Paris Only immediate
friend! or the contracting couple were
invited, and they Ihoworod conertulI.
lion upon tho‘rair. The prolonta were
numerous so beautiful. Alter the
ceremony, there was I wedding Iup
per. They will rindI in New York It.
tor I short honeymoon.
IIOHOP MOWCKAR DIAD.
M
Hood's! Protutant ”“09le Diocese
of Rhoda lIlInd.
BEVERLY. hint. Juno :9. millil-
liain NIllIon" litVIekIr. ProtIItInt
EpiIcopIi bishop of lthode’ is all. died
at his summer home It Dov y Olin.
late yesterday I ration. after I lin-
Isrlns illness. fibula noon til-hop
at Rhode island at no 1908.
HI was born in New York October
a. 1848. Ind Initiated from Colum-
bia' college in in” Mid t a General
Theological! y in i lib.
tit Host oil). 1). ccrltorih‘d .hon
by Kenyon Collar and by his battle:
any or Pennoyimlai the time or
is. Ind mt bub
hogfirrlm‘ their
: all wish to hover
on Saturday. and were married by Rev ,
Ths‘
eras ovum school boys will team
, booth News": on tits Bar llarbor are
troll tomorrow liming tor their sum-
‘ disi- camp in mine. when Ire I nuns 1»
bar at the boys who have been atayias‘
It the Iollool since the ore. waiting for
the camping season to basin- Major.
Wilson will Immunity the bots It
is his usual custom, and they whirl:
coho all summer. it is thought {bag
the school will be opened here in Nob
wall: next year it it is possible tor it
s' for the students
murder Wilson Into this morning 'thlt
he had received letters from the stu-
dents who had fine horns and they
Norwalk auto. a it» also received
tters from the citisons of NorwIlit.
winning regret at the possibility
that the school might be removed from
town. Major Wilson will return to
Noryalk on July 10th and will search
the town over for a suitable place to
ro-commeuce the action! will year.
The boys. who are lea cg here to
marrow ev/enins. will be met on the
train by a number oi! boys who hove
been home for a short vislt, and will
go in I body. under the supervision of
Major Wilson. to camp. The teachers
have been sent ahead and everything
is in readiness for the boys. when. they
shall arrive there on Saturday.
For the most part all the eitisons or
the town will be sorry it the school is
forced to leave town next tall. T
merchants will suitor (rem the loss
such a large institution and there are
many reasons why all wish the school
to return.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Elnbshner
il North Main Imdt. Booth Norwolk.
Hulda». I Washington Itmt.
TIinhom It oinoo. use.
TIinhonI It thII. In.
The “Kochler 40”
[S IN TOWN
ClIIIy in Appearance. with the Latest
style Montcioir Touring Body.
Extreme power on hills with I speed
of d to so miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal car.
Remember the speedy little "Hun
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell. “Everlte 30," Ryderbawia
and Columbil.
"Phone Mil. CLOVER, 241-5, or our
now was, 1334.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company "
This Fine. High-grade
Mission Clock
EightDIy Movement
Only $6.95
if T If
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un- retro» as whydontdlrJ
Writer-”l '
,, .. milieu noon
um ’
bisection-ma wily, bade-arcane
NT
hul din; to be secured with adequate ‘
9 school started to at
Mr. Momhniit to as
SIGN for yours ”“th
cows.
8m snow
H.
IS HERE
LlIk'I famous warranted Enamel Wm
is clean and IInlthry. We are closing
out our shill-I line It greatly reduced
,prlceI. Come In and not some bargains.
M
receptions I01
South Norwalk . .
special for This
Week only
Monogram NyI Wl'll Iy. "meet. but
Sherry Wino ...... ”399 hot.
FlnI Bock .Iliim ms. delivered
Other goods. toon Irons to men-
tion. all at out pri
Hot Rout Beet Fred Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. HOMO. I Gh'flnut 8h. TM 161-!
J-‘O L. DISECA. Prom.
WALL
PAPER
New Goods now in
Rock. Prices are no
higher than last year.
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
to run Street. nan um...
Telephone 452
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WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
$14 75 ..
' EastingI the me. “more on
Weather
' so." am, from ..
Horace R. Nash
North Main Ind Wed! Streets. ‘
, Norwslk Steamboot Lo.
'Annlng J. Imlth. G G Houston;
LIIIII; oInIi-Il M
will be in artist demand. Io it you
an user, ravnnnrs in
. no“...
Securing
iv A r
on liltsvulnu
Definition of Chiropractic '
chirp rustle in the science at i
«use o the disease and the art or
I reach twiIt arsenic in '
{ch wllllvou .11 done in childhooo
cosmos and pain
13?.qu in dill ditto-Int omits sax
~ monsters arm met
this diIIIIo’ and will. finmn.‘
“ , mum throulh harmonics the
porn ”Items in Mr body.
NervouInIII. Rheumatism. my. ~
Its. Heart. Kidooyand 1'
ones are given racial attention; :3
Itnreod I 'lp‘ioo. You
o'er regret minim!
chance to be etc you.
T. FRANCIS. D .C.
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Magnolia Treatments Givsn Al». r:
Crodue‘t Sets f.
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