NORWALK
Get
3 33‘! is
‘ Your ‘ a
Drug nuts or the ‘l ’
3 B ridge Pharmacy g
Prompt and efficient
service It Ill times
Persons! attention air.
on to oil prescription
work
Choirs for our trolley
patrons. Coins in and
wait for your; on.
BRIDGE. PHARMACY
Jr PARKER. MInIgIr
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am uaawm runs ALARM "
sexes
Fire lligadquarters. l-un zonal 8t. 'l'ei
nth—East Washington sud Fort Ste.
zli—Vnn andt St & Se Osborn Ave.
116—45}le Ave. and Rowan St.
217«-Winiieid St.
223~Fort and Charles Sts
224—Esst Ave. and Fitch St.
8254-8t. John St. nnddb'dlie Ave.
332—»8esvléw ave. and First St.
835~Beulevsrd and Second St
Sills—Cove Ave. and Fifth St. . 3
r Auxiiisry box in Marvin school coin
meets with box 336
Auxiliary box in Fitch school con-
heels with box 216
_ One blast of whistielut odd timed,
‘ testing or line open
One blast of whistle at 8 p. in"
standard time.» 3
Box test 3st, 8 p. in” every Wednesday .
'l‘wo' blasts or whistlwi-l—«firs out.
Four blasts of whistiefim til-‘41
:30 a. up. no school 1"
Some call at 11.: he s. In. one session.
A telephone message to electric ste-
tlon i705), buttress the hours oi 6 p.
m and 6 n. m., giving location of lire.
In slurs) will be given of nearest box
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Eerie F. Baker. at New York Uni-
versity, spent sunday at his home. in
VVFort street Bust VNerwulk.
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, Mrs. James h'lloihmcdlen. of Rowan C
x street. who ilias been ill for weeks, re‘
L mains about the some '
Frederick Billenstein, who lvss a vis-
Vitoi‘ in New York city for a few days.
has returned to his home. in slant Nor.
walk. '"
The natural growth oystermen. who
spent the Sabbath at their lllust Nor-
wulk homes, have returned to Bridge»
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A big delegation of the baseball lens
or EIst Nerwnlh went to Westport,
yesterdsv, where they witnessed the ‘
ball gums.
V'i‘he Young Peoplofn Society of bar
n1 Workers held its devotional meet-
ing, last evening. at the Advent ChriuV-
tlnn Church.
The East sum soother prophet
is of the ohiuiou “all. while them my
be shWt W the toll oi 1‘9an will
not he Itch -
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ill the services hold at the Swedish ‘
Congregationol 3 church.
morning and evening.
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The Men' s Class of the East Avenue
yesterday
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Methodist church held a very interes- .
linx land‘in‘structive meeting. yester-
‘doy noon. H. J. Hipsen was thlelesd-
er. ” . 3
The Epworth hesgue oi the East Av-
enue Methodist Church is scheduled
to hold its monthly husiness meeting.
this evening, in the parlors oi the
church.
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The devotional meeting of the hip
worth League was held last evening, in
the East Avenue Methodist church.
The meeting was well attended and en
thusisstic
A number of oyster: buying vessels
are on duty at the built below Don
lon’s Point The hosts add much to the
appearance at the harbor in regards to
its shipping.
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The line weather of yesterday was
conducive oi outdoor exercise and the
usual mild form was enjoyed in the
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3 way ohwelking by a large number of
the residents at this place.
The regular services were held at
3 the Advent Christian Church, yester-
day morning and evening Rev. Lester
F. Reynolds occupied the pulpit and
V preached interestinfily.
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' The new port coohere. Which is in
the process of construction at. the Nor-
walk Country club is rapidly oedringV
completion. so much so that its pessio‘
bullies of use can he. readily seen.
v. he most y business meeting at the
East Norm Fire Police will: be held.
this evenllls. in its rooms. in Van Zuni.
. street. it it rsouestsll that every morn~
her. be in attendunce It thiii meeting.
The omclnl board oi the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church will hold on im-
portliilt postponed meeting Wednesday
evening, in the parlors oi the church
and it is requested that every member
be present.- 7‘
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The regular services were held at
the East Avenue Methodist church,
' yesterdsy. in the morning. common.
‘ ion was served. {tor William W (lib
lies emulating. in the ovening,R
M15. Gillies preuohed’interostlnsly.
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Mr. and Mrs Charles B. All»
thorpe, el Besvlew avenue recently on-
tertoined Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cowsn of
Dnn‘bury. Mr. Ind hire. Gowsu wore
former residents in East Nerwelk and
their lrieihls were pleased to see them
again. ‘ «
A large n oi lllIItVNoryitIlllerI
took in up" ours ‘ ot the Nowell:
are depertiuerit to 09h” lslnnd. yes-
. port that they lulu ii very
good time. The trip was owls on the
‘ slower Rosedelo and use mode with
Members oi the list! NorwIllt - link
Movement Associiitloo remember" the
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W stills «all. where he will “My
Westport probably has as has titul
Vs shore front so any section bill
island Sound. The harbor is good. and. ”
dotted here and tune with inlets sud
islands. where are located ilnely lIld-
out estates, with handsome houses.
and the scene is a truly delightful one.
Many oi the pieces tulle so in pIinI
with the landscape and or garlic/hill;
details. and iii the summer time the
preperties are at; their best. ”There
are numerous sttrsctive 3 drives
throughout the town. and the wealthy
New Yorkers some time use new the
beauties oi the place and many insani-
ficent residences have been built. 3
The town is ver :11me slowed.
being on the main inc ‘0! the- New
York, New Haven and Hartford RIil-
rOId. and having excellent trolley con-
nections. The water facilities are uni
surpassed there being I. line harbor.
The shore property has been rs‘pldly
developed during the finest few years.
tending to unite the term quite s sum-
mer resort: Lying to the out cl Nor-
Walk. a number at Norwnlk people.
with others iron: Bridsepert. DIu‘b ri'.
llethci and other inland towns. sic
acquired property at Comps Mills.
and some titty cottages and bungalows
ve been erected there, making I
complete settlement At Comps the
town has erected s large pavilion. Ind
there are bathing and boating facili-
ties. An extension they be rustle min
this summer.
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Mrs. Fred Buttsrson entertbinsd
her sister lrem Bridgeport. yeshIrdiw. .
are spending serum due in
York City.
Mr. curl Mrs. neurones Mezzo?vlch 1
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Dr. and-Airs. 31". M. Powers huve re
turned drum n visit at their tender
home in Sharon.
'l‘ho Westport Musicsl society will
meet this cloning ut the home of Rev;
and A G. Boyuton.
Our bountiful shade tree on State
streethss been and treated by litres
expert. from Norwellx.
“l The lunerui of Stanley Procltup was
held Suturciuy and was largely uttcud
ed by his Polish friends.
F iii- Lewls. oi longhorn term.
Buusntuclt. is mourning the loss 0! lbs
beautiful English sheep deg. ‘
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith
received and liberated 500 000 iobI
try during the postman in the sound
cl! our shore .
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realism
Mr. sud Stirs. . . l... Taylor will It»
tend the commencement exercises this
lilohnrd is I student It the college. ‘
Richard Horn. driver lor the Adqu
Express company. is oe’ulinod to his
home with an injured knee unused by
being: kicked several dove use by his
trotter. '
bin. W. G. illusion. Mrs. Willloin L
.llIvlpr and C. Louis Theme hello
" chum oi the reception to he elven ‘
v3. and Mrs. Kenneth Huckensiii,
toihorrow evonluc. 3 .
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ll'redericlt BrIdin Will he to l ‘
commencement steroidal» ‘
who had little lde oi the Ill-sun ‘ «
‘ hells ct tile undertaking in the hurt ‘
‘ youth she was looked upon
' Jeohoolma’am. ,
‘r“breaitin‘ in" ct 111“ new teIcller. 3
“Course" said one young hopemi, ,
New
‘ Wflflflmofiu im‘flleld m, the
‘ stored JIlte. giving I delbolsmtlei
week. at Cornell college. their son
‘ blind duller oi, but dosh
use. on account of her extreme
lsvor by the village Illusion. who open-3 .
“ declared that she would not hove :
the school a when and in the second.
‘ piece. the roputstiou‘ oi the venous
enough to daunt . 3.
The youngster'b themselves one u
Intioipstiou to what they termed the .
commonly knosrn i313 "Red" llama.-
“She can't never
kins -referrins to s previou‘u‘ school-
.sysu young undvllilrhty one at that." '
3 “You, 'she’ii"‘ltsve to be lesmedtlist
we Iin't soin' to stand no nonsense."
IIid his bosom friend Jello Reid, "and
the sooner we let her know our sentiv
menu the better "
The first few days or school passed
plesssntly enough {or Ruth it out
noted the rebellion In Tommy Elmo
kid‘s fees when she quietly conilscst-
ed the huge pickled lime he one can
coming. she made no comment. and
she pretended notio’ noticewben she
caught Jolie Heidi mulling *i’sees'sl her.
one our determined to conquer these
turbulent young (ritual. and them
render false the predictions, not only
oi the village session. but cl Joe Hem—i
llton. a wealthy young turner. who;
was greatly in love with her. Joe.
however. was much given in teasing.
and bed made so much tun oi the “tin
lure schoolmd'sm" that she had loll
him in a rose rowing never to Insult
to him again. Joe was heartbroken.
but within determined to melts her
visits back her words. V
On the iourth do: 01 school there
was treat exoitupleut union: the class
It recess. Julie Bold. the leader of the
school had been cIught tying bimbo
Women' s apron strings to but choir.
much to the little mirl's annoyance.
Ind when reprimanded by hills tinn—
tcn. had paid contention. Ruth com- ;
pletely lost her temper. and catching!
up I switch. she begged, the boy bolero
the whole school 3i... .
"Something crust to dose.“ bald
J Slocuml heiciminodly. "she‘s
Ell" scares? sup
ngtoo tree " “”5“
fiction: in the
mouse
all“ 1:qu lull? I
acquire hold.
ins would do: Ill girls urs‘i
scared to «lotto in slices" A whispered s
time set for giving Ruth her "score”
villus the mm on; limited nuts.
Ill unconscious oi the cIlImityin
Itore for her. went about her duties
II count it seemed ill it her lineup!
controlllm the clues was border thrill
usuIl led». and b3 . pudenda ”I
sorely tried.‘ She e~I __: 'ileiu' Allen
dusting caricatures her or his
aisle. and promptly stood him in lb
corner. “Red'NMIr-tln pulled mam
liopbins' curls until the little I”!
mm ilo‘r mercy. sin! that»: rule-5
obieveus youth was cannot radio: I
maneuvered hook nudsc his geo-
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hgodly Reilly." sold the coir
thoroughly unsecured teacher. “you
will. Noose. bring me that book. Jscob
Reid. whet Ire you doing?“
‘l‘l'hrowln‘ spilbnils. luI'IIu” Ili'r'
of his Ibllity in tit-It fine up lattice
Thu hove two rlsht behind the our
There m In audible tiller iron the
old“.
'V'Jgeob. stand in the corner. with
your lies to the Visit. John Head. step
will). your initials in um desk. Ind
I annulus. you me: throw inst.
in the hassle hostel. ll’irst close
in Irlthmellc stood up." 7'
At last. the cruclsl remnant bed a;
rim ‘l‘be Iriihmetio 3 loss filed to
a. m or the bile Ruth
mixed it her desk to at he with.
”do. A hIli-eudms‘d murmur run
through the clan Is she did so. The
It'llbmfslle VII inept in the
the“
III no“ child but knew
mun when Ruth opened ills: drum
" no moor. bow uncon-
oi twinning inn; 3
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Vcolie ich his
huh glee, sud looked toward with ‘
V Inset us to mind
" her just the some M- ins did old Per-
Ms: Ind insoles ‘el Humps...” as in: V ,
vorflslbio mischiel 3
_ :mfillGr-mhghll u only it girl. and my me V 3
it SAU'GATUCK i
This place odors some or the finest
Mentions for summer residents to be
found anywhere in this section. and
them are excellent sdvsntsgues for all
who desire Ill ideal country home. The
ground is high. and many at the isms
are most Ittructively laid cut. sud con-i
lllli Iii nstursl taciiitles. The center
or the village contains is vellequi‘pped
Jim. and there is a chapel. slid school
which is s cruciate my community or
this size. The principal industry is
forming and in this a large number at
people are spaced land have been sue
cesstul.
NOTICE
m for said district will become psy-
uble to the distilict collector at his les-
idence on tht Norwuik Are. on and
utter Julv l. lilll. iron) 9 a. m. to 5
p. m.
(in all taxes which shall remain on
paid sitar the 1st day or August. 1911
interest at the min b! ll per cent. will
be charged trumpthe ist day or July.
1911, until some shsli he paid. '
CHAS. s. meatless
District Qollector
listed. VWsst Noruulk. Conn” June
2. 1911.12 3 5 24
MARRIED AT JAIL AFTER BRIEF
STAY.
Justice to! the Focus William T.
alumna oi Bridgeport. was on the Job
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”a?“ s marrying justice. inst week. at the
;3ceunty isll. lie united in inst-rinse.
ll’loiin Hmlclk. sud Miss Apbluis Bis-
insults. and the ceremony was psi-rom-
Iil in the presence oi Sher-ill William-
vellum and the county commissioners
lion: New Hstsn Ind Fdrsdid coun-
ties: .
John lied been in‘the Jail tor the
past three months on s body writ Its
tscbi'o‘ont‘on in breach of promise suit
breullit by the bride. John. she said.
had promised to marry her, but he evi-
dootiy forgot that he had ever told the
pretty girl the story end as he woe to
elite; the plans which no hld mapped
out lol- the future Ind bet he ms [or
in; to set some money later on. the
young girl listened Ittentively Ind her
crest love lor John mIde her believe
him.
now well he followed out the pious
h‘e mode one shown later on when the
girl had him arrested This In” after
he lied root‘s nlIrriod women and all
his love tor ApoiulI hsd vanished. This
VII more than the letter could Itsnd
Ind Vibe droid“ ll‘ettbs luv: would
lowerrlxhi .
“filmed
only: lull ind tum Ills
“ him to WHWIHVG
'continuiug until orders for the tall
linion oi nearly everyone conversant
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All persons liuble to taxation in the the orders already on the books or his
West Norwulk School District, of the firm exceeded b) a large amount those
Town ol‘ Nerwelk. Stsie of Qenneeti of last year. lie named a sum ex-
out. are hereby notified that the school pressed in five figures as the actual
cal 020.. undo. A Mallory s Sons.
HAT phospscjrs coco. V
Volume of Orders Gonejornbiy In Ex; V
out of LVIVIt Your. ‘ 3 i‘
That prospects are bright for s busy
season in the betting lndustry,3’3begis—
plug Within the .next week or mound;
ensr uos_
Shore Dinners and All
trade are tilled, appears to be the op- ‘
with conditions in the 11st market, says
the Dsnbury Neil's Several of the; .
shops have been shut down during the
sea Food Cooked
last, few days Qr‘weeks'n‘re propel-inc
to resume operations sud. some or
. 3, Jill l. .il’llllli ”ll
them. will start up near; Week, com- ~
menoing work upon lists tor summer Maw“ '-
and full delivery
The prediction that were is to be
more work in the local factories duo
log thee oming summer than there
was last summer is based largely upon
{statements that he orders already in
lhnnd from salesmen on the read are in
excess of those that had been received
up to this date a your ago. One 0! the
leading msuulacturers sold today that
amount of the increase in the \nlue of
this yeerfs orders over those oi last '
season and said that this meant just .- 3
so much more work tor his shop.
The manufacturers who make goods
lentils retail trade and have their own
salesmen 'on‘eths‘road are all most
sanguine about the lieusou's prospects '
and several msnulorturers who make ‘ .
goods for Jobbing houses any that they 3
have received assurances from their
patrons that prospects are pleasing.
Two oi the lending munutucturins.
concerns in this city, the House, van
in
huudlefiursw hats extensively in their
retail stores and agencies throughout ’
the country and representatives of
each of those firms said today that
thou trsw but business had been unus-
ually good everywhere. The season for
straw goods opened under uuususllv
favorable circumstances and the result
has been that merchants have been
very successtul in disposing oi their
stocks. This means that the retailers
allover the country hsve money to buy
still and soil lists for the fell trade
with and that they will pg)? more lib-
sully than they the done in seasons;
when straw lists are moved $0in
Ind cush has not been so plentiful with
*thcm. in this way a successful straw .
hat season sets us I stimulant to the
still bIt trIde.
it looks probeblb today that severIl
of the local factories, at least. will be
busier next week then they have been
during the present week sud that work .
work will continue to increase until
the shops Ire running It nearly their
toll capacitors Ono manufacturer sold
this allegation tbst present indications V3
Were thnt bis rectory would be running
Iiuiost to its toll enmity within an
week or ten days and that the hum
of orders already booked indicated that
there would be no let up until the end
oi the busy lesson.
in orbit: or khaki.
. National springsnd
shield, for
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In compositor or go.
PRIMEOOURT. ~ '
3 1 3mm were out on the
Supreme dour: docket in New llnvsn
not null The court will come in on
will Tuned“. {th Virulrllold count! V '
chess no“. “ ,
JIM ll. “extortion vii. impish
helium! deteriorate» 3 swirl: sol; .
vutrr c on vs. John Mounties. no. r'
M y‘ _3 an“ .‘L‘M m Jun” TVH‘ bignmf‘ IMO“; “gr-1;?“
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