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‘John Guerin, of Bridgeport, spent
Sunday with his parents in Washing-
ton street.
The first of a series of dances at the
Norwuik Country Club will be held
this evening.
- Bert bane, of South Wilton, employ~
ed in the Packard Motor Company, in
Detroit, Mich, is home for tho unin-
trier.
The entertainment committee of the
Nutmeg Club making preparations for
third of July open house reports pron
rests.
Miss Edith Frances Goodt'liild. of
South Norwulii. will sail July 12 for
:Europe on the steamer Adriatic to
spend her summer vacation.
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Sergeant .lumeu S. Dolly, ol‘ the
First company, Coast Artillery corps.
C. N. (L, has been appointed second
' lieutenant of the compuny, with rnuk
dating from June (3.
——Get u $5 Safety Razor Outfit. for
title. SeetM on Page Three.
Mrs. Sarah Hillier, who has been vis-
iting her parents at :No. 23 Cross
street. Norwnlk, has returned to
Grenport, l.. l., where she resided with
her sons, James A. and George W. Hib-
ler.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clock the
Sewing Circle of the tintiios’ AM So-
lciety of “the First Methodist Episcopal
Church will meet in the lecturi- room.
Refreshments will be. served and all
members are urged to uttoud.
Seymour l’urkcr, of Wilton. hue re.-
ceived word from Charles it‘runsou.
who is in ()ulm. which ioliu that that
young mun bus just left litivunn on his
Why to Vera Cruz. He is enjoying
life in the southern country. he writes.
Senator Jeremiah Donovan. of South
Not-walk, is scheduled to he one of the
speakers at. the shore dinner und en-
tertttinmont oi‘ the Bridgeport Busi-
ness Men‘s Association, in Sleeple-
chuso island 0n 'i‘huruduy.
Curl Schuub. 2nd, him at inst diupou-
ed of his bountiful Buick automobile.
The machine was purchased yesterday
afternoon by Jnmeo J. Brown. of Fair-
lleld. Mr. Sclmub says it won too un-
lucky and too much trouble to keep.
The uteumer Richard Peck. of the
New liuvon line will be out in service
between New Haven and New London
next F‘rlduy, the day of tho Yule-Hur-
vurd bout race and will omit her night
trip from New Haven to New York on
Thursday and her trip from New York
to New Haven on Friday.
Herold Bullock. the victim of the
Winnipuuk train and auto outwith, Ill
mgmlnlug bin strength daily ut the
Norwullt Hospitul 'whithor he won tok-
en on the day of the accident and _
where he hurt been confined to his bod
over wince. The fracture of hill arm
was a very bad one and is one that
will be ulow to knit.
General Russell most and ituaaell,
Jr., will pull tomorrow for England, on
the new ship. the Olympic, which then
makes her maiden western trip. This
is the biggest and lineal. ship of any
kind. The rem] will carry about 300
drawings penitence”, about 800 sec»
ondciaaa and has a capacity for 2,500
oteoroge passengers. The boat is 884
lot long and hall a gross tonnage of
45 000 on... Too general and Russell
will return in the early part of Airgun.
You Arei‘luvited
.‘l‘o join the crowd or our
‘ All truukn, baggage. bureau, .froluht
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WEATHER FORECAST
For Noiwaik and vicinity: Cloudy
With showers tonight; Wedllesduy
cloudy in the morning followed by
Clearing. lcooler. Wednesday. mOder-
ate southeast to south winds shifting
to southwest Wednesday.
hence that was control over Iowu yes-
terday has moved north eastward and
is new central over Ontario. it has
produced general ruin during the last
24 hours from Iowa. eastward to the
coast. Pieueuut weather hue prevail-
ed in other cautious east of the Rocky
Mountains. The weather continues
dry and hot in the sonthwest.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
'leinporuture: Low. 63; high. 89.
Partly cloudy. u .
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The state is trcutlnz Connecticut
avenue to a coat of oil and splinters.
All spring the avenue has been
uprinkled with wuter by the stole? but
now they are putting this new urrungcv
anmnet on. it, is thought to be u lino
thing for the mud.
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(icoruo .l. (luvuuuuh, of Curtiuugh 6‘;
West. will spend Thursday in New
York city. He exports to purchase
the prize ones which are to be. uwurdod
for the tournament in the Summit
Club. This will probably be done on
the open night. July 3rd.
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Hurry Eurlo, in hilt Regal. with Ken-
ncth Vcl'num. huro HOW) to l‘ouuh-
kcoyusio today to \YIlIIt‘SS the rowing
rut-or. on the Hudson River. Cornell
and Columbiu helm: the. colleges rep:
resented by crews. Mrs. Stowurt i-l.
Elliott. and purty in one of her curu
that; also gone to witness the rut-o.
RECORD BREAKING OPERATION.
Norton Loo Taken to New York and
”Appendix Taken Out Inside of
Three Hours.
Ntortou. the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. John 1”. Leo, oi liell islund. wuu
tulten suddenly ill. lust evening, with
no uttuclc of umrcndlcitis in such it
form as louccousiiuie no immediate
operation. The young mun suffered
terribly and grave rcuru were enter
iuined us to his condition. Only quirk
notion. it With believed, would uuvo
the young innil’u life: in n hurried con
uultuiion. the purcuiu agreed that the
operation should be done by the rum
ily physician in New York city.
At this point. the uuoailon more us
to how to get the young man to the
city in time to huve the operation per
formed before it. won too lune. '1‘. Mar
shall Andrews volunteered the title of
his car and oilered to spoed the young
gentleman to Now York city. Hi3 hind
offer was immediately nccepted and
Norton bundled into the uuio. The
car left llcil island at 11 o'clock and in
its race uguinut death made a record
trip to the city. At 2 o'clock. thin
morning the anxious purentu and
friendu received the glad news from
New York that the operation had been
performed aucceuufully and that Nor-
ton wua doing on well us could be ex-
pocted at that curly hour nftcr under-
going the ordeal.
GUILTY OF CHICKEN STEALING.
THOM PBONViiliiiii. Juno 27w1umoa
Gui-rte was bound over to the Super
ior Court in $500 uftor a hearing in
the local town court. thin morning. the
charge being that of chicken stealing.
lie pleaded guilty. Gurrio also faced
a charge of uuouult us a result of a
shooting at liuxurduville. but that won
diumluaod.
WHiTNEY'B YACHT WINS.
Kiiiill, Germany. June 27.--'l‘bc Am.
erlcan yacht Bibclot. owned by Harry
Payne Whitney. of the New Yacht
Club. and R. W. Emmoua. of the lilut» ‘
om Yacht club. today won the tile
tout-tho! the series of the international
runes for solider class yachtr.
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POUGHKI’GEPSIE, N. Y.. June 274—,
Fourteen picked crown, rcpreuenting
Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvanian Syra
cone and Wisconsin, utter Weelitl of
train for today is intei collegiate regot
. of the starter" u pistol, that would send
their hull shells down the Hudson riv-
er in contests for aquatic honors. l“
With cities overcast and ruin prom~
loud, the curly Weather indicationu
were unfavorable, but the visitors
who had gatheredfor the roguttufound
conooiution in‘ the familial there was
ripple?9n the river. londitions of tide.
and weather upon which so much de.
ponds in the bout. race were the unb-
joct of much discussion among the
oursmun tind visiting collegiunu, who.
agreed thnt with iuvornblo wind undl
water lost time would be inudo on the'
picturesque couruc this afternoon:
ing came from the south.
While. Cornell continued a favorite
in the betting today. there was no de-f
nying the possibilities of Columbia and
Pennsylvania. it becume known today
that the Quukoru on Saturday rowed
the 4 mile course. in lilruil. only it few
seconds slowar than the course. record
of 18:53 1-5. mode by (Ioruoil in ltltIl.l
and this tended to boost. their stock. ’
The four-mired "vuruity rut-o, the lirst ‘
of the day's events. wuu uolieduled to
shirt ut 3230 p. m.: tho lmtllo of (hot
freulnnen night ut 1215. nnd tho 'vurU
Elly race at 33:30. ;
to. were early autir, waiting the crack ,
little wind. scarcely enough to cause u .5
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The film universities will he more»
uoni ted in each of the scheduled crouth.
extent \Viutonulu w'hith hnu not enter
oil it (run in the fours. in the \uroiiy .
ruro l’onuuylruniu lino drown courst“
.\‘o. i. nourvut the wort hunk of tho
rivor the rumo lune. tilt-v llilil loot:
\eur (‘olumbiu has No; Sy‘rntuuo .\o.
ll. (Jointeil No. -i. nhlio \\ lSlLillhIil in on
the outside. i
Although lilo rout-tin crowds werrj
not so hour he in prm‘lons youru ilionu.‘
undo poured into the l‘liy during the
tiny by bout, iruin und nuttmioldlc.‘
Through of noisy (‘oileizlnnu iiouied the
colors of their fiivorlItmw-lllp ornnatvi
gund (lurk blue ol‘ Syracuse, the rod"
' and while of t‘ornoli. the light blue of;
('oInnIlIIu. tho durlt blue and it‘ll
. i’onumivunlu .md the cardinal It d HI"
3 \Vlsthuilillil :
l liowu on the river at lint: docked IIt'f‘li
Eoi‘ smull yachts lny anchored on both
widow of tho course, lowing a nurrowl
lune for the rrewu. Near the finish;
worn ”ill revenue rulioru (,‘ululuvi. Sen;
evil and Monthuttun unit the oonrerimli
yurhiufiloucenler und Wimp. of the
State Nuvnl .uluun, which had been;
uuuignod to neuiut the revenue cutters
in policing the course, The referee's
bout Gretchen and the Alf‘ridlne l\’..
which the judges iron» to occupy, were
in reudiueuu while at host of umulier
cruft. both unit and mourn, clustered
uround them.
Aboard the Gloureutor thorn wuu un~
"Hull! urtivlty in nntlcipniion of the
arrival of Governor llix uud puriy. who
were expected from Albany on the
yacht Cruiser uu uuouiu of Superinten-
dent. Churlca E. 'l‘romuu. of the Suite
Dopurtniunt of Public Works. Sever-
ui members of the governors stuff on
rived during the morning, und wont
aboard the Gloucester to await the
coming of their chief.
Over to the went. on the steep green
ciud ltluhlund. could be soon nroupa oi’
uighioooru, who had authored curly ut
vantage point from which to view the
last mile of the neuron. Along the riv-
er's western uhore 'utretciiod the cutter.
vutiou train. waiting for the iron; of
onthuniuutu who ware to occupy it in
tor in tho ufternoon.
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Eelootrio Oil. atmgont. cheapo-t lint.
moot over devised A household romeo
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Reorganization of'Ouox Huyloft. with
as Mot-ohm. Accomplished.
A large delegation of the members
of linens Huylofl, No. 2855.1. 0. R. M.,
iournoyod to Stamford. loot evening,
when they participated in the reorgan-
lution of Omar Horton, of that place.
incidentally conferring the degree on a
class or thirty-five candidates.
The work wan excellently done by
the local men, who are enthusiastic
members of the order and they were
warmly congratulated by those press
out.
‘ The Btumforditen proved to he or.
collect hosts. At the conclusion of the
work. a banquet mus served to which
all did ample police. A mini time
ensued und everybody expressed them-
ooiv’on on being more than limitation
with their erunlug’r apart. The South
Norrie“; melatonin returned .to their
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