if
. from 10 Fort street to West street. in
' “the slight and Mr. [levy was not injura
. Electric Light 81 Power
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‘ exchange for $20 in bills. The forgery
. Mas discovered when the check was
1 ml: yesterday morning. . .
NORWALK
INDIE? has moved
V Mrs. Sarah A.
flouth Nor-walk. ‘
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The members of the Metropolitan
Orchestra met at the home of John
Powell last evening and hehearsed.
Fred Godfrey. the popular driver
for the National Biscuit Company, is
again at work after undergoing a
long Beige of illness.
W...
it was reported- this morning that
there has been a leak in the water
main in Van Zant street in front of
the Fitzgerald place since Sunday.
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters will hold a meeting with
Ilrs. Alice Taylor, of 48 Cove street,
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Gustafson, of East Norwsik.
when,» of Nor-walk, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Esther,
to Charles Johnson, of East Norwalk.
The wedding will take place in the
near future.
Rowavrou
about of friends in Weston.
in 'the public school here.
Oscar 8. Hills. of
state convention at Hartford.
A daughter has been born to Mr
road avenue. formerly of Weston.
noticed.
Hickory Bluff.
‘ Belle island.
The residents of East Norwalk now
are looking forward to the time when.
the town fathers will remember them
with a little road oil.
the season is on the decline.
Captain Charles Daniel Tobey. of
hat Norwalk sailed his best home?
:from Southport yesterday for repairs. 1
While at work recently the center ;cottage at. the lower end of Rowayton
They are in hop-g
of the season on Memorial day.
Several
condition and the music very good.
Miss Elisabeth Fennel] has been tho’:
' r
. Miss irene Lysol: has been substitu-
ting for Miss Elva Penny. of Danbury,
Highland avenue.
has been wttending the Prohibition
and Mrs. Everett 0. Shipman. of itali-
iocal fishermen report catches of
black fish although a decided decrease
from the number caught last year Is
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Norton,
and son, liammatt. .of Brooklyn. «penti
week end at their summer home at'
Mrs. Frederick Fledler, of Broad
iiiver spent Thursday with 'her sister,
Mrs. William 5, Thompson, who has
recently come to her summer home at
The Oberlander launch works on
West Side avenue is busy these daysl
young people tram this
as that this will be forthcoming before place attended the coping dance of
I, the season at Radon Saturday evening
1 and report the floor to ‘be in excellent
W. R. Thompson, who has a summer
11m
‘ 0
The 10dies’ Aid Society of the On -
grogatlonal Ghnmh will meet Thur -
day aflornooo a? the parsonage. '
m... i
The Norman baseball team defeat
the St. Mary's of Norwalk, 14 to l. t
Noroton Heights. Sunday. \
There will be a dance in the Not
ton Heights fire department hall. wid-
nesdayevsning. A group of Stamford
young women are giving it. ‘
A new concrete sidewalk is helps
laid in front of the bank, In Ralqu‘ d
place. This will mark a‘ great I
.provemom in the appearance of the
repairing and overhauling ”wrutbuildlng. ’
launches preparatory to the opening
“Congregationalism. What it is siud
,How it Works," is the topic of lbpv.
Dr. Herbert S. Brown's sermon 1101
[Wednesday evening's meeting at the
)ongregstional Church. [
W
There will he a meeting of the 9‘ n
day-school teachers training class t is
evening at 7:45 In the itowayton Hisp-
tlst Church. Rev Herbert S. Emlyn.
board of the good (raft was carried: avenue had had a patent 1"...“ mmth will talk on "Training of 13qu
away and this will be replaced.
The natural growthers are making
hay while the sunshine; these days
and are reported to be working from
9‘ ' early morning until late at night in an;
rattempt to recoup their fontuutes af-
ter their long vacation The weather
conditions have been pretty good dur-|
dug the last couple 0f ‘1’" althoughf perience In long island which caused “.000 was appropriated this
considerable against 311000 last year.
The trio started out Sunday to his version more money would I“. ve
[p910 bevforihcornlng from somewhiore
. | ‘
They' ar~;. before the season closed. i
the wind is heavy and makes the wro k:
of sailing much harder than It will be
later in the season. .
m I
Charles Levy, of East Washington
street. who recently secured an auto-
mobile. had an artident yesterday at, '
ternoon while running the machine ln~§
to his garage. In Toiles street The
machine went into the building alright
but after getting in became bulky and
More Its driver could locate the lever
had crashed through the back parti;
Non. Fortunately the damage done to
ad. Carpenters are at work on the go
rage today. making repairs.
The best local and New York
references for
WIRING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Let me Figure on Your Wiring and
Fixtures.-
P. H. FIELDING
Phone 340. A 63 SEAVIEW AVE.
‘ alarm.
at the patent oflice at Washington.
:Mr. Thompson is connected with the
siSpecialty Manufacturing company of
South Norwalk.
Robert 11‘. Boalsl, the ltowayiou bar-
‘6'."
A prdrnlnent citisen and taxpaid'er
in talking with a reporter had shudder
complaint to make against 'the huh.
our] committee. claiming that tbp that
and Albert Ferd, a neighbor. arrived U011 for highways was seriousl! CI
been accompanied by his son Daniel that they had made In the aDDNDEI-
home yesterday morning.a after an ex
relatives and friends
morning in Mr.“ Scalzi‘s launch.
Comrad. for Port Chester
rived there al right, and started fori
'iiome in the afoernoon. Near the Porti
pilng the work. He stated that c Iy
Year, as
'AccordLng
The road conditions in Dorian ‘are
Chester lighthOuse the engine sudden-5 causing the officials and cltiseus aurasq
ly stopped. and investigation showed; worriment this season UNI ”I!“ try;
that the supply of gasolono had run I delegation of prominent c
Olll.
discovered by the lightkeepcrs
they towed the party to the lighthouse MMDOMM-
They 1 forthcoming from this meeting are
I were able [,0 secure a quantity of g‘g. ‘not yet known. The Mme hill: filmifld)‘
where Sunday night was spent
The plight of the yachtsmen was journeyed 1° Hartford '5 “08 3i 0- L
and Highway Commissioner James i ii.
What results wili‘be
olcne yesterday morning and arrived done “01119 work in "‘0 40W“ “W
Iln Rowayton without further mishap.
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Rudolph A. Lohr
fl Phone 1278
' ROWAYTON. CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
Of HOT WATER HEATING
Most Modern and Economical
*’ .Iystem. '
that State Highway Commlsaliner.
MacDonald was in Dar-Ian last Fri ay.
and had given orders for the lull me-
diate repairing of rtlie Post road IE:
Miller‘s bridge to Garden street.
from the Weaver place to Leroy lava-
nue. These will be temporary repi‘ltlrs.
Later .In the season these sections
will receive more-substantial a,.ten-
tips. All of the present state rioads
will have a new top surface at since.
lecimun r‘itch informs The SenlEnel
Professor it. M. Smith, directoir of
the Methodist Episcopal Church choir.
was very pleasantly surprised
Darragh Brothers
Grocers
WASHINGTON
STREET
BRIDGE
Telephone :1 923
FORGED CHECK FOR .20
TORMNGTON. May 21. -A stran-
Ifl' giving the name of W. H. Cools
(owed the name of the Smith~Tomp-
111111 Company, local furniture deal.
on. to a check {or 820. which he work-
on on on Mrs. Michael Magyr, oh
South Main street, on Saturday, in
wanted at the Torrington National
'le; TRAIN martin NAMID. .
NEW HAVEN. Mar Ila-iii; lit. Res-
_’ his boss made permanent train
"‘ forboth freighiaadpsssea-
am for the Second mm,
New York. New Haven and
Railroad company between
[you in flldway. 11.. D. 111.1
‘ “lissosjea Ml'flIhInIIterlll
new: 1:1th west limo
Bread River
last
evening by the members of his (1 air.
The chair was a complete sort rise
and for a few minutes Mr. Smltlui was
at a loss to comprehend just i hat
had happened. He soon recovi red,
however. and a toll time ensued; the
w
resourceful entertainer. As a ark
of their esteem for him” perso ally
Charles Lloyd. of Elia street. has
‘j "purchased a new bicycle.
jj ~ Mrs. Edward Bradfey, of Ridge ave-
" nue, has been visiting Mrs. William
Charles Brown. of Ella direct, has
‘3 returned home from a visit In New
‘1 Canaan.
Edward Hills. the :Broad *‘ River
grocer. was out yesterday with a new-
ly painted wagon.
Joseph Cable has been engaged in
blasting a large usually of rock from
his property In New Canaan avenue.
this week.
Mrs. Alley and daughter. Miss Ger-
trude Ailey. 0: New Yolk. have been
visiting hir. and lira. John lillls. of
Silvermlne.
11:. and 1m. new-rd 1111-1: om:-
tained Mr. and lira. Frederick Ferris, p‘e
of East Nut-walk. and litr. and Mrs.
day. .. r g . ,.,...
moi-m in term In: «on? 3- ‘
dbopatFiteOmen.MilisM Imelda. mwrywa .
fol-ills shmmwmwiu mph in nationalists his um
lttobennislisdvdrym. ottytorthstomporaryoarsof ..
lass sirlldrsnandlathsttims .
livery 0” «a. 1mm who
' resents: to. 1mm» so also
George Mills, of Broad River. has: ”
WI
3111 Wood. or flow 011111.111.
and their appreciation of his oer lees
as director of the chair. the men hers
presented him with a handsome k-
ing Jacket, which the genial it.“ is:
copied with good grace. although via
hly affected by the generosity art the
wealth of good feelin which pro pied
the presentation. In the com-131 the
owning. {the residence resoundedi with
the music furnished by the talcum
people present and later in the even-
ing a bountiful repast was ,
which all‘did mp1. Justice. in 1 late
hour in the erasing the guests 11 Inch
sadly left for their respective 11 ea.
congratulating Mr. Smith in and
contain manner as tohis unallil ‘tions
as a host and wishing hlrn ma liab-
py returns of the evening. j
slams. uuasssv Icon 11
DIAD. '
ammo, Tenn.. May 11.
Clay ”miss. founder of the moss
asselims o: tits W
all or. when wordplay“ infill,
host proving himself a delightful and ‘
to~
1111'
‘ Laughter Laughter. Laughter. Laugh.
tor. The seuoo's greatest comedy
bill. 09.000 to the lid! or gentle-
the happiest. comhsst playhouse Irn
saleable. this week and does not
laugh hesrtler than ever before.
Limited special engagement of vaude-
vllie's paramount pretentious pro-
duction. Billie Burke announces his
biggest Ianghln hit. '
“THE FOOLIgH FACTORY,"
The gigantic fun storm. the cleverest
and funniest satire ever staged.
Ing stars and effervescent, entranc»
lag girliss. A full doses at the hap-
piest folks In \audevllle. The trap
pleat. iolllest. lsughfest announced
in many months.
Another great, glorious. giggling
treat, the Incomparable
(4) LODELLA COMIQUES (4)
Cleverest comedians extant In an of-
fering that is made for laughing
purposes only.
U
A classic in slang humor,
CHARLEO NICHOLS AND 00..
The start prince supreme and a line
support up company. In Miss Pitt
From Broadway. scenlcally and sar-
l torialiy gmgcsus with a laugh and
a smile in every llnd.
mm Dear Old lnndon,
HERBERT SHELLY.
‘ Europe's Foremost .protean star In an
original spectacle.
The dainty dimpled and delightful
lady of laughter.
TEDDY DUPONT.
Fresh from her triumphs in Lew
Wields' “Nevar Homes." presenting
her latest song hits and costume
sensations.
a:
The Auditorium
Motion Picture Parlor
South Norwalk
" " it; 1 -' 4:
Notic e“
Special for tonight. “The hiystery
oi’ the Maine," In 2 reels, by special
“permission of the I.‘.
showing from the Maine before she
was sunkto the raising of her In
1912. ‘
Greatest pictures ever shown be
fore the nhlic. Do not fail to see
"The 1mm of the Maine," in 2
reels. and other quality reels. “Re-
member the Maine."
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Admission tonight. 10 cents to all.
Touring Car
for Hire
JOHN J. LANE
Auto Supplies Tel. “I
1 UN‘IONAVE. NORWALK
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The well.
informed
Man is
the Man .
with a oonclave of comedians. sing ‘
for Sale
S.‘ government. ,
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PAPER
. Our Swiss goods are now
In stock. While we have a
larger pasqtssent of line
goods than ever} before. we
. have not forgotten the cheap
‘ or odd of the like. and are ‘
showing a great many pat-
terns ircrn 100 per double
roll up.
The Gorham Co.
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E. W. YOUNGS.
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Telephone Four Five Two
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TWO FAMILY HOUSE. 7 rooms
mound bathedcllloor. Electric lights,
hot air heat. separate pinazas. large
yard. escellent neighborhood. Ap
ply for price and particulars to
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(Incorporated)
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we have installed
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Saturday
Candies
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“Lion” Shirts
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Chiropractic is the science of the
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by a wrench. twist or sprain In this
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creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
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Chiropractors remove the cause of:
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Nervousness, Rheumatism. Family
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