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1 Between ”is. a first mum at din-
ner. on Into at night—then is nothing
ft 111 .1 \lhif with her son Benjamin
ofr Bellevue hospital.
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“'21,,94“ odd “mt; 0 Mrs. J. Gallagher who comes from
A ouwhblaaqu-IMHM ‘ New York and has leased Mrs Elisa
ladfi I, I both Ray'mond s residence in Ray mood
“wa°13'$ii‘i.7&1§.'m street, is moving in today.
'Wiiiililll 1). Perry, 01' 10 Highland
DEALERS IN IOUTH NORWALK
I. Aaron-moon, I 1- 2
n.It
graft A. Miller. 33 W “unionism It.
in Rowaytor.
Lots." Jonioft.
aner. ”Cedar St.
.Pia stud. 43 Washington It.
Policy/.19 Monroe 6t.
'l’lto Rovai Grocery 00.. 22 lo. Main at.
W. F. ngmoro I 00.. I No. Main at.
The Unmd Grocsry Co, 20 No. Main st.
DEALET‘S iN EAST NORWALK
Ayn- G. Farris. '3 Van Zant at.
L1Hinck, (3 Ft) 6!
In. E Mean 0. Co, 3'52 East Ave.
“0b?“ ’rq' irvriry.
COIN!!!“ DAVID & (20.. Solo Anni.
An interesting children's day pm-
gram is being arranged, under the di«
rection of Mrs. W. F. Ambler and oth.
era, for presentation in the Methodist
Episcopal church. next Sunday even-
lug.
M
The work on the White. Bridge is
progressing rapidly. the wooden false
and the laying of Ithe arch proper
started.
.. "aw-m..-
The F11worth league of the Roway-
ton Methodist Church will be well re
held this evening in the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Clllll‘uh, in East
Not-walk.
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largest around these ports. The wa-
gon started-out on its first trip this
morning and is causing much comment
from those who see it.
“mu“..-
' 1 in the Library on w'ednesdaycvcnins.
Mrs. John ii. Elmond, of 11 New June 12. at 8 o'clock. All
street, its quite fit at her home. I are requested to make payment of the
iannuul dues of fifty cents before the
George Sherwood has moved his date of the annual meeting
household effects from Reynolds street
to V1111 Zant street
The rate committee of the Row-113'
~-- ton lacht (‘lnb-;S. is). Dibble, John
Rev. Mr Vahistrom conducted the ’1iel1cut and ii. Barciav—c-nrc con
Weekly plint'l‘ Illt‘QHHK that WITH ilt'ial' 1~1(I(,1ring the “tutu-sl- of holding ”m:
at theta"".ved1sl1 t‘ ongtesutionhi ch"tuthi , 1w, 1111 d momma: m3, cunts 11x1
1““ '1‘ “hi 1 Juli fourth. A meeting of the club
1 v; us hold at tit-1 headquarters this
ark 11111 no (“Will he acil on was taken.
Mr and Mrs. Lester Roberts of Van
- zaut stteet, ate the mend parents, of
I son, born yestrday morning. Mutin' lnhu (.‘ “my. 1,...” 0f the [(1, ppm;
er and child are duilli; nicely. impugn,“ Company. of New \c'k oil).
'i‘l __ ltl '3" l i with his family, arrived in town you
I 1", we: “yin?“ 11:11,. “r1291 5““ tends) and is assuming the John 111-1
11 on was 11 at in A‘ 11111 ( ' 5 an tat place in lit wayon for the summer
Church last night. its»: George M. Mr. .Hth recon-ti) purchased a fine
Iz‘deepie occupied the pulpit and preach building site from Captain Edward H.
181111111, and has commenced the con-
m“_- ' - i 5 1
Many got drenched by the rain yes st1urtlon of .1 new residtntc.
' “may 110011. Am navingi taken the, As :1 quorum of members was not
precaution in the morning to take
present at the meeting of the Rowa)“
ton Village improvement Society, this
week, the annual election of officers
, and transaction of other business went
or or until a future meeting. which will
1 p11 Jably L1. held June ailih. when the
ofll era and liven new directors will be
chosen. The directors of the associa-
tion, at their meeting, transacted rou-
1 tine business.
Vice-Commodore Russell ll. Budd‘s
racing yacht "Alert,“ which won a
first in the boat. races on Memorial
lly'atd'on Saturday, was at the Nor-
wolk Yacht club over the Sabbath.
leaning in the afternoon to the west-
[ward where the owner 1- ill continue
.. to race her in the various events.
The bimonthly tally of the Norwalk! Rear Commodore W. .l. McHuglt, Jr..
Group of Eipwortb Leagues will be 1‘15“ raced h“ "K“naha" but “"1 “0‘
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Church this evening Rev Mr. Gas-i
[well will be the speaker and at the1 anb It‘ltelson, 0' Rowayton I”
conclusion of the devotional meeting nae, suffered P painful iuiury. Mondzy
.1110 entertaining chapter will furnish afternoon about aro‘clock, when 3
‘ a program of entertainment and regain" stepped on a stone while running an
their guests with ”humus,“ . broke his right ankle. Not realising
i the extent of his injury. he limped to
"Copper" Hoyt who was credited in his home, which won but a snort dis-
.Wtcrdoy s Sentinel with catching a m“ "”1 “9’9 8 1100“" W“ “HM
, big lash, wishes the East Norwalk c0,“ and it was discovered that the bone
‘ modem to state that the a“, was 0, 'was buoken. Mr. Fitelsqn is a student
1 the weal: fish Variety and tipped the 'at the Nat-walk High school and hopes
scales at ten and one- half pounds M, l with the aid of crutches to be able to
Hoyt disposed at the fish to John E. ‘take the June examinations at the
' O'Sullivan, the proprietor of the [for- 1 solid His many triends extend their
lon House. who is serving it in de“_ sincere sympathy.
pious dishes to his many pattous.
w
their umbrellas and mum-oats. they
were caught by the noon shower and
were wet to the skin.
The weekly prayer and praise 1111
vice of the Dust Aienue Methodis
Episcopal church was held last eien
ins. Rev 1321’. Fttitbanks occupied
the pulpit and preached and the meet-
ing was well attended.
George R. Van Alstyne, l/esl'lc Gum-
ibis, Edmund Zoloft and Frederick 111‘.
Lewis, and. of ISouthport, have return-
ed from Mystic, from which place they
towed Mr. inwis'u boat home. They
had a rather rough passage h01ne yes-
terday, the sea running high.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278 ,
ROWAYTON, cons.
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work for the support 0! the arch until,
finished being completed on one side:
presented at the bl-monthly rally to be 1'
John H. Broadway & Sou has put»,
chased a new ice wagon which is the,
The postponed annual meeting 01"
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members
'Plumbing &‘Heating 1.
Saturday
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THE PLENSANT HOUR.
Tomorrow‘s grand double program
i
at this cozy amusement palace will
positively surpass anything also shown
in Norwaik. Why? Just because it
contains the sixth and beat number of
the great Bison "101" series. "The Cri-
sis," in two grand reels, a mammoth
frontier production, troops of cavalry:
hordes of lndians and scores of se~ltl~
I era and emigrants. Bison “101" films
1 have not all other waleru pictures
ever attempted beaten to 11 (rustle.
Where is there a moving picture fan
who does no: like funny lllms? To~
‘morrow's program includes 1111 array
of.‘ comedy films that will drive away
the blues anti keep you good natured
for a week. "flcdelia as a Motherin-
Law;" "The Chef's l)0wnfall;“ "A
Change of stripes." and other good
‘ ones. Harry Love. the local boy who
sings to boat the band. will have some
new illustrated song hits that will,
surely please. You cannot afford to
miss this great. program. Take a trill
: and come early. ~
E HENRIETTE WAKEF-ll1‘l1n's
, Ci'l‘Al..
l irvin Myers. the baritone. who is to
assist Mint. Wakefield, at her recital.i
in Music Hall, South Norwalk, has
.1been singing to the past tour years in
the leading opera houses in ital!»-
scoting tremendous successes in he
Glut-outta. l’agliaccl, l'l 'l‘rttvatme, Fa
’votita. Carmen and Alla. His smear-
unrest in Genoa amounted to 11 triumph
and he is one or the very (1w .itm-rl
.tan men who have n ‘.taim1;l a timed ope-
1"1utit position in italy. lie lL-illmi to
..l11,i.l' in the {all to sing. at the Tune
litlco in .1lilau.
Henrietta Wakefield the young mez
11.11 sc'prnno has tompicted her faultli
sent-1.111 at' the .iittr11,'oliia.1 ()1, 111a
illttse This singer 1-110 of the
mungcst numbers 11.“ the crimpany.
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describe :he genuine arbittetncntu t-t
Madame “'flkl‘lit‘id.
Arturo Toscaul, the pictuier musical
dirrctcr at the Metropolitan Opera
House. itrsnnully compilim'ntud Ma
dame Wakefield during ”11' rehersais
of Paul llukus' opera, "Atlant- rt liar-
helileue." Both by her comprehension
of the difficult score. and the obscure
meaning of the liaeicrlinck libretto,
the youngsingcr com-lured musicians.
by her art. Madame Wakefield was
nice highly praised in a previous sea-
son. when the late Gustav Mahler was
a musical director at the Metropolitan.
Mr. Mahler was delighted with her
singing and acting and. above all. for
her make-up in the role of Mother Ali-
nes in Smetiena's llo'hcmlnu Opera.
“The Battered Bride." That this
young and slender woman could satis-
l'y so exacting a man as Mahler, in us.
saying import of an old woman,
whose girth raised many a laugh. was
a tribute to her skill and intelilpcnce.
Because of Madame Wakefield's suc-
reason at the Metropolitan Sunday
night concerts. she showed the world
that another prlma dona had arisen.
who was just as well fitted to sing in
conccrt as in opera. As one of the
stars at the National Saengorfest in
Milwaukee in June. 1911. Madame!
Makelloid achieved a triumph all her,
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place in her artistic elections. To
hear her sing such a lied as Robert,
Fran“ "1111 Herbal.” in stimulant to
stamp her as a singer of rare worth.
But in no way is this young artist lino ,
lied. She sings Mali and ltsllan.
equally well. and it not without say-
ing that her repertory contains the
widest mm of Win by American
and sauna: common. i
Henriette Waltellolafs volcs is c!
rich timbre. combining with its lovely,
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Our Spring goods are now
in stock. While we have a
larger assortment of line
goods than ever heloro, we
have not forgotten the cheap-
er endof the line, and are
showing a great many pair
terns from 10¢ per double
roll up.
The Gotham Co.
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happiest playhouse
The headliner 'attrattion this week
outdlltances any'citcus sensation of-
fered here. The world 11 pro emint :11
masienl oi agtl’ ty The five fear»
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llcrlnudtmons oi the air in 11 porter-
marze that sets a new mark for
gymnastic entertainutcui. A physi-
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Sprclal added 1111111111» The plsylei
that scored the Dinner hit registrat-
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THE SOUND OF THE GONG,
A comedy drama (‘lli bodyins a strong
moral win.
The inimitable American sonxster
comedian.
. GRANT GARDNER, l
The original Yap lianlt Trader. offer-i
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"’l‘ha (Iiown' '11 Triumph." A featum.
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“Lucky Jim" . A breezy Western
drama. ,
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TIME TABLE
in Enact June 1, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.1w~i2:43x, 15:0911. Culix, tiziiii,
13:57, 712011. 7:4611. 821711. 81511.11, 0117111,
9:37. 101201;, 10:4511. 11:38x.
P. lil.-12:53x. 1:08. 1:3'1'x il'hila.
and Wash. Exp. goes to Harlem Riv-
erl, L’Mlx, 2:5011. 3:27.135, 4::ilx,
.11: to, 13:50:: 6:40, 625111, 7:11x. 7:42x.
9:4011. 10:45. ‘
Sundays.
A. M.—~1‘.‘:48x. 5:0911, 13:111.. 8:54,
10:20.11. 11:21”.
P. M.-—lll:blix. 2:34x. 2: din. 5:35
5:381, 720011, 7:12, 7:62x, 3: 2111.29 42x.
10: 28.
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-4:45x, 5:40, 6:11.311. 8:03x.
8:301, 8:55x. 9:1511, 9:42. 10:02x.
10:05. 1111.
,P. M.——12:03x. 1:05, 1:38x.
2:.‘17x. 3:301. 4:15x, 4:291,
5211111, 5:25, tizitlx. 6:0311, 8x,
9x. 9:30, 111:, 11:30. 1211.
Sundays.
A. M.——6. 8:2.'1x. 8:1'11'1x. 9103):, 11:3th,
10:02:. 11:. .
P. M.-—12:04. 120211. 31:02:. 5:04.
03:01:, 7:1411. 8:59x. 1011. 11:1011. 1211.
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IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVIN.
A. him—12:1”, 1:1711, 1:57x, 6:01).
7:23. 9:18x. 9:5-ix, 10:23:11. lltllx.
1’. 11—4220“, 1:20, 311411. 3:21x.
412611. 5:1211. 62141:. 8:47. 7:10x. 9:0911.
9:23x. 10:08:. 11:13.
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A. 11.—12:azx. 1157:. 7:43, 9:44,
_10:07x. 10:54:. 11:11:. .
P. M.--2:08:. 6:10. 0:46, 7:103.
8:19. ilzliiix, 10:5“.
OOUTH NORWALK T0 DANIURY.
A. u.—-1:ao, 6:13. 11:17, 1010111. ,
P. M.—-i:25. 2:2311, 4:353. 5:121,
I120. 7:20. -
Iundays.’
A. M.—1:20x, 10:01x. 10:10.
P. M.--—2:15, 7:151
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