o. 1W arses nerd-1,1115 the.
mint or his pnrenta in East N‘orwaiit
over the Sabbath
The weekly devotional meeting aim
the Epwprth of he East Ave
we Methodist church was held last
night. .
Frank Priest, of Waterbury, motor-
ed down to not Norwalk yesterday
and paid a visit to his brother. Albert
Priest, of Fort street.
The monthly business meeting of.
the Mayflower Hook and ladder com-l
puny will be held this evening in the
quarters. in Van Zant street“ 7
i
The Men‘s Class of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church hold its weekly
meeting in the church yesterday at'
noon. The meeting was a well attend-
‘ ed. one.‘
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Rev. Mr. Vnhlstrom occupied the
pulpit. and punched at the morning
and dvening services that were held
Mandarin the LSwedish Congrega-
tional church. f
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Charles Daniel and William Tobey.-
of East Norwalk. left this morning in
their boat for Bouthporc where they
will work on the natural growth beds
during the ensuing week. weather per-
mitting. l
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'Miss Ethel Pdrmalee, wh is a school
teacher of the Waterbury public
80110019. has returned to her East Nor-
walk home for the summer, the
schools cd that place being closed for
the long vacation. ' «
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Dr. Walter L Baker, of Fort street,
who came to East Norwalk from Nau-
gstuck recently to practic medicine.
has decided to return to 'Nnugatuck.
friends and numerous patients.
- ‘Pl‘idb‘o Miss Lydia Seli led the meeting of
m ’9 1““;le d’eoplo s societv oi Loyal
”‘OWW even ng. was hold at the Advent
The Norwalk Board of 92179} night. Her
Q. . ' V
writers will meet this afternoon. ‘1'”! upon:
Ru... and
Pasturei
John Kresko and Dad Landers were
visitors at Eon Slocum Saturday aiid
Sunday.
Our 'Brothers‘ Lodge. No. 10. l. O. 0.
R, will hold a. regular meeting this
evening.
Andrew ‘Chontos was a visitor in
New Yok yesterday and looked over
the German fleet.
Stephen and Julius Dokus were down
York, Saturday. and witnessed Mar-
quard win his twelfth game. .
1
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wadhsms and
family of Bridgeport, spent yesterday
with Mr. and Mrs. Josiah G. Gregory,
of Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stezsak, and Mrs.
. John Balezs, residents of Springwood.
left for a short stay in Hungary. satur-
day morning.
chard's
Siphon and Julius Dokus were down
”to New York. Saturday to see their
brother Gabriel off to Europe on 1113
steamer President Lincoln-for a_ six
it.
. the “WW in 95>qu avenue.
AWWOCWHMWI ‘7
‘ plans W M oondertfibr m , ~
AWN on the Bill” Point“
laid successful affair.
‘ her
much to the scrrow of his man)"
9011 Was ROWlIFtG Ml
Uncne Haslett, .\'o. 6
will hold its semi-month ,
meeting this evening in the;
Washrington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry in. Jayne ar-
rived in South 'Norwalk Sunday on the
12:53 train from
chusotts, where they spent’their wed-
ding tour. They will reside at No. 15
Union street.
About one hundred people attended
the aheepbake given yesterday by the.
Ryan it Griffin association at
best, the cooking beyond reproach and ‘
those present spoke
terms of every thing. connected with
The American Band concert at Ro-
s new Iii-sin. this suntan-ti
M Mr comm.
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.‘b‘i‘ ,.
_ air. and an. (issue A. Key. and .
daughter listen of Reading. in. are
the was“ of Mr. his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Matt. in mm
811909.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Gunman on
attained Cherries Woife and a party
of friends from New York who shop
pad in newsman while on 9. amino up
the Round.
Employees of the South Norwaik
water works were through this mo
tion yesterday flushing the main
pipes. and providing a much better
quality of water.
w~m
The Flower Club daisy’picnic will be
held on Wednesday afternoon of this
week. All members entitled to so
will meet at the M. E. Church immed-
iately after school,
interesting Children' a Day exercises
were held lnthe Rowayton Baptist and
' Methodist Episcopal churches yester-
day, the programs arranged being suc-
cessfuliy carried out.
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The radioptinon entertainment in
the nowaymn' Baptist Church, last
Friday evening. was a moat enjoyable
The machine
reproduced post cards. including the
colors, in a very effective manner.
Roway-ton relatives and friends
haved received announcements of the
marriage of Miss Nora Urbahn, daugh-
of Mr. and Mrs. Oberlea Wall
Pinknoy oi Brooklyn, to Arthur Dough
ins Howden .Smith. The ceremony
took place in Brooklyn, New York.
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Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1279‘
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Funeral director LeGrand Raymond :
accompanied the remains “Albert. Dru
via to Philadelphia. this morning. The
interment will take. place in that city.
Springfield. Massa-
Bu 1'-
woods. The bake was of the
in the highest
WALK
5‘ ,. rested'vElst-urdsiy morning for drunken-
* gling s new cradle on the forward
months' stay.
Rev. Thomas J. Finn, and Rev. J .1.
Means, of St. Mary’s Church, and Rev.
B. J. Carroll, of *St. Joseph's church,
commenced their week's retreat at
'MannesaMInstitute. Keyser's Island,
this morning. Next Monday _the 'as-
sistant rectors will begin their week’s
retreat. '
There were no Town Court. cases in
South Norwsllt this morning owls: to
the fact. that. Peter Allen, who was or-
‘ nosd‘ forfeited a. 910 bond and Ru»
dolpb Stole, whom Officer Wallace A.
Semis arrested. Saturday night. charge
ed withintx‘oxication and breach of the
, .tpeoce. forfeited a $15 bond.
moon Well truck was driven to
Bridgeport at an early hour this morn
ing' by Drivers W. A. McPherson and
Edward Wilson. The trip): was taken
to that city for the purpose of instal-
wn Point yesterday arternoon and ev-
ening brought 9. large number of peo-
ple to that popular resort to enjoy the
good music. The band extended it-
self and the people ofthe Norwslks
will be pleased to learn that the local
musical organization will play every
Sunday at Roton.
in
ii“ a meeting of the Italian indepen-
dent 'iety held yesterday it was yet-
ed to participate in the exercises at»
Viendins the luring of the corner stone
of St. Joseph's parochial school on
Sunday next. The Maria dei Assume.
society of Norwalk will Join with the
South Not-walls organization and the
latter organization will entertain the
members of the sister society to re-
freshments previous to the common:-
es. ~
East avenue. who was recently met?
truck which will be . o:- sumcient.
strength to withde the «terrific pres-
‘ sure brought to bear upon this part of
the new apparatus by the new Duplex
ilor the imam. weight of the
on any slid‘it was tested that
the now Make when in
‘ “commie a serious soot-
‘ in» result in injury to
band bruise. The cradle was much too '
that his condition. in New. 993‘!
where he was taken suddeiil
611M199“ suing ndwas ni‘et in
tin,
mien it": 58th“
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The friends of Arthur Camp Way.
son of Mr and Mrs. Robert I“. Way. of '
who has been on Q ‘
left. Norwaiit ‘
MM 9991(2)!!me 011nm
Mine. Mid gave the following
interacting account o; l‘l‘aw she became
a member or the Hell-apolitnn own
Company. the goal of all operatic as-
pimll . .
i wrote to Mr. Andreas Dippsi, than
(30- director with Mr Gaul (mum and
asked him to hear me slug. 1 received
a favorably reply inviting me to sing
one Thursday evening at live. o'clock.
Just prior to the opening of the sea»
son.
Armed with a great dramatic Iris, i
started for the opera house and waited
sing for the directors and conductors.
Scared to death. i managed to struggle
thrduxb the aria, and when finished
was naked: for my address and 'phone
number. Good-bye, i thought, and
went home thoroughly diarourued.
On Friday evening at seven o'clock
the ’phone rang, Metronolitun Opera
House calling. Could i learn a part in
Ariana in three days. i said i would
try immediately obtaining the music.
I looked it over and said no absolute-
ly impossible, so much ensemble. but
they begged me to try. i worked
mostly all night and the next two days.
i had up to that time never sot foot
upon the stage; knew nothing about
acting; out all were most bind to me.
The stage manager. Mr. Dufrlche.
save the all his time. i shall never
forget Signor Caruso. Mme. (laraiieri
and careeiaily Signor Scotti- who did
much to make use feel at ease and
helped me in every way. And so i
. made my debut on Lise most brilliant
night of the whole semen with the
greatest artists in the world. The don
utter the performance i signed a three
were contract and have sung not less
than 95 mrformaunoa each season.
The patrons of the recital include
Mrs. Sol'mans. Miss Gregory. Mr. and
Mrs. E. .1. films. Mr. and Mrs. Alex
under Gibson. Mrs. Huntington, Mrs.
Mary l’iurce. Mrs. B. 8. some of
New Haven; Mme Mario Ziiattfield oi
the Metropolitan Opera on 511' naval
Bispham and hit. Otto Goritz. also of
the opera company
Lieutenant Governor iiiskesloei: will
come from New Haven also Mia. E.
ii. Savage. one of the leaders of New
Haven society. Mme. Mattfoid: will
me with a. party from New York.
place "
my turn with over twenty others, to
. . ‘ i admiration has been express ..
comedy entertainers will truncate
, musical playiet.
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iliuu Grand Army Veterans Week,
rm: Lined with a gala, vsudevriie
_ hill, at the home of hits
Special exclusive extraordinary en-
casement. a unique, intern-tins. in-
structii’e and historical event. the
live famous
(5)-—-BOY8 iN BLUE-45)
All veterans of the Civil War. and
volunteers in the Nerthern Army.
serving from ’62 to the and of the
war. Thim- deur old men will
play and. mug their old fashioned
tunes and make merry in a deiisht-
ful ms in". (‘ome and give them
a rousing “‘(‘lCOllle‘Illd halo malts
their visit hm an eventful one.
Special ii. A. it. matinee and night
Wednesday.
the p't-s‘udnent masters of the
arena the intrepid
LORETTA FAMihY.
Pour .‘omrus m'mnaoila seams“. hr
troducing tlu- Loretta Twine. the
only female bar performers on
earth. in a series of fonts that will
make the hub: stand on edge.
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The merry monarch of mystery.
DARNEY WlLLlMfl.
(ford Maniliintor and Jolly Jester.
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Musical comedy entertainers of note.
new: GREENWOOTJ AND HAL
MAISDQN.
in a inneiul comely. A Love Dream.
The Flexible Gait-n,
CHESTER KINGSTON.
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TIME TABLE
in Efiect June 1. 1912.
QOUTH‘NORWALK TO NEW YORK:
a. M.w12:~}8:¢: 3:091, sznx, 6:09.
.1517 715017,? “sesame 511, 11:15:,
9:37. 10:20:, 10:16:, 1113831.
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and Wash. Exp. goes to Harlem Riv
or), 2:413. 2:50;. 3:27. 4:15. 47:31:.
P. ll.~1:2 53X. 2' 341‘." 2:441. 5: 35.
5. 38: 7: (Mix. 7112.7:521. 8; 21x. 9: 42:. .
101.28
NEW YORK,TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-4>45x, 5:10. 6:453. 8:03x.
8:50x, 8335:. 9:15x, 9:42. 10:02:,
10:95. 11:.
P. M.—-13:03x. 1:05, 1:38x. 2:041,
2:57;.‘37301. iziox, «izzsx. 73:05:,
917. 9:90, 1111. 11:30. 121:.
Sundays.
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