. Min 1.; Apolikffifiwiiohn 11.11111111on
V onlortaihi Mi- nophpw Frank Cor-
Ml rk, New Jersey V
Rev Mr. Vahlstrom will lead the
weekly prayer and praise service that.
will be held at the Swedish Congrcgno
lion) church this evening and will
preach. _
The weekly prayed and prals ser-
vice of the ‘Atlvent Christian church
will be held his loveiilug. Rev. Geo.
M. Tecplo will occupy the pulpit and
preach.
The weekly prayer and praise scr-
vlce of the Eliot Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church .will be held this ev-
ening. Rev. John Stapleton will lead
the meeting and preach.
A large number of East Norwalk
passing that point.
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compel all trains to go slow whtlo‘ “
Homo/vow. wall.
Plumbing 81 Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Mott Modern and Economical
System.‘ I
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NOROT9___
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The Foreign Missionary Soolety of
people attended the commencement
exercises that were held in the High
school last night. A number of East
Norwalk boys and girls graduated. E
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Christopher Schultz of Bridge
street, East Norwalk, the noted oys-
terman who was no 881101181)? lnjuied
last Satuiday afternoon, is doing as
well as can be expected. He Is under
the attendance of Dr. Joan Dumorle1
and Dr. Charles G. Bohannan
The appeal from the country com-.
missioneis in the Luyden remun-
stranoe case comes 11p in the higher
Brideport courts today. Inst night
[Constable Henry CfSclzcr was kept
.husy serving subpoenaes andcquite a:
delegation took the trip this morning.
Contractor Herbert V Carr, of East
Norwalk has substitutcd {01 his motor,
which be has been running with South:
Norwalk's commercial electric power"
a motor of tho some. power to be run;
diy alternating current to be furnished;
by the limited Electric night and Wa--'
tcr company.
‘ "Wm
Excavation for the erection of the
new brick block in East, Washingtoni
atrec ncxt to that built by Kubovllch
and Vogel is attracting some atten
tion. The men liavc st111ck water and
will piohably hav'p to taco the same
problem which perplexed tho archi
tects of the Kubm'ltch-Vogel building‘.
The graduation exercises of tho.
grammar grades of the East \111 walk
schools ale helm; hold today and are
the most. successful cvci alien.
young peoplo will enter
pooled to give a good acrount of them-
selves in their studies at that lustitu-V
tion.
The best local and New York
references for
Electric Light 81 Power
WIRING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Lot mo Figure on Your Wiring and
Fixtures.
P. H. FIELDING
Phone 340. 63 SEAVIEW AVE.
Darragh Brothers
Grocers
WAaHlNo-rou
eraser
BRIDGE .
Telephone : 923
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11‘. C. Dale has rented David Biop-
. tom’s house at Tokene'ke. and took
1 possession yesterday afternoon. Mr.
has and tomily are from New York
city.
wag-1.5.1.14: ‘V
A meeting of the Rowdyton Yacht.
all: My for tile ammo/10211 of the
mounting {or has big pillar-1 Tights
'l‘lie.
tho high
school in round numbers and are cx-'
' by .Mrs. George Knickerbocker
'- llurieu. Conn" arc hereby warned and
"that was held last evening, at whicl. .
wartim- armaments for tho an~ .'
Wm. to no sullen July 11th
the Methodist Church, Stamford, met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Crabb of Noioton and
transacted routine business.
A special town meeting has been
called for next Tuesday evening, in
the Town Hall, at 8 o'clock, for the
purpose of approving a special appro
p1iati0n of $7000 as made by the
board of finance, Juno 7, 1912 f01 tbc
lstate and local highways; also to an-
thorize the sclectmen to borrow, on
the note of the town, $7,000 to cover
' the above nppropriatin. This note is
to be part of the budget of the next
fiscal ,v,e11r as advised by the board
of finance.
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1 Always a pleasurable eyent, tllc an ‘
1' nual strawberry festival of St.J0l1ii‘s
Catholic Church V01 Mon to be given .
this evening, bide fair to be better than
ever this year. it. will he gluten, as us-
ual, on the lawn in front of the paro-
chial residence). There will be sirlngs
of lanterns and ' prctllly arranged
booths, and a good entertainment.
Vaudeville and musical numbers will
make up the entertainment progruin.‘
. Wm. Blanchard, a local favorite, will
do tricks in magic. William Brooks.
11 black-face colnozilan, will.add his
ishare and Miss Schrclbcr‘s pupils.
club of banjo and mandolin players
will play at interVals There will be
.dancing, moving pictures and plcnil'
or strawberries. ice cream and things.
if it storms. the festival will be held
on tho next succeeding fair night. The
Noroton liolgbis Band will play
throughout the evening.
El
Tuesday night. on the lawn of tho
Springtime M. iii. Church, llio Ladies“
1 Aid Society save is annual strawber-
ry 1111a . loo—cream festival. Sonic.-
itliing over $110 was rollliacd for
church cxpcnsos. The various articles
for sale were arranged in dainty
booths, all of which were very prettily
decorated. Tho apron booth, mohair;
ed by Mrs. Abcl Smith. was dressod
in purple and white. Mrs. John Worth
was in charge of the cake booth. Miss
I-lazcl Weed dispensed orangcadc, 'l‘hc
supper was ill charge of Mrs. C. E.
Simmons, Mrs. Alpert Jordan. Mrsu
t‘lnrcnoc Logan. Mrs. Walter Wilson,
Mrs. Charles Sammls and Mrs. David.
Lockwood. Tho. candy booth was mann
aged by tho I‘lllwtli‘th Lcaguc, Mrs. A11-
drew Weed acting as chairman, ash
slated by. Miss Margaret Bcrnhard.
Miss Helen Palmer and Miss Ruth
Worth. The fancy nrliclcs were. sold;
and
Mrs W. N. Wilson The groceries.
were in chart/c of Mrs J llairmon and1
Mrs. D M Fisher The men who wmk
cd hardest woro Albert Jordan and
Roland Toms over the lcc-rr‘eam
rice/1cm Mlfi.1)lll'li(ll Wyclioff and.l
him. A J. Krlmbili were the c.ashiers 1
Thanks Wore extended to E. Elbert
Gale, who did the electrical wlilng.
NOTICE
‘Tllc loyal voters of the Town of
notified to attend a special town
1nocting,to be bold in tho Town Hall,
at Darlen, 001111., on Tuesday, June
261b, 1912, at 8 o’clock in the oven-
ing, to act on the following innit/arc.
int.
proprlation of Baron thou/rand ($7.000)
dollars as made by the Board oi
Finance. June 7th. 1912.101 the state
and local highways.
21111 To authorize the noicaimcn to
borrow on the note or notes of the
Town. Boron thousand (97,000.00) doi-
'llal‘s to cover the above appropriation.
This note to be a port of the budget
for the next fiscal year. As advised
by tho Board of Finance. .
giant/1d at liar-ion, Conn, Juno 17111,
Signed
CHAS B Fl'i‘oll.
if B. TAYLOR,
V. it. POOLEY, .
Selectmen.
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To approve of the special up» '
III Illlllllll Will Ill ill llEIE The Pleasant Hour
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Michael Rubblefllane Barrlor 60‘ WdII."‘S‘i..‘ NOEWdIR
Known is Almost Completed
Below the Cataract .
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What is believed to“ be the highest
rubblenitouo wall in the world is near-
lug completion at Niagara. Falls, andI
is expected to be ilnished by the firstl
or Soptember. it is 400 feet long, nu'd'
rises a sheer 200 foot against the al-
most perpendicular bank or the gorge
thiough which the rlvvcr rushes half a
mile below the cataract.
The wall is under construction by
one of the electric power companies
I
i on the American side, and was sug‘
igestcd by the scenic committee ap-
‘ point-ed by the president of the United
States to cooperate with existing
‘sgnencles to make the surroundings of
the Falls worthy of the cataract itself.
For many years both banks of the
river were notarlously unsightly, but
thanks to the recently-developed
Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park on
the Canadian side, the New York State
rescrvation on the American side, and
the assistance of the power compon—
les owning property along the Water
from, the environment oi the cataract
will soon be above criticism.
Thc wall in question is made out. at
huge pieces of stone of tile. same sort.
as that which goon to form the cliff
itself—4nd originally blown out of it.
The wall is inurtccn fgct thick at.
the bass, entirely concealing the pipes
ilirough which water rushes to the
turbines below. in order to carry out
the pi'ojoct for Improving lllc gorge.
the power company bought 0111 live
small and especially unsightly Ill"—
torics, replacing their val‘mgatcd 11nd
unlovoly urchitcciuro by its uniform
and impressive front. it is expected
that the wall will eventually stretch
all tho way from the power plant to-
thc Sale rcsrrvutlon. thus ovcrcmuing ..
the principal remaining (NIGEL: in the
surroundings of Niagara Falls. ' .
Effort toward improving tho envir-
onment of tho. stupendous cataract, is
the final step in the campaign topm-
serve the spcctacic in perpetuity as.
one of lilo great natural wonders of
tho comincut. Protection of the
cataract itself has already boon scour»
ed through the Canadian-Amoi‘lcun wu-
. tci'ways treaty, which limits the water
which may be diverted for power/pur-
posos to 20.000 cubic foot per second
on the American side, and 30,000 cubic
foot per second on thy Canadian side.
This treaty cannot become fully op-
erative in the United Stan's until the
expiration of the Burton law ucxi
spring. The allowance of 20,000 cubic
feet per second on the American side
is only 4,400 foot mort- than tho
amount now actually in use. Accord
. ing to (ion. leby, Chief of Engineers,
United States army, the slight addi-
tiondl diversion allow-ed cannot lowm'
the American Falls more. than an
eighth of an inch, which moans that
.its present splendor is permanently
assured.
MALMO~CHARD
A pretty wedding took place on
lune 10 at the home of Mrslt. 12.111111-
,2«i 1'1 lerlh avenue oust, Duluth.
when Miss Dortilu Malina became the
Illlilc of ilcibert (‘llard of Belle l'lains
Minn Rev. Arthur i‘hai'd cl! llusat-
lugs, Minn, a brother of tho groom
road the corcmony at 5 ohclocli
The bride wore a dainty down of
white silk voile over masculine and
carried white roses and her brides
‘muld, Miss Louise Schnub, or South
Norwalk, Goon... woro a frock of pale
arson masculine and carried pink ros-
or.
Mr. Chard wail attended by Walter
Malmo 11 brother of the bride as host .
man. '
The rooms were prottlly decorated
with green and whito carnations and
turns being used effectively. ‘
A large reception was held in the
creator; after which the couple loft
air a short. trip.
The out—oftown ghosts were Mr. and
Mrs. Chard. of BolloPlalno, Mrs Carl
Schaub and‘daugbtor of South .1101»
Hastings. Minn, Mrs. Fred Hall and
‘i'oaturo
Picture Palace
Bondy Brothoro, Managers. .
The Barnum of Them All.
Showing a complete daily change of-
exclusive‘ independent photo-plays.
There must be 11 reason why Nor—
‘W'olk's particular amusement pa-
troiisattend this cozy theatre. Pay
’1111 a visit and solve the mystery.’
HUNDY BROTHERS, Managers.
AM‘USEMENTS
THE PLEASANT HOUR.
Docs it look as if this cozy theatre
had to ltdd cheap vaudeville to their
quality picture program in order to get.
an audience? Were you one of the
many who had to wait for 11 chance to
get inside it you were, the manage-
ment In sorry and will overcome the
conditions somewhat very soon; the
contractors are laying brick to beat
the band, inbro opera chairs are on. ‘
the way. etc.
Follow the, mel'ry crowd again to.
night. the program includes a snappy
Nestor west-orb feature “The
Bread a Way; " id clulr teatime art dra
ma, “Tiltl‘illtimlltfl‘ of Forgetfulness?
Marion Leonard “or feature, “The
Burr/cat's Eyes" and other good ones,
all for the small admission of live.
cents.
“The. Liilitenaut‘s
Figlit;" another grout 101“
headliner in two grand reels.
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Bison
ADVERTISING GENERALLY PAYS
At any rate. there is some satilfac‘
.lion In having been a presidential can
didato. Q“ can sell articles to the
magazines -.. Waterbury Republican
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his; WAéEn.
’l‘ownlcv «Someone has said that ho
is n boaolat' tor of his race 1!. ho makes
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two blades of glass grow where only\
one grow bot/nae
Snbbu bs —l ll but anything that to! ~
lo novor had to 1‘1111 11 lawn mower.
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Hundreds of people are making
lacir plans for the summer. and the
wise owuor «.1111 son that they read his
to lot advcrtisomcnt in The Sentinel
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Leave your Spectacles or Eye
Glasses with us for repairs when
brokcu.
We have every modern facility
and all rim accessory parts for,
making permanent repairswwhen.
done the glassos will be fitted to
your eyes porfsctly.
Make use of our ropalr depart-
ment. Tell us to hurry and we
will‘obllge you at the earliest. porn
sible moment.
THAMER
Dentist. and Optlolano.
87 Atlantic square, Stamford. at.
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Walks having about considerable time
hero with relatives; She hostile best.
Other Hammocks 980
150,000 votes with every $1.00 place.
Read. This
Boost your number of votes on the
Piano which. we are going to divsI
away free. . .
011 Thursday. Juno 20 we will give
a bonus of l0,900 votes wlth ovoiy
50c piece of Hand painted Chippy/arm.
25,000 votes with every 7dc piece and
The Clifford Pharmacy
Quitirner & Canty. Props. .
Tel. 933-2. The Rexull Store
our Spring. goods are now
in stock. While We 11ch a
larger assortment of line
goods than ever before, we .'
him; not forgotten the cheap-
er end of the line. and are
“ showing a great many pat-
terns from 10c per double
roll up.
The Graham Co.
E. E. GORHAM,
E. w. YOUNGs.
Props.
to First St, E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
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W. F.Wig1nore 81.00.
DNUBGISTI
JAMES PARKER, Manager.
8 No Milo so, 80. Norwalk
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- Fmbalmcr
19 No. Main 8t, 80. Norwalk
Residence, 5 Washington St.
Telephone at «newest-2.
Teiophono at house-493.
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SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils are superior to those made
of any other metal. 'l‘lilu has
been provcn by scientific ro~
search, as the tests show that
no vsrdlgris, rust. nickel-oxides
or injurious zlnos can form, no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any danger of chipping,
as with enamel ware.
It is an excellent host conduo
tor which. means quick boiling
an saving of fuel. its light
\ch lit makes it cosy to handle.
and tho sllvory»whito color of
tho ware is pleasing and always
clean looking.
livery piece is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out of pure
sheet material, and is absolutely
seamless and shalt/try.
Swiss Aluminum Ware has
come to stay. which eventually
means the passing of all lines
of tin. stool and enameled cooli-
mg wars of every description.
Home: It. moi-l,
North Main and West 8mm.
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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect June 1, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~~12:~le. 520911, 514111, 6:09.
0:57, 7:201; 711llix.8:‘l7x, Szfilx, 92.1511,
9:37, 10:20x, 10241313 11:38.11. .
P. M.-——12:53x. 1:08. 1:37.11 (l‘l1lla.
and Wash. Exp, goes to Harlem Riv-
crl, 214131, 2:50x, 3:27, 4:15, izli'lx,
9:40.11, 40:45.
Sundays.
A. M.——-—12248x, 510011, ‘bzilx,
10:2011, 11:2411. "
8:54,
P. M. ~~~~~ 1225311 2:31x, 2: 4lx, 5: 81'),
523811, 7:00x, 7:12 , 7:5211, 8:2lx, 9: 4231,
10:28.
w
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. ills—4:41“. 5:40, (izil’ix. 8:0311,
8:50x.8:1’15x, 9:153, 0:42, 10:0211,
10:05. 1111.
P. M.~-12:08x, 1.:05. 1:3811, 2:0411,
2:1’1711, liziIOx, 4:1l’ix, 4:2911, 5:0511,
5:14x. 5:25, 0:01x, 0:031, 81:. 8:1011,
911, 0:30, llx, 11:90, 1211.
Sunday/I.
A. iii.~6, 3:13.511, 8:55.11, 9: 03x, 013011
10:0211. ilx. .
P. M.-~'12:04, 120211, 51021:, 0:04.”
0:0111, 7:1411, 8:5911. 11011, 1111011, 1231.
1.1-. ...,....
'IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.-l‘2:llix, i117x. 1:57.11, 1:011
7123, 911811, 916411.103“, 1111111.
P. M.~»12:07x, 1:20. 811411, 012111,
, about/yo.
A. ilk-1212211, 11571:,
10:07:. 1015411. 1111111.
I’.» M.»—~2:08x. 0:10,
8:19, 9:513, 1015411.
BOUTH NORWALK 1'0 IANIUIV.
.AAN.‘-1:20, 11:13. 11:27, 10:01:.
P. tin-441125, 2:21:11, 4235:, 11221,
7:43, 9:44.
6:46.
‘41
7 : 1011.
Sundays.
Ally M.-~1.m. 101013, 10:10
P; hie-«ll 316, 7:15. '
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We’ll study the location of your
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tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
01' Steam Systemmwlli satisfy you best.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the scicnce of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad.
lusting the some. illscuscs. are caused
by a wrcnch, twist or sprain in the
buck. Even if done in childhood it,
creates pinched norms and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
illiiraprnctors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health in
nerve systems in your body.
Nervonsness, Rheumatism, Paraly.
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cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 3
chance to help you.
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94 WABHINGTON 8T. 801NORWALK
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