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VEAZEZLWIHIHQ Priests Enteriaiued by Rev. Father Cheruitzky, at the
Partly own» 1 Parochial Residence
For Norm-‘1
continued mi’eifect weather conditions attended
.“gh‘ t° ““91 dedication of the new St. Ladle
, high pressure 9“- Huugarlan Roman Catholic
I the lower Lake ‘1 by Rt. Rev John J. Nilan, blsh~
ince 0‘ (2“ng m1-.,:‘*11tford,and other cle1ical dig
weather in them) m“yesterday moming.’1‘he
0“ low pressure e“heat of Sunday was relieved
Dakota to 50“th extent by the pleasant;i
Western Texas. 1‘hech spxeud out the beautiful
in the northeast l““l led by the many societies
showers have occttt‘l‘eoe while a beneficent sun
933‘ Great Plains reg-"Hm a cloudiess sky 11;»
the hearts of Rev. Stephen S. Cher-
nitzky and his hard-working, purse:
vering congregation after their long
and grinding struggle in erecting a
handsome edifice which shall stand for
generations to come, a monument to
their faith in their God and religion.
and to their efforts to assist. in the
tisnsfotmatlon of go district known
as Sprinngod from a wildetness to
a sightly and creditable part of the
city. The dedication of this church
northwest N0 notable ‘fond of people gathered marks ain'epoch in the citizenship of
‘ Etuies are reported. 1.36 occasion reflecting the Hungarian Catholic people of the
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ewhai of the bright-
Court. Frances. Order oil a“ which lightened
.ESceptre will be held on Wt
(Continued on Sixth We.)
IlllllIE IIILI’WII
Alli “GYM“ OFF
on..-
Deputy Sheriff John H. Blake, 0f
Norwalk, conducted the‘ auction that
was held atthe bridge on Saturday
afternoon at which time three more
buildings were sold from the block
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31“” " The monhtly business -eime A1 “a Is
the Arlen Singing society will
this evening.
Harris & Gan-s are offer m' M 88““9
quality fresh mined coal 3—we-
nummer pi‘ices- ’teamel' Elm Olly
J. J. Clineo. of .\o1walhE
chased an Oakland car from ‘3. TWhefl Railing
BN8” in Stamford. “mmpanl.
Miss Winined Linden £18131!“
Frances Flehetry ate spend?
rweek 5‘" Atlantic 011:; 31.;uiy 1.-—~Wiliiam
The committee will hold its l' ”8 ““3“”
meeting this evening to makeEE ei‘ death ”3
'Sound yes-
n ments for the carnival.
I‘ll 8e cuiloi man-
The semi- monthly business meetinnd on the
of the South Noanlk Conclave will be accident
held on Wednesday evening,” ”is making a
old invostment building on the south
side of the bridge was sold to William
‘F‘. White & '30“ for the sum of 860.
The house formerly owned by the
Louis Raymond estate was disposed of
to Mike Olean for $85. This place was
also on the south side of the bridge
The Ebemongelli block on the north
side of the bridge was sold to John Un-
gvauy for the sum of 8340.
The sale was well attended and
there were a number of bidders for
____._...._ . ion, L il., each or the places sold. an the build
‘ Colfax Encampment, '1“ Jam“ l . logs are to, be removed from the
hold its sentiment) all rail at bridge before August 1.
ll
An important moeilng of the bridge
ing in its hall E. standh‘g “9‘“
construction committee will be held
' 9‘ Green-
a fireman Alum Kliit
oke sud-
L“ E'port was leaning The rgllA‘L‘u »‘ both on Friday evening at. which time En
(“my and K11“ glmmenbel “0‘ being glneer Grlners will be on hand with
tutti!!! into the sound d white film!“ the plans and specifications for the
side to swim was dionue til tin . an new bridge which will be submitted to
some nosed to keep afloat “ll E.“ the committee for its inspection.
There was 3 “‘
tenmer and ‘
t.
rival of a ilfeboa
. manic on board the s
\ . woman tainted.
. VIEllIllllI IEIEIINY
Ill WEITPIIT
_. A very pretty weddins took place
3:1 this morning at 10 o'clock from ”the
.(ihurch of the Assumption In West~
port, when Miss Josephine «Sullivan,
became the bride of Harry s. Gui-logb-
or. brother of John it. Gallagher, of
i~i180uth Norwulk. The nuptial mass
1
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distill It" 3““ “‘
son in the presence of a large lather
log of the friends and relatives of the
, ontrscting parties. The bride was
onutlfully gowned and was attended
y liar sister, Miss Margaret Sullivan.
I moral“ Vim“ 9‘
this t ohoworinif “W
with too scalding
n Dumal‘llei‘ W3 ‘"
”my gm! 10K!
pump fell into a V“
minimum W“
bluntly D" 3°31 the momma ilit‘ , irringtou Gallagher. a brother or the
“use and title“ “m w the NOW!“ ‘ room, noted no limit moo.
1W3‘W’ was t It in expend! ‘ E‘ At the conclusion 1of the his” the
1‘.“qu fqr trontmeo
ionimti‘np portion and their Motives
. var
Ill! be will roco m“ oil!” to midi.
a we idiom-mid to the bouts of the bride.
“‘1“ “Lack 111:1de mil. .. her. a wedding breakfast Em served
“pluchod to the aide; icon which the happy couple departed
1111161de a tire Woolen honeymoon trip. their
‘ in the evening; .whenwthe club house .,
and their disposal made a surety. The
1on celebrated by Rev. Futhor Dulf- ‘
The Hippodrouioionu'Whoolor‘di
Wilson orchestras Furnish the
Music—Brilliant Nominations},
Those who were fortunate epitaph :5
to visit Belle Island, or «no better '
those who participated in the formal ‘
opening of the new chub house and; ‘
pier on Saturday afternoon and even . , ,. .
tag were tWipioMs of a Gish-t that 7 3
surpassed anytime that. has neon
seen in or about Thequpwalko in.‘
sometime. Especially was this. .truo‘ ‘ '
and pier were brilliantly and Eheoutl-i '1“.
fully illuminated with. electric lights. .'
colored in red. white, blue and green;
and so placed: as to show off the club ‘ '
house and pier to the best advantage. 1
But the beauty of the scene was for 1 t
outelossed by the pleamre enjoyed».
by all those present. 1101- centeinly the
Belle Island residents know how to
provide a good time add have «the
capacity to enjoy it when they have
completed the arrangements. . To
President (learner. Fonts and his as-
sistants is due great oredlt fourths“
success of the opening. and they see
to be consrhwlafedupon the success-
ful culmination of months and mouths
of hard and tedious effort. for the task
of exploiting the project to erect a! the people m1). had time to realise
club house and expensive pier was what had takén place and some of the
one that kept 0W busy day “51 escapes from death were miraculous.
night and ths‘suocesi or failure of? Buildings only I block from the path
the scheme meant more to them than; of the tornado were injured om‘y
their success or failure of their ownf slightly. The first intimation that
individual efforts. I those outside of the storm sons had
The exercises amending the format; of the disaster. was when three girls
the V films at Disaster
m
nutrition. each. July 1:411.) Em
wrought. by the tornado which struck
this city only at night. is appalling.
the trim in in: “the injured and
ruins. it was Me today before the
exact number of dead was known
'13“) storm lahtud only a short time
fil1fnot, it won over so quickly that
port Were optimists to the W
The activities commenced in the eta
tornado, Wheeler and Wilson's arches-i porinnceso The young women and
tro mrnishlng excellent music for tho‘ slid fresh the second line: of the tails
occasion The big slime. however. phone building to the museum
came in the smug, when everybody ! rlod down «by a fifteen-float man»
was on hand to take part in the ten—E 1 board.
tivities. The Hippodrome mm. Boon hundreds of williuhsnds to-
of New. Yerk, entertained with I. coo m the work of rescue which will not
when Minimum
dancing. which was enjoyed by at“ llllit plant surviving the 0“? WIS PM
The feature of the festival was the; _ ,
presentation to William 0 Smith or, iconflmd on Sixth Mi
a beautiful silver loving cup. sultablyl
inscribed. by the club In recognition! “9“" “m" “‘1 (W100- Eight
of his unselfish and unremitting ot— prises Stamford WWW“ Club it
long in behalf of the club Mr smith! 300°“ 1’0““ Monday evenlns
has been a true and faithful (fiend; T9“ 1’1“” 0‘ music.
and has assisted the officers of the .......... "“
association and club over many o choVEn lE‘F ’
oocky bah-t. The presentation was:
BUB “WWI
made by President George F‘. Footed ‘
who acompanled it with a graceful‘
speech Mr Smith. although visiblys The ilfth annual outing of the Glow
affected by the incident. replied no or Loaf Club was held on Sitar-day. at
well as he was able under the clrcum-l Rolon Point. This club is composed
stances. * of the foreman of the flockwood Menu.
The other planning incident was the maturing Company and is nowpoanid-
Emmi-ling of the flag adopted by the and a comment eradication. A
climb sometime ago. This was greet; 8m! to“! and a mud time was had
ed by the cheers and plaudits of the by Mary one pro-lint on Saturtm'.
assembled gathering. The following officers were elected for
The young people and old who were, 1913'
present oemolned until a into hour ini Pmldentww. P. Byron.
the evening. enjoying the annulus and V109 PMldemeudley Raymond.
kin of the luncheon which wds Bocmuflml-luso Notch.
mil 1:11 all. . Trouurorw—A A. Thorioult.
Sergeant at ArmwAulupt Billion-
‘Daucinlfi "9‘“
‘ Props Commuter—10.1.1. Hayes.
communion! Arnnoonionum'rhon.
Burns and A. N. Thor-innit. '
Chaplain—Charon L Ainsworih.
lilill'l'mo'l'llili'f , a
1 house Iii-mo
W
wJuiy i at Roton Point.
afternoon and evening. to pieces of
music. Concert on the Fourth. Bl:
time.
BUR—[ID GLKANING SKIRT.
om stop- on Match Willi. min. ow
allow-Fir}. Bhutan.
NEW LONDON. July IMWltllo
cleaning s skirt with “spline launder
afternoon Mary aorta,“ also it, own- Tbo house in More “Mat “and
pod upon the bond at n mulch; which. by John marlin sad in which 3111. find
cumulus lino. imltsd Ellis snow. Mrs. James Van, lived was pipeline
netting fin to the had
our manly More the times mid Elbows 1 o'clock mum morning.
illumination“. more members or who 1min optimum sum
the fpmilv were more or in: painfobl The atom was pulled trout
1y burnedlotho «so .. pit-E hoodlum _,
1' ohmofunmtumd‘ 1 nos-Ea
{indemnified police downbeat.
uncovering bullion of the dead from the
opening of the No latest and veins- who boomed trundle wrecked tel. ,
ibis snoop to the famous summer rerouting dummy pollination to the 1- T
at 1a swwfloownio but their u- 1
cert and later dispensed music for-i be finished until tonight.‘ The electric:
od barons ly destroyed by a. iir‘o which started .
briefly and mode an eloquent appeal
for the people of the city to stand to-
nether and establish here for all time
stint: on Woollen. .
Rev. John lit. Zleter, pastor of the
church and Rev. “ll‘redoricit A. Cotes
mun, rector of Trinity Church, also
spoke enthusiastically on the pmt
Edwin H. Fox presided over the
meeting and proved to be a happy so.
lection for one position.
win-m—
wiulyli at. Roton Point.
afternoon and evening
music.
time.
Dancing
10 pieces of
concert on the Fourth. Bis
filo flblx’onoko Club was filled on
Incas-day 11-13st on the occasion of the
«inert given by stid “Elephant, the
«Hound’s mute-t tenor and those from
Make and timer «who attended
fem Norwolk were highly pleased
with the success of she affair. not!
aim was in one voice and his
numbers med better than ever be-
fore. it mmnber of, Nor-walk music-
lOvers went «down by automobile dhd
were in the audience, returning 'wlbb
but profile for the complete and em
lovable 11mm
On Wednesday evening. July third
him is to be a. novel entertainment
at. the club which is already under the
scum of preparation. There will be
a German supper and vaudeville. The
Glob hail will be arranged with lone
tables and while the guests wake of
the supper there will be vaudeville
sketches and dancing. among the tow
bloc and on the stage. ‘
Water spot-ca will be held during
this month come time.
«July 4 at Roton Point. Dancing
alteration and owning. 10 pim oi
music. Concert on the Bomb. Big
time.
paranormal ..
Eu‘rovvooun
The Booth hermit: polio. posted
their eyes fisturdsy niuht for on
mobiliti- who heirloom to have
their toll Elabo- in erlfit condition
and MW Au. mullet theft‘ prowli-
(aim at: iii-inn molded under
mm and muscular their ow
loo-m little monitor in court before
Judge William lilo Tommy. my
CW“ Eu 0 explained the purposes,
aims, ambitions of the organisation
mm W 01an and friend.
.IIQIIII' ooh-ll -
erotic u‘
balloting In.
interest. prevaili
the unpreoeden
The 21th and
dent showed l ..
last vote Saturday lght.
Clark 469} Wilson
mon 29; Bryan 1, absent 1%
The 28th ballot indicted) resulted:
Total 1088: Clark 468%; Wildly
4373‘; Underwood, 113%: Enormous
The strong oil-aim forum or re
tordoy’ afternoon, «whichft'tovtod '3
a quarter mar the 'southw'olt 1
which finished as u net-titer; growls}
stronger at every passing mindlo'duo
exciting times and although none of
the Itrictiy local crafts were «pulled.
the entrance to Westport harbor, and
the water, were saved.
When the cult overturned, roll-
dents at Owouoke. the newly opened.
up summer dwelling place near (loin
po, witnessed the accident and m-
Pavillon, urging him to mid aldrfwaltlt
all speed Hr Thoma 00me
the word to Joseph 13. Wilbert, of
Nor-walk who was on the beach about
to start out in his plans “Josh? {too
i no time and bundled ”m1'3lef
noun oi moon «than; to don
the am;
about to when than. you: m were
Eon mousing to hoop that. W.
oi: the mouth of WiflWfl motion- and
piano thou: up. This lunch condo
learn when the unfortunpm m »
rho wisest “to: condition. null.-
and but it little bit of her but: show
water. No otmpt Em mods “thou
to rain the autumn it to n
that it will so uploimid today.
“one“ until." Elba .iii v1
1 s,
‘BALT/igvss RHUBARB. STRAWBERRIES.
in: the afternoon. gave local option .3
a sailboat containing three man out-1 11
ferod this late of! Seymour: rook-at -
it was only due toéthe moot creditable 4‘
maneuvers of these on shore that this.
orcupontu, who were floundering in ”
phoned W. E. Thomas at. the (tempo 1.
rule from shore. when he intercept;- 1
ed the "freon." opined by the Mr. V
The “kph". on ruched foil spoil 1
nod on up the harbor and thus m 11
at Como“ wool). who ind witnessed ,
the thrililsh mono, m muse to ‘
oil when the lad: flue tam from the
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wood 1112; Fuse 38; nutshell $0;- me _ luv
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