McPe‘ake, of Northampton. spent
lidsy in town."
--Tliompson,73oi Norwalk, bus
ed a‘ new Federal truck for de-
~ purposes. Otto ISchemck is
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sinus, $3 to $8 O‘Brien’s.
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LNorwslk Musical Protective
will. hold a meeting for the
'tibn of monthly businesse‘to-
.. Mrs: Mary lDdrragli nnd son, Patrick
mrragh. of South Norwalk, are spend-
ing‘afewflfduys with relatives in Johns-
“wn. lPa.
’lAi-thu'r Waterbury, Fred Stabell and
Herbert Lawrence, working in Sandy
‘ Hook, spent the Fourth at their
homes here. ..
" Miss Margaret Lauder, who 11.3.3,
.beenjin Buffalo, New York/has re-
. turned to South Norwnlk rot the sum~
_ me: vacation.
- ‘ers. W. J. Finney, who has been
spending a month with her sister in
.Nsw«York, has returned to her home
in Berkeley street.
I é-fl‘ull line Panamas. O‘Brien’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ‘F‘. Barr, of
Malaya, have been visiting Mrs.
dim-'3 sister. Mrs. J. H. lMalkin, 0t
3 Newton Terrace.
0‘ r' Lauder. who has been in
, Tex d New. York State. for. some
time is spending a vacation with rela-
div in South Norwalk.
i' ‘f!
Miss Marie Hunt, who is in the
training school at 'Mt. $Saini Hospital.
. Sew Yonk. is 2spendlng the holidays
with her parents, Captain and Mrs.
’i‘iiomas 3H.unt of Riverside avenue.
A" arrived in (South Norwalk. yester-
3 day. from Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Ma-
llorlelldman has two months' leui’o’of
absence. ll-le will spclili'ahout two
weeks at the home of his parents, Mr.
and lint-s. Alfred N. ‘Wildmsn, 324 ‘Main
street. lDanbury. and later will go to
mt. auth ICrofoot. daughter of Mr.
and 'Mrs. Clarence Ill). Groloot, of Cres-
ddllt Terrace, entertained the Junior
‘ members of Miss Mao V. Fallon's mu-
sic class, it being the ninth snail/en
em or her birthday. Nineteecn uttie’
Juniors were present, and rendered a
very pledging program. After the pro
gram was finished, games were piny-
,ed and delicious refreshments vi‘ero
’ served. '
Min services for the summer, at the
fiuutliihloi‘walk Congregational Church
will be in union with the 'South New
wall; Baptist Church. the Rev. It. Cl
‘lartley, pastor of that church, preach~
ing at both services during the month
of July. except on the lust ISunday.
when the pulpit will be occupied by
Jill my. Paul M. fitmyel‘, of licence-
bur. N. Y. During August the pulpit
will be supplied iby various speakers.
who will be announced week by week.
will
you are ti. mullet-liter to The Ben-
i'l‘ng or send in 350 and not
tile inset powder munchies,
Mionsblo Woman and
Metropolitan, for three months.
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J A. Rudder is renovating some at ‘
the rooms in the United 3Bank Build-
ing
Miss Hazel Whitlocll. ct Ridgeileld.
spent yesterday ‘in 'Norwslk ‘with‘
friends. .3
Harry Gill, of South Norwaik, spent
the Fourth in New York, and witness-
ed a cricket game
Daniel Reagan, of Danbury, is the
guests of Robert Bates, in South Nor-
walk, for a few days.
There will be dancing at Dorlon’s
Point, Roton Point, The Country Club
and the Knob Club tonight.
i
illilrs. William P. Ward and three
sons, 02 Lowe street, are spending a
week at Croton Falls, N. Y.
The Nor-walk fire companies all kept resorts last night. ~ ‘ 3
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- 3 ‘ Marshall Pegg,‘ ot‘ lnridgeport,
spending a few days in Norwnik visit‘
lug friends
o.—
18 Hose Fire Co
on the part of the in... of the dole
gallon to dispute the right of Mr
. ~ James L discovers of
be named as the successor at
l grossman Donovan“ prevents the vs~ri
3 ltlcation of the , story.
[thought by others or the delegation
*that Mr. McGovern will be recom
mended. l
The status of other federal ohlclnhi"
3 in the state hag not changed durlus’
the wek‘ There are still live candi-
(lites for the position as district judge.
and at least four for the position as in.
- ternal revenue collector. of the four
Miss Motilit- a Miss Janet Coyle, only two. however. hm’e any cultures:-
of New verity. re ndiifg a few days tonal endorsements. Walsh of Meri-
in Norwaiit v siting‘relatl‘ves. deli and Connolly cl. Waterbury. it is
‘ said that the name of Dr. Henry Me;(
At a recent eating a; the Hope Menus of Hartford has been presented
mbgfiiléfi W fimtherton to the department by friends. .L'i‘here
was elected flmfii‘cifl secretary. i Seem to be no scalldidate for. customs
collector for the consolidated district.
except the man to be named by (ion-
greesman Donovan.3
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visited wltlbl‘s“
There were most many people in
swlmaiing at Hickory Bluff yesterday..
and all report the water as fine
necticut lawyer named as a ckhdi
date for the place on the federal cir-
cult bench made vacant by the resin,
nation. of Judge Noyes.
is expressed by some of the delegation
and by lawyers visiting the city, that
the position will not be filled by a
Cennectlcut man. it‘ was suggested
Miss Katie Mugravo, of Woodward
avenue, recently» underwent an. opera-
tion for the removal of her tonsils.
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.the Wright home at Tokeneke late by Congressman Kennedy that Judge
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Wilson’saddress was a feature of the
Flouriil of July celebration on the bat-
deficit! of Gettysburg. yesterday, and
he spoke as follow}:
Friends and Follow Citizens:
I need not tell you what the Battle
of Gettysburg meant. Thesegallsnt
men in blue and gray sit all about us
here. Many at them met here upon
this ground in prim and deadly strug-
gle. Upon these famous fields and
hillsides their comrades died about
them. In their presence it were all
impertinenoe to ldiscouise upon how
the battle went, how it called, what
it signified! But 50 years have gone
by ”place then. and.) crave the privi.
legend)! speaking toyou for a. few min.
utes of what these 50 years have
meant.
met 131““ they meant? They have
meant peace and union and vigour, and
.the‘lnaturity and might of a greet us-
tion. How wholesome and healing the
peace has been! We have found one
another again as brothers and coin-
radon in arms. enemies no longer, gen-
erous friends rather, our battles long
past, the quarrel forgotten—except
that we shall not forget the splendid
velour. the manly devotion of the men
then arrayed against one another, new
grasping hands and smiling into each
other's eyes. li-lo’w complete the union
has become and how dear to all of us,
how unquestioned. how benign and
madestlc, as «State after State has been
men! How handsome the vigour,.the
maturity, the might of the great Na.-
tlon we love with undivided hearts;
how full of large and confident prom-
ise that a life will be wrought out that
will crown its strength with gracious
justice and with a happy welfare that
will touch all alike with deep contour
meat! We are debtors to those 50
‘ crowded years; they have made us
heirs to a mighty heritage.
'But do we deem the Nation complete
and notched? Those venerable men
crowding here to this famous field
have set us a mat example of devo-
‘ ’ftion and utter sacrifice. They were
, 9FTTY88URG; July tic-President
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turlty self-comprehension and a clear all wars and errors of men. Come. let
do? WET fitted us for action, and 80 serve our felow men in quiet counsel.
tion neves 063865 l where the blare of trumpets is neither
Nation. I can not justly the choice by are done which make blessed the na-
nny qualities oi! my own. but so it has tions of the world in peace and right-
come about, and here i» stand. Whom eousness and love.
do 1 command? The ghostly hosts who'
fought upon these battle fields longi
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What are the orders for them, and ton Point Jul 1. ,
who rallies them? i have in my mind . y .
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civil strife in order that they might Templar in Connecticut will join in
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ll Mtdmmmmdyumm be-
,5 éwlnlng to die that the people might
“‘ slive. But their task is done. Their
3 day is turned into evening. Theylook
Hi :ed. li‘ileirm is bonded on to us, to
ll be done in another way but not loan
11 other spirit. Our day is not over; it
i’ its upon win full tide.
l Havenflni‘rspaused? Does the Na-
tion stand still? is what the 50 years
3:; the lifeblood of mankind. .And it is
- secure. There is no one within its
i borders. there is no power among the
nations of the earth. to make it afraid.
But has it yet squared itself with its
Ii own great standards set up at its
N birth, when it made that first noble,
ll native appeal to the moral judgment
if c! mankind to take notice that a gov-
"‘ lemment had now at last been estab-
ll olisbed which was to serve men. not
gmnstors? ,it is secure in everything
“i except the satisfhction that its lire is
H right. adjusted to the uttermost to the
It standards of righteousness and human-
it ity. The days of sacrifice and cleans
It ing am not closed. We have (border
thinguo do than werodone'in the be
H role days of war, because harder to
" see clearly. requiring more vision,
it more calm «balance of judgment, 3
. _y| more candid searching of the very
It springs of right
hook around you upon the field of
.. Gettysburg! Ticture the array, the
. . flame beats and agony of battle, col-
" ulna hurled against column, battery
it llsliowmg to battery! Velour? Yeti!
,j Greater no man shall see in war; and
" selflsacriflce. and loss to the utter-
most; the high recklessness of exalted
. devotion which does not count the
9‘ cost. We are made by those tragic,
It epic things to know what it costs to
at make u notion-mills blood and sacrifice
ll of multitudes of unknown men lifted
to a great: stature in the view of all
generations by knowing no limit to
n.fihuir manly willingness to serve. in
males thus insulation tract the realm
it of free man you trill sad. as it were.
ll ‘s nation embattled. the leaders and
it the led. and may ilnow. if you will,
,“ in days ot 1m.
3 it any we break camp now and be at
it use? Are the forces that light for tile
H Nation dimmed. disbanded. send to
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difference of kind or race or origin;
but the vision to guide and direct them
and undivided in interest. if we have
order the life of a great Notion. rust on Wednesday. July 16. n: to the
host is the people themselves. the broad scope on which n s for thu
great and the small. without class or enterprise have been me the mem-
bers of the various commanderies are
awaiting the outing with'E re than
passing anticipation. A sex; Rhoda
it? its to perfect that they establish»
and order their lives alight in what island. clambake will be one of the
we do. Our’ constitutions are their'featuNS. 3 1
articles of enlistment. The orders of: Clinton Commandery of Norwaij
the day are the laws upon our statute has United New Haven Commander-y;
books. What we strive for is their Clark Cominandory, Crusader (hi:
freedom, their right to lift themselves maudery and Hamilton Commander);
from day to day and behold the things to be its guests. All have accepted
they have hoped for, and so make way Hamilton Commandery has secured
for still better days‘ for those whom the Wheeler a Wilson band. The trip
they lov e who are to come after them. Will be made by special train. 9
The recruits are the little childronl Hamilton commandery has issued a
crowding in. The quartermssters call to on who desire to make the trip:
stores are in the mines and forests to report in full uniform ‘at the Any
and fields, in the shops and «stories. lulu at noon, on Wednesday July 16:
Every day something must be done to Clark Commandery or Waterbury will
~ how little about in form its action ‘-*
.". difllmiitdnflofpeuoofmm its sedan
their homes Wei of the common 3
push the campaign forward; and it
must be done by plan and with an eye
to some great destiny
How shall we. hold such thoughts in
our hearts and not be moved? 1
Would not have you live even today
wholly in the past, but would wish to
stand with you in the light that
streams upon us now out of that great
day gone by. More is the nation God
has builded by our hands. What shall
we do with it? Who stands ready to
not again and always in the spirit of
this day of reunion and hope and po-
triotic fervor? The day of our coun-
try’s life has but broadened into morn~
ing. Do not put uniforms by. Put the
harness of the present on. Lift your
eyes to the grant tracts of life yet to
be conquered in the interest of right-
eous peace. of that prosperity which
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join the Bridgeport contingent at the
railroad station and all will board a
special train at 12: 82. This will been
the new Haven contingent. , f
, Members of the committees art-aux:
ing the details for the various com:
mandsrles believe the gathering will
be one of the greatest 'I'biuplar il-
semblagea that the state has witness-
ed in years. The air Knights will bl
reviewed by Right Eminent Sir Arthur
D, Chalice, grand commander, and a»
sociate officers or the grand command-i
ory:=of the state of Connecticut l
The return from South Norwalll
will be at 7:16 arriving in Bridileporii
at 7: 37.
meat. our 7180“? right action, our ma— lies in a people's hearts and outlasts‘
confidence in choosing what we shall “5 be comrades and soldiers yet. to ,
I have been chosen the leader of the beard nor headed and where the things -
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Hamilton Commundorys committal! ‘
comprises Harry F Parrot John A.
(lot-hum, Frank 8. esiosson and Angus
T. MacKensie. 3
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