and, tho ioW I .
They make homokecpmp clean. "
' ‘ ls vioiting In New Jersey.
and easy and save Ililne for rest.
Ally houseWifc can enjoy a Gas “
Rango‘ on easy monthly payments.
' Ask for Information.
The United flecIdc Light and
WateI Company
‘80th Norwalk. Conn, Aug. 23. 31913..
They km: on out of to when
I.’
' lhlnnd Creek
A G Fitch has been IIIltl'artolnInuI
friends froln buffalo.
Minn Romantic, Burntoiu has been
visiting In New York city. ‘
«£35.: ' Has
Minn intone Brando oi! Tbheltoke.
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3 Mrs. Mary Richards has been via-
I itlng relatives In Darlen.
i KR. L.- ‘Luokey, ot’ ‘Rowaytou avenue.
lino been viéitlng‘ in New Jersey.‘
Haven, are spending the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs Frank Crockett, ofI
McKinley street.
wig-w
{ Charles Crockett and lomlly, of New
James W. Spence.of New Yorkcltyl
is «dieting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beauty,
‘of dlownyton avenue. Mr. Spence to
an expert angler. having 'won a num-
lber of contests for casting. both to:
I 'dlstance and accuracy. There is no
I ‘ fishing he enjoys so much an snapper
coming from Huntington, Long Island.
dry bridge are beginning to wear out,
and good sized holes can be noticed
in the structure.
Charles Heyd‘rick.
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. switched diver to the cont-r, and in‘»
- NORWALK
Miss Helen St. Jim“. 0! van Zuni. Bread from Heaven will be the vice on August 31. All are cordially
Church, Sunday.
o.“—
street has returned home from a visit
in Washington, Connectlcut,
The steamer Huntington made a
trip to the local harbor, yosterduy,‘
Mug-a...
Many of the boards on the temper~ welcome at this meeting,
. .
ing, by falling from a carriage.
Mr_ And Mrs. Frank H- Mead, 0' 05 :Kceler has been troubled with
’ 'bor’ll at’e‘nue, are Spending a few daysl'
Brool‘élyd‘, with Mr. ’and Mrs
‘Swunsky Oedergren, of washout
ntleet, who is an expert violinist, has of her hip 15 broke
learning to play this instrli'nlent,
I: a. It ' .1 ‘
Fred Bergrell is vioitilip,r friends In; tunate accident
Brooklyn over Sunday, and will rot ,5
Howard Benedict, on East Nol‘walkl ..__.._........ V l
. young man, who jg gtudyinE to becomel At the Methodist Church. tomorrowd .
aMelhodlat minister. The service the pastor will preach in the morning
was very interesting. and woe under at 10 30 0910“ taking for 1‘13 8“”
the auspices of the Epwortll League I139“ “Our Friends, the Birds." Sun
Mr Benedict is an excellent talker.de School at 1150-, Ellwurth League
and his many friends were pleased go" at 6. 45 p. m Preaching by the pastor
ace and hear him again He will can at. 7: 30 p, m. on the subset: "Some
duct both services in the Methodiut Facts of the Kingdom, as illustrated
chore of attention. Ml men
fishing, III. the mouth of the river hero
He Is reporting good catches every
d y.
by Christ " .Jnmes, of Belle ls-
flood will preach at the evening ser-
MDIC of the Mons Close of the East invited to attend the sopviccs at this
avenue Methodist Episcopal church I
tomorrow. If God provided food for; -—----— '
libs hungry then, why not now?
itallllre of modern Industry to provide ' funeral expenses of a young man who
enough (or all, will come in «for Itsgdiod ill the Charity Hospital, Word‘s
are} island, N Y., who was of no kinship
chrucll.
When Edwin W. James defrayed the
I to him whatever, he did it to save bio
relatives the humiliation of his being
Mrs Oscar H Keeler. oi Winfield buried us a pauper In Potters Field
BUSH was badly injured last evon- which he certainly would have been
MW. but for Mr. James, who was never u, I
her man of means Tho last. time his island a former pastor of the Math
1636 night for some time past, and be- mother and sister called at the hospi-
Ing in the back (if the Wagon, made u tal and ”he was told he would have n
I- mistake and fell ben’vily. to the lround
(‘hrlstlun bllrinl in n Ploteclunt come
She was unable to moire herself, and tery, instead of being unmarked nod oi his “mm" congregation were much
the attending physician believes one unknow. he broke down conqlletely
‘MTS- K6810? and declared: the mun he so often
was also bfidIy shallow up and bruised” wronged had been his bent triend
A She has many friends who will wish since his father run away tucnli
her a speedy recovery from the lunar yeuls before and added that be ill Wm “mm W 8“ Womb“? ”'19
Iwuys knew whole the money come
from, in spite oi the fact that there
turn' to mg duties at tho Exist Nor
‘w‘alk El’éctric Station,'Monday night.
Leslie Finch who has been employ-
ed eight weeks in L'Hommedleus
store. resigned tonight, and wlll take
two weeks vacation before returning
to school,
The Country Club and East Norwalk
Yacht Club proved interesting places
fox many people this afternoon. At
the former place water sports are to
be held and at the latter}: power bo’ntl
race.
Miss Agnes (luffrcy, a graceful
young indy‘of Port etrect, secured Sec-
ond prize, ll Illalldnom'e linger bowl, at
‘ the prize waltz ’l‘ontest of the Bolll
Hench. créated excitement in the last
night. He had evidently been indl'llg- ,
lug In fire water. for soon after the
Icrowded car left the point, he started
running and Jumping from the from
end to tho real, falling ovel cvoly-
body else In the car. Several of the
lights were broken, and when the cor
rencbed South Norwelk It In said onlyi
three good lights wore left there to II- !
luminnto the vehicle. His actions culls-‘$
ed anything but favorable comment, ,;
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{and the hope was expressed by blunt; .
Norwalll people that they would never} ‘
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crime in contact with the youth cagiu.
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William Seymour Olnletead. of Hall-
dlogall Association, of Stamford. at ford, Conn., but for many years pm- I
who attended by a large number of
people from this pines.
“WM-
cummor outing by n trip on the road;
ill his own motor car from the Flour;
' geverybtxiy to come in.
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-5~8rllool on Wednesday cvenimz was
The Henry ivl Wl‘lie bound on
Post Road in being ropalntod
the everybody, which prognostlcntoa slic-
Dlrection eiglls
ltoton Point, last evening. The affair priotor 0f the Triangle Building (lift grounds at (iorllnm‘s Pond have been
‘Sllop, Rochester, N. Y.. enjoyed his put up.
pnsennt. argues wall for lt“‘("il"llld Pageant."
layero at the Town Hall last night.
A large number (It r‘ctidouts euloyed
ibe ploy,
An unuauolly. largo number or tour»
lug portion in automobiles panned
ithmugh all ports of Dorian on Thorn—
dayL'I Many oi thcm from New York I
and Brooklyn.
Rev, Henry S. and Mrs. Cronnett will
,loave Bantam Monday for Portoboater
and Mr Crossett crown; to occupy his
pulpit in the Durban ‘M 13. Church on,
Sundny. August 31
The ‘M. 1"}. Brotherhood of Dorian
M. [d Church will meet lll tho church
parlors ill 8 il- 111 Monday The presi.
dent requests a full attendance. Stran-
gers are made we‘llcom‘e.
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Friends of Mrs. Samuel Hughes, of
Maple uvemlo, will be happy to learn
,tllat she has ‘elmost fully recovered
,f-rom an illness which has kept her at
home for several Weeks.
Prayer meeting at the Dorian M.
E Cllumh Wednesdnynl'gbt by atten-
dance gave evidence that its members
were getting back to town. The meet-
lIng was led by l. iowndes.
A regular meeting of M. E Ladies'
Aid Society met In the church par
lors, Thursday afternoon Much work
and business were accomplished. A
very dulnly‘rcpust was served at the
close.
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I Rev. Dr. Carlos Martyn, having re"
turned ilom his vacation, all servicesg
will no as usual qcommencing with
Sunday school at 0:.4‘3 n m at the
Nomton Presbyterian cllurlh. Sell»
lmon at 10:30 u. m. and 7:30 13. m.
E AI St. Luke's Episcopal church, Rev.
iiirllm \’ulrhlrk. pustor. communion at]
8130 n, m. Morning prayer and ser-‘
mon by the rector at 10 30 n, m Sun- ‘7
day-school at 1?. nl. to which services
all are cordially welrome
A...»
I Rev. 'r. B: Miller of Grecnport. Lo
dist Church; visited fir and Mrs \\
\t lion-or yosterduy; on his way to
New York from Nortbflbld Members
blesetéd lumen lil'm
a 94- ‘, . .. (l .
Mm. Billions, MES. Schofleld and?
Miss ’Annn’ SI lionold no “’9an sdny
with Theodore Austin to Rldgeileld
and Its beelllllul surroundings 'l‘lle‘
A New York young man, stopping in was never unv "93“":er 0,. writing of sky on; rioudiosn and no they viewed
one or the camps 'nt Codi Posture any kind. Since then his devoted “‘0 landscape 0'" ”‘9" were “Hedi
mother has gone to her rcuurd. willie .‘VM‘ delight
trolley car from Roton Point. lost his sister is still living
-ma.“
, There will no preaching at the Der l
{Ian M. F church at 10:30 n. In. Sun 1
{day-school lit. 1‘3 "1.. and evening sec,
who with common nt 7:30 p, :11. Sing-]
:lng of Gospel hymns that reach Illol
Lflourl are u‘ specialty of the evening"
‘servicen. Doors swing wide open for
The Pageant rchenrsnl in the Public
,very encouraging, both as to numbers
Iand Ihc manifest interest token by
‘cess. As the time approaches the in-
tereni memo to increase, which
i The Garden City In In It flourishing
condition, and the “citizens" enlhus-;
Rev. Herbert S Brown H, l) and Iaatlt. Flowers make the npoi on at“
The operations of the mud dmdgor City to Buffalo, N. .Y., and from liloro Mrs IBrovIn will return from Quebec Inactive one. "mm” ‘0 ““5 coming 1
were watched this morning with more. went on to Niagara. Falls, which used next week
to be known on one of the Seven .
than unusual Interest on for a time
ever, bucket of mud brought up pull- '
wondcrs of the world. The celebnlrtcdi
pageant may be oxpccted to be much
glnlemted In this place, and the gar i
At St. John’a Church, Nor-atoll, 3“". donor; mulln on chine effort, so lllnt:
ed with it the heavy pair of wire on lr‘rencbmnn. Mona. Blondlu. walked day, moan will be celebrulcd at 8:30 ”‘9“ ““9”" "W 1"“"9 WWI 5' E00“
Men which formerly extended acrosn
the harbor to East Norwalk. 'l‘llo cu-
bic had been cut in two. Finally the
engineer becamo tired of doing this.
out any mishap, but the. English nnvLi
gator. Gout. Webb, lost his life in Ill-
ovor the fllllg on hie tight rope with. and 10:30 It. Ill.
or ‘over five feet. It must go to low
’Illld he ellifted tho dredgor so the ore of both “:93 have gone over the m with eormon
ucoop cleared the cable.
tho retaining WA" on the south side
of the new bridge was started youteri
day. The excavation in the south wire-s
meadow has been chrrlod to a depth
NO'flcll NOTICE“
water mark In order to prevent tho
oplloe from rotting. 'l’lle conduit’for
If you are a. subscriber to The Bond
tlnol bring or land in 35c and got the
falls inside a bowel, and more by, ““"‘"“‘
W * 300d luck than management escaped
The work of placing the forum for ‘lllrbnrlned When Mr Olmetoud “ out entertnined n llumbcr of lrlcndn Iroul day my,” A good [mm] mm: M“
to Europe hint year, he vialled the
grovo of Ada Isuacn Monkin, the poet-
Mru I III Vullloli of diabetic pit-cot,
Cambridge, Mass
Mine Holt-Ill it. \i’llcclcr hue luovnd
End in with her friend, Mrs. Stroetou‘
.‘ Schuyler avenue.
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lrvlllg Lowndoo won in chemo of
the electric wires which was placed
in the excavation in front of A. I).
rllul‘uor’s block in finished.
The cottage prayer meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Hiram Fitch in Win-
fluid street, last «Ironing. was led by
m» I- W
WH CROSS
the but and duty bridge for drugs,
candida, m‘l Wu have n flue fmh
«lino at wet-yttrium cm or II trial.
h mm: . Mgpmiptlmlk ”nullity. .
tom of the moat popular magazines,
Ham's, Minnow Women and,
Tile lilotropclltun. for three mouthed
If you are not a subscriber send or‘
brink $1.60 and Tito Sentinel
nominee will ho rout you for three
month by mull. If you prefer to have
u detract «liver your Ipflpbl‘ and col
36¢ for will“ and pay the boy 12¢
a "all m 'l‘l. lonllncl. Tile magn-
Iinu all viii: oil It» moron: nub-
l‘eclb of biannual and, will plane.
070?! “be! or III funny.
fi
“TURN rm AUTO TRIP.
prayer-molding ut the Methodist
church, Wiitlllmlltly’ eroding.
Charles Pruouner lino loft lb Brain
Provision lllnrkct hum, and in now at
Md Ibo muin store of tho company in Noraj
Col (3 ’l‘. McFadden, of New York tlhel m“ M lend I’d 35° and I!“
city, was with friends on Main ntrefi, limit a! m moot popullr baselines.
Thursday and returned to the city on
Friday morning.
Reich nurrnard of tho Pool hood, bolus mo cod no: mono and
struck lurk mm moons. no Ire: rumor ”mill Ia mt mrfor om
Judge and the mom Dunlap re-
turned lu’t- flint from as two motor a m mm lit a”
microchip trip through tho Wain? from hiring" WINNIE room M The
.ilolli illifi In! othpr points of intuitI mould minim Mm hm,
_ ,‘fij‘lg‘ik b5 “out! III "
neon returning from hill trip, With
Impreunlon. not only of this. but of;
all the town. Much dopooda on met»
At the Congregational Church only ten; of this sort. l
Itemotlng to‘ swim the “.11,“me 0th one church service is hold at 10: 30 n.
i A volldcriile nkclcll, “in Ho in?" was
the fenturc III. lilo Flrcmcn'n Fair in
tho Norotou Heights dro‘boune Thurst-
‘ont and wary one evioyed tho uttroc ‘
tlonn promoted. Tho nkotch won 0
comical mm. in which a trump, (lucid-I
in; to become on motor, come” to a;
pmfoulonul and bin various eflcrla
willlo bolus: tulmht rouncd tho and
dilution to much loughtor. (“Mummy
I’I‘yilor took tIlI.l pm or the tramp,
III-Idle Wallor iludnnle wallotlle actor.
Another ukntch, “A Pair oi lIIunatlcn.“
woe presented loot night,
Wm
NOTICEI NOTIDIII
i If you on e ltibIcf‘lbII‘ to The Ben
Hollfit'il. Wehioncble Woman uni
1filial xtermpolilen, for three months
If you are not It rubmlbor tend or
mouth! lit-fill! if youprifol- to hate
I Mm your mo: and III
idiom mm null Mir tho My HI:
.I flanked by a Tramp.” wall the I
pump of It show given by out of-town
’nra‘lnra. a "slot: 1.5 a’
-‘na\‘\‘\.*.\‘\‘\“
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TO THE DUKE o’F
WELLINGTON.
ha...- ‘
(On hearing him micpraised.)
Because thou hast believed, the
. wheels of life
Stand nevcr idle, but go always
a» round;
‘ ”Not by their hands who vex the
patient gIOund
Moved only; but by genius, in the
L strife
‘Oi all its chafing torrents alter
thaw! .,-'.~:wr-~
.- Urged; lend to feed whose move- ~.
meat, ,splnniog send,
The feeble sunspot pleasure set
their hand; .
And, in this vision of the general
law. \
Host labored, but with purpose;
hast become
Laborious, pcrsevuing, serious,
firm—-
For this, thy task across the fret-
lul foam
0t vehement actions without
sqopo or term.
Called history, keeps a splendor;
due to wit
Which saw one clew to life, and
. followed it.
“Matthew Arnold.
CHURCH ll,
“‘1 wmmm m v‘
EXTREME‘SENTENCE FOR
. vv MAN. ‘ '
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001 UMBUS, 0., Aug 23
hod publicly rcnouncod bloIallfiI
to the industrial Workers:
World and apologized for to
utterances in bid spec shes on
Was gllell a sentence of $109 lino
thirty days' workbouee imprint)
today. It was the maximum 5
‘he court held that Phclan' e sphnblt
in uhlcll he reviled the Am
,og, constituted an offense for it!
lull apology alonn one not odstyunttl‘
l -VACUUM WASHERS
| Another consignment of wash
lllas been received at this mood
coupons should be presented Iat coon
LIGHTNING STRIKES MOTION
TURE MACHINE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.*Jamell. ‘
was electrocuted Thursday night
lightning struck a moving picture‘
chine which he was operating;
dozen other persons were injure
‘the severe storm which swept till:
Ia narrow strip on the'south Side} dd
aging residences and uproollng‘: ‘
D 'l'.llE 'IIIAHON B“
In: lluf Ash ya" W
“like“: ed Ind-Ella!
4-. boxes. male: wuum
% Token» official!
I. A Itf 0
“ll n‘nrfinil‘f
yeelrshnownullestfiaia at, m .
Still) BY BRUGGISIS '
Dally Line to N
for ireight only. Freight propel?“
loaves Pier 32, East Riv,er New -
(foot of Pike stmreetl every day or out ‘
'Sunday at“ I. 1: Freight recelife ‘ '
"’Norualk up tom :) p m. and South Nora
walk up to 5: 30. ‘
Norwalk Steamboat Lille
ANNING J. SMITH, Lou“. ‘
GEORGE F. FOOTE, General A
JUNIOR
Driving ‘Lantér
Shows Red in
the " Rear
$1.25 ‘ eac
Charles E 99'
During July and Airgun our
store will bo cloud on 8%
day at 12 noon.
At your servlro every
or wok day from 7 It. In.
Norwalk Chronicler