11: strains
Last night while Mr. and Mrs Ralph
. Dibble were attending the moving- pic-
ture show, some one entered their
home on Cove avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
Dibbles two children were in the
house at the time, being in the care of
the sneak thief off by their screams. A
fill was sent into the South Norwalk
Police-Department, and Officer John
{1. Smith and Officer Roberts hurried
. ,lo the house but found no one upon
investigation. OlaiI Amundsen came
{ace to face with the intruder, and
Nave chase, but the man escaped.
‘ I Herman Danke's 1.6.1, Margaret is
Valle only one still remaining at the
.Crescent Laundry ship—yard. it will
. be launched some day this Week.
There will‘he a meeting of the Ep-
" worth”. League of the East avenue M.
1 averting at. 8 o'clock.
.The new owners of the Elsket are
low in possession of the boat, and
'have already commenced making re-
pairs on list Anderson's shipyard.
' . fireparatory to taking it to Sheepshead
"Bay.
.Th‘eron G, Bradley. a well-known
resident of the East Side, and who for-
1 marl; owned the Clifford Hotel Phar-
', sassy, will graduate from the Univer-
‘ city of Maryland, Baltimore. Mary-
Nlalld. today. a full-fledged doctor.
1
There are about half a dozen camps
already at Calf Pasture Beach. There
1. are parties from Danbury, New York
and South Norwallt. There promises
11-760 be “S his season for the popular
camping beach this season.
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‘ 1 51am pzfabll children of Joseph Culp,
till: workman who lost his life in the
' collapse of the cofferdam of Pier 8,
were visitors at the home of Mrs.
.. Annie M Goddard. Keysar Place, yes-
. tertiay. The children will return to
, illeir homes in Hoboken in a few days.
1 Dr. Warren Tanner, son 1“ Dr Al.
1‘: trod Tanner, moves from aBrooklyn,
:, N. Y., to East Norwalk tomorrow.
here he will locate fer practice. Dr
Tanner is a graduate of University of
Vermont and has been very success1
”In his profession in Brooklyn. He
will oécupy the old officers of Dr. F. B
Who. Harriet Webb and family have
to their home in ‘St, John
treat from Rowayton avenue.
lam Plultnoy‘ has returned to
' lag, New York. utter a few days’
til his parents more.
rs, ' Deodst'e Davenport is eaten
drlends from New York city.
11am Thomas is spending a
v1
thmdthoBoard
1w‘aitaraoemat80'clock.
' anoint-summery
mmmhmt
' friends ot‘fliil Joan Pol-c
u neighbor. who apparently frightened
I, Church in the church parlors this
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r it. “Aint
Children's Day, on Sunday, June it,
lwhich is also the birthday of “E
iPlurlbus Unum," Theater
_Banaer, should make a double anni-
'versary unique and interesting. Our
esteemed Governor Baldwin has is-
sued a proclamation in regard to
‘Flag Day. A union of heart and seat-
lintent upon our children gllould make
in joint celebration that would be
imost interesting to everyone.
inside of 2:18 i
.Nmuch as forty d
'no files on him.”
The Prohibition party will hold a
stale convention in New Britain, Con-
imneotitut Tuesday and Wednesday,
giune 23 and 24. it is their purpose
ito nominate candidates for eVery of-
fice within the gift of the state. Da-
rien is entitled to one delegate and
if rumors are to be credited, there
will be a very active contest for that.
Several names are mentioned but we
..Thelhaudly have authority to use them
and without first getting their consent
‘1"er cults
GIVES mum mm
The St. Agnes’ Guild, of Christ
Church, East Norwalk, gave a very
pretty dance and entertainment, last
evening, in the P. O. B. of A. Hall. in‘
Ithe South Norwslk Trust Company
building.
Two "playlets were given,
Squashville Fire Department"
“The Professor and the kinetic: ,
which were well acted and greatly en 1 The children of Center School, num-
joyed by the members of the Guild berlng some 2'50 made merry Friday
and their many friends. Dancing was afternoon, when they were given a
‘enjoyed after the entertainment until Maypole. and took ”a" in all the ac-
a late hour. .companying ceremonies. The chair
..--W___.. was held near the school building. on
J. Wallace Marvin has leased his line i the field between Supt. Williams' home
large residence to out of-town mm“ and one of the Noxon cottages. Mrs.
for the summer. Henrietta Bennett gave the May pole
1to the children. The happy Youngsters.
spick and span. danced around the
pole and sang patriotic songs. ice-
ereanl was served, and ladies of the
town sent cake.
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Little Elsie Nettaon, of 33 Cove ave-
Nnue, who was reported lost, yesterday
‘ morning, was found but a short time
‘ after the alarm had been sent out. She
was wandering about the vicinity of ‘
Fort street. . ,1 The «young people of Dorian (.on
'gregatlonai church have been in con-
'stant training for a piece which they
hope to give with great success at
the town hall upon next Friday eve
sing. The plece is called "The Dis-
trict Attorney" and is full- of charact-
er and points that cannot fail to be
‘of unusual interest to the general
l1nubllc.;Actors and actresses have
Captain Charles ByaboO. of this been selected with the utmost care.
place is now looking alter the inter- The price of seats has been put with
cats of William A Nash of South in the range of all. The play is ed-
Norwalll, at compo Beach. Mr. Nash 11111111911111 In every respect and dc
secured the concession of mo but: serves hearty support rom slit. The
houses and pavilion there this season proceeds Will 30 to the Christian En-
Shm-e dinners at: being served under deavor society which accomplishes so
the direction of Mr W wfi’o is much good in the town of Darlcn.
an experienced fisherman and chef. j
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The workman on the bridle are
greatly encouraged by the way in Amateur Athletes Take Part in like
which the Cofferdam of Pier S is re-I ly Contafl'
'W‘lfi‘l to tile, mum in women: The Holy Name Society of St. thm'
"13 luout. will‘aoen ”3'9qu Wt Church held its second annual lleld
I There will be a meeting this after-
noon at the home of In. Susan
Youngs, East avenue. its! Norwalk, Of
the East Side improvement Associa-
tion. The clears will hold a meeting
at 2:45 to precede the regular business
meeting.
FIELD DAY lN N‘DANRIEN.
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‘to try the feat again, but, in exaspera:
ltlon. picked up the shot. hurled
Spangled . ‘
,Michacl Lord was postponed.
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as the Judges had lost cont, another
tryout was made. Nylan did not wish
it
high. and toward pat the 38th
mlrk. ' ,1
In the potato race were Walter lic-
Hale. first; Miles Golden, second; Joe
Crane. third; 1!. Many, Prod Lord.
Joe Beulah“. and Jim Flaiert)’.
James Golden won the 75-yard dash in,
8 secondF: Joe Golden; socnd; i".
Farley third; John Mason. fourth
F. Lynch won the 50-yard fat man's
race; M, Finherty came in second; i).
Mahoney, third.
Sixteen boys went into the 50—yard
open for all boys' race. Max Fiaherty
came in first and John Holahan see-
ond. The tug-of-war was won by the
married men's team. Ten were on‘
each side, i
The Judges were. Rev. J. J. Mes
Guane, Louis Kirk, Frank Lynch. Wilu
iiam Golden and Thomas Farley. The
tennis match. between James and Er-
nest Sexton and Frank Houshtney and
Amateur Night at Fire House.
“Amateur night," at the tire house
in Noroton Height-“was a successful
affair, Friday evening, and some good
numbers were given on the program.
The Saxon Trio, Messrs, Weston, Ker-1
aims and Arstln. had some stunts}
which took with the audience. which‘.‘
was a large one.
exhibitions of weight lifting. the lifting
of two men, among other things. The
evening was opened by a mandolin
solo by Harry Spitz. Two black facet
codey sketches follow.ed in
ohuo;
min and Bovine;
and brought much laughter. William;
W: censlti came with an ltaliaa speech,
which made thequdlence merry. Then‘
came a piano solo well given by lllli'ry11l
DeForest. Dancing follbwed the pro«
grant. with Dugdale’s orchestra play-
ing Harry L. Sebastian of the Y. M.
C. A. orchestra (Stamford) played vie,
lln in the place of J. W. Dugdaie. who}
was absent, in the orchestra circle;
John Bartoos was in charge of all the
arrangements.
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NORWALK CAse‘s asslouso.
Street Lighting Matter Scheduled to
Come Up Later iana Week in
Supreme Court.
HYDRA": June 2.——'l’he Su-N
preml'. Colr't of Alrnflopamd
June term here today, ttiag for th:
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estate, Silvsrmln, .. Tel. 1465-1; ”I'll-Mil Systems . Specialty ; ington Street, ............. Tel 30.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE ‘ es ‘
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY , 3M" ”walk -------- Tel-11155
HOMER RAW, 11. M St
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1 Agency, 24 clay St. ..... Tel. 266-4 NBrasg PLATI"3 . Nickel
J,NA. Handouts“, guard; 32.: is. saw a son, Wits“ street.
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Washington so, .......... Tel. us
Press, Rowayton Tel. 1181
PLUMBING AN D '
These three gave:
several musical numbers, both vocal:
and instrumental, and Karakus gavel
than
first \1 er: Messrs. Grimmer and Don-g
in the second, Messrs. Benjy,
Both were dimming?g
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Tel. ....... . ............... 1366-2 Vegetables, FRUITS. Candies 1 Ea“ Norwalk. ......... ‘ 1 5934.
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Main Street, 8, Norwalk, Tel, 12943
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FURNITURE POLISH MFR.
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GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. Repairs,
Painting. 9 Havlland 81., Tel 30312,
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NASH’S REPMR SHOP. 28 Waahlnp
ton Street, South Norwslit.
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DENNY S, HULL, Haviland Block,
' South Norwalk ......... Tel, 4144
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South Main, ............ Tel 6323.
long, DEALERS
JACOB YOURDlSKY, 25 Ely Avenue, _
South Nomllt, ........ Tsl 1364-5
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MILLINERS u u lng cl, 1230.
BUTTER EGGS comm lanes commas; so Washington WM. H. sv'morou, Room 11, Ga.
acme. . ..... ...... vol. 302. zelteN also. Norwalk. Tel. 330
N. V. 566 A BUTTER MARKET, 27
to it's nor ‘position and the new
lumber. which is expected in a few
days, will be put into it, when the wink
on the pier will be rammed.
OUr young people are much interest
ed in the enhancement in yesterday's
Sentinel to the effect that there is to
.be dancing at Dorion's every evening
during the summer months. Dancing
will be commenced next Saturday ove-
‘tested for several events.
‘the sports. The most. notable "outfitters were more, amnion present
day 0“ “19 PM“ IMP“: 5“““1 first dine in the 11.11 chamber act(
a
when local and Stamford athleteaeoa‘ m rt for {his co on the “filler
A big
crowd, over a hundred, "u out to a“ floor of‘the nowvcounty court building.
the fourth, was a moulded marathon. than 1mm: when the highest tribu-
01' 0V" “"99 "1"“- won by A“? .nal in the stats holds its session many
Thomas of Stamford, time, 16 min beifl'g drawn there to use the chara
111111.101". Broderlctt, Stamford, came ber- ldfdnnnlly opera-6d
in aet‘ond, 111 minutes, 20 seconds. Deni The R" 0 H Perry of Plymouth
Graft was third. Charles Downey Congrgavtloaal 01)“th offered prayer.
.. scoot 1431111 am. .2 Tel. 412.
CIVIL 11.191111111121111.
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ARTHUR T. FERRIS. 7s Washlrnton
................ Tel. 86512.
MR8. B. M. TAYLOR, 60 North Main
Street. .................... Tel 355
MONUMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,
84 So. Main atmt. ...... Tel, 904
NURSES’ REGISTRY
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 00., New and Second hand,
15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 372-1.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street.
South Norwalk ........ Tel 473-.2
with barman, Edwin moms;
ytos‘ «ammub'o‘
nlng. Mdsic will be furnished by Fold-
ler's full orchestra and cathedral
chimes. There will be ’a competent
door madam, and no ”objectionable
hsncing will be permitted.
fourth. both from Stamford. The
other. runners were 8. Burks, Stain
ford; John Mason. Dorian, and John'
(James. Noroton. The run was made
lfrota the Post Road to Rila’s End and
in, Water Loan to the starting line.
The ilrat event was a his! race, won
by boys of St. Mary's. Stamford. lit
,:2 13.113 team was Jim Broderick.
Andy Thomas. John Q’Brlon and Joe
Leonard. St. John's team was Mo
Hale. McDonald. mm and Bought-
lacy. James Golden won the 100 yard
dash in '11 1-3 “condo. with Redshi-
they cocoa and Farley third. The run
sling b lamp was won 'by J Loon-
‘1 ard 17 ft. 9 inches. J. Broderick mode
to to, 10 1;: 111.. and .1 Muirosd ‘16
“mm “ W“ m 1" m ”“1” .ft;. 11 :4 11:. All are mm summit:
‘n‘ °’ D" mm“ 5‘9”" Heughtaey made 15.12;, 7 in. m
' billet-1 1mm ward W. Mullahs. Ja'
mfifi?mxm'w Menus and n. Sorted in the hop,
'ford,11tololl:' .- skip marinatenmammsm
_. ‘ land's Styli. id intijiamd, 38 ft.
”co ulhm raw 5 im: Wm. 88:1!” 12 1-2 “I; my»
”Mugging; greet. «$37.15» Burton 9“ 1‘.“ Flam ‘3 “Hm“
ten, entertained friends at his home 5“ mac m“ ”Ml" mm "3}
I“ “would“, N sft,8b2ifl‘ 'msu‘m‘snom
7'43"“ neat Sexton. tied at 8 it. 3 111.; Far-
Jam won ;; lens instant Maximilian 3:13:11
ten-mom, r it, a in 111;?“ The
deal: was .woa ”by
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and Chief Justice Prentiss called the
docket. '
The first case taken up was that of
Emma .1. Bastien va. The Connecticut
Company, an appeal and motion for a
new trial. A plea ln"ahatement for
1'5'11'.wo1ver.a ell-defendant: in the
case, was sustained.- .
The list of cases ready for argu~
meat is as follows:.
administrator. appeal from probate on
out» of? William ll}. ’Gildney; Eugene
F'rEit‘l administrator, ya. The New
Haven road; Louis Dvorski vs. R c.
Lowe.
{For Wednesday: State vs. Charles
it. my, Fairiield county. H. S Mun-
sou vs. The Do Tumble Motors Corn-
1
Wheat. Haven county: application ~ '
of thegcitav «Moulded State of, can
hecticl‘itiet rel. John (3.? Lewis ‘vs.
,Bosr dot Education at New Haven at '
al.; ill E. Stevens vs; Joseph Rialey as,
Cases assigned tor later is the
week:
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‘ Local hat Ollie. Tells of. Olddh’om‘a'a'
Street,
1 DR. S. o, LAWRENCE, South Main
Street. also chiropodist, ..Taf. 788.
CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS
‘7' JOHN, A KEYSER, Steamboat PL,
Sputlt NMIlk ...... . . . Tel. 1082.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR co., Con
noctlcut and West avea, ..Tel 1120
OSTEOPATHS
on. D. A. SHAMSAUGH, Colahurn
Bulldlng, Nev-walk. T01. 351
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PAINTERS. PAPERHANGERS
arsenal: uuovliav, 25 can Strut,
Tel. 12025.,
TAILORING REPAIRING
ROCKOFF BROS», 20 North Main St,
South Norwlllc .......... Tel 362- 2.
.lsaataasooa ....... seas.
1 GENERAL CONTRACTQRS
g ‘NVKTOR GHANIIIOTT, a. Wood 3. DECKER. also Hawaii. 3 Well
avenue ..... .. ......... 1 1.1734 1. “‘
. dim: - -. 19-1-8153 ’ ° JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor 213
Nu, m "ANNE, ‘uw Street JACOB A. RUBBER, 108 South Main E. Washington Street.. ...Tel 320.
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Dmrsrs PHONOGRAPHS—MUSIC
ROBERT 8. GREGORV. 7 Wall Street.
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~mm'fL‘Q "‘3'“: 5"” “Wk" GEORGES. NORTH, 1,3 WWW,“ B.K.M1TCHELL upholsiaror. and on
W ugh“ M - . l , Sm“, ”unfllmpm “was...” damn» 11 water st, Tel 13323.
mks CLEANSERS- rte-ruse subs, Smart: and comm .
sea-rooms»: cumin .1 on. Block. Iouth Nam-111.
MON 90:. St ladle. Norwilk, Tel. 051.
WINDOW CLEANING
so, NORWALK meow 4 HOUSE
ELECTRICAL WIRING PIANO LESSONS CLEANING 00. ..... Bax 516
11.11.11. '11- madame, Light And Pow-'1 rates a s HALtocK, 9'2 South mm
l or, “- :ala. “tum street. . w 119.11. Rug, WOVEN Carpets
.Rstv mutual 31 women AHGHIMLD aromas. 1s Bayulaw ORIENTAL nus week's, 7 Winfield
such, ;.; muons... Amow Tel. 1m 3,- Street. ...r... .sm Norwaik
”Alissa-r wands lumen. 1 common... 01...... coy. Okra-Ion various forage crops which prom-
1' horns, telegraphed W. B. Wilson, aec- ‘lse a big yield at this time, thereby:
rotary Of laiior, on May' 25, as bio guaranteeing from four tests months'
1 " stésdy work. The State: will maintain
free employment Offices at. Oklahoma
City. Enid, Alva, Woodward. Roderick
and other points in the State to help
‘di stribute the men, and any publica-
ltion you can give this matter throuah
'your department will be greatly apple
1 elated by the citizens of this State. ' "
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. “Would it {impossible for you to
“Mountain the needs at this State
by m. of than for thewwhaat harvest
through any of the Moist chaunslso
' one State Department? We will need
, ‘ from twelve to fifteen thousand men
“ in flour too to two and obohalt 'do
has day with board to help har-
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lies: people locate tarnished roams
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