William Wicke, of Thomas street,
has secured a position in Miller‘s ship}
yard. South News“:
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James Shea. of Charles street, has
taken a position in the wash-room of
. the Crescent Laundry.
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Samuel Thorns has taken the place
in the Crescent Laundry made vacant
‘3 V by John Murphy's recent resignment. l
Charles Oddo. proprietor of the East
Bide Barber Shop, is confined to his
home today by illness. His assistant
in in charge of the shop.
A bicycle belonging to Arthur Ben-
hail, of Bridge street. was stolen from
in front of Woolworth‘s 5 and 10c
store The South Norwalk police are
investigating.
The Sunday-school teachers or the
Advent Christian Church will meet
_ this evening at the home of Superin-
. tendent Richard Blend of 2 Charles
B, , street, at 7:45 o'clock. ,
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,George L. Olney. of New York, will
give his very popular illustrated lec-
ture, "The Wayward Boy," this even:
, tug. at the East Avenue M. E. Church.
there will be no admission tee, hharg-
ed but a silver collection will be taken
Ill-
There was no meeting of the East
Nor-walk Electrical Commissioners
last evening. A meeting will be held
on Wednesday evening, at which time
, the sealed bids for the building of the
‘proposed Electric Light Station will
' .beOPQDGd-..
There was a burglar scare around
the shop of H V. Carr, in Seaview ave.
m, last night Upon investigation
by Odicer Roberts it was found that
one of the employee of the shop was
“savoring to get in to secure some;
at his tools.
4.! 5’ Archie v. Benelisha, ot Pennsylvan-
in State College. is visiting his father.
Victor J. Benellsha, at No. 14 Fort
street. The young man will leave to.
narrow morning for State Line, Mass .,
where he will probably spend the re-
snatnder or his summer vacation.
, The officers and teachers of the
Christian Advent Sunday school will
at No. zcharles street. Every room-
fl is requested to make a special
"is“ to be present, as there will be
Minus or importance to transact.
«he st. lAgnes’ Guild of Christ
MI] will hold a strawberry and ice
festival. on Thursday evening.
Tans nth. on the lawn or Mr. and
‘ Sturdsvant. 42 Gregory (Boule-
' . Strawberries, ice cream and
home-made oalces will be on sale. and
' will be music throughout the
.1 was'a large numbers: out-
.3" w blisters present at the inn-
- fisterday afternoon or the Rev. E.
. worth in the Advent Church,
aligns a number at prominent
floods. Among the visiting min
. Rev Henry Stone or Wal-
an» Rev E, 2. Ellis, 0!
Conn" Rev. dailies A. Card-
v} J W. Davis. both or
g‘
risen. at 6 Central ave-
, billet with the city my.
or" mesa. coop, has on
f: Wises anchor. The
mathemaoptoths balsam-months. Aduthersudlnllolllll'mm
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
I “t withthe sneerintsndent toauht a number of Steward loll: to Darlen.
Architect 1W. A. Boring will soon3
have his new residence completed.
F. C. Yohn, the artist and illustrator
who has not been well recently is
much improved of late.
Miss Susie ll'aulhaber, has returned
from a visit in New York.
Mrs. Frank Nichols is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Blpperley.
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Mrs. Alfred Matzke has been otter-U Miss Adele Kellogg closed her school
ed the position of soloist at Grace *ld. At beyon's Plain, isst week.
E. Church, New York city.
I Mrs. Frederick Litohileid, has enter-
Mr. and "Mrs. A. Aldridge, who have tallied her sister from New Haven.
rented the William Wardwell collage?
may possibly purchase it.
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Mr. and lira. F. J. Cobb. spent the
Week-end at their Lower Parish farm.
Mrs. John Gruelle, the wife of the
{author and artist, is quite interested'
am the progress of the Norwalk Conl-
munlty Club and its work.
G. W. Adams, lull entertained for
a few days, relatives lrom Bridlehm't.
Mrs, Edward King, Jr., of Tokeneke,
has been visiting in New York.
Mrs Montgomery of Norwalk, has
’been a guest or Mrs. T. W. Treadwell.
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Miss Eva Ferris has spent sele
days with Hrs. B. H. Fitch. in Wil-
ton
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Mr.‘ and Mrs. lBert Gutemann are
improving their place and giving it!
more of nature's tone and harmony.‘
‘Mr. Gutemann is one of the newer
artists and illustrators.
Vacant houses are in demand an
(Hood prices are odered for summer
cottages. Silvermine is growing in
John Demand, 01' Fall River, M‘“ favor and the rental prices have in
echusetts. has rented the cottage of
creased at least twent dive r cant. I
Aaron Stevens. in McKinley street y pe
The Boy Scouts will hold a meet—
ling tonight in the Methodist Church.
of
Miss Elisabeth Randall, ol'smlh's
College. is at her home in Tokeneke
d Charles Beardsley has purchased a
ifor the summer.
new Ford automobile from a Danbury
agency.
Mrs. C. H. Benedict is entertaining
.her mother and sister from Spring-
lleld, Mass.
Thursday evening a very amusing
church sociable was given by the
udies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Protestant Church at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alonso Buttery. There was
so much variety in the make-up ot the,
participants that the interest of the
spectators never lagged. Many ol’ the
art colony were present and enjoyed
the evening escedlngly 8.111. Borg- ‘ m
lum, the sculptor. and his son, Paui.‘ Mll- I-lule Adams returned home
with some of the art students and yesterday. In“ Imdlns a week With
models, enacted scenes of Oriental and men“ lll Godfrey street
Occidental life. The Aiken band out
quite a figure in the variety of its Mr. and Mrs E. Maibladc. of North
make-up and marching with grotesque Salem_ N Y., have been in town for a
grimaces. From Altred to Raymond short visit with relatives.
ranged the exquisite form of the A1111:
erlcan dude to the embonpoint of the M" ”a Mrs. Douglas “Yuma“ °‘
well-fed Hollander. Miss Elsie 81.3"“996“ have 59”" ““5"“ days,
John lmpersonated a West 'Point cadet ““31 ”T and W 30“ W‘illlams
o! the oillclal rank. bliss Alice But-
tery "a me you“ olhoers sweet-1 Mrs. Lulu Harris has closed her
heart; on and Mrs 000?” may of school duties in the Upper Parish, and
New ll'ork. were arrayed in unique cos- returned ‘0 her home "I Pound 31088.;
tomes; Mrs Joseph Guthrie. lira. N- Y-
!
Alonso Buttery. Mrs. Swan. Mrs. bee
goal-n, Mn_ '[l‘fed Buw’v' Ming“! Mrs. Theodora Hamilton and little
lMlnnie sham and Ethel Wardwell. ".smdm Anthony Horn. 0! the East
were costumed in provincial. colonial “de- Ell" been ta of Mr. and Mrs.
Iand court styles. Nearly all the cos- “01ml Hold:
tomes were of the fashionable cult of 4 ,.
ancient days; yet no two were alike. u” M 3’“ h“ M .5 3“" M
litre. W. A. Boring and her sister,
llrom New York, were present. 8J1.
! '“ WM ’Borglum on the first prize, and Al-
Mllea Golden of Noroton. was in trod Aiken the second, for their apt
Stamford, Saturday. Imake-up.
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Frank '17. Traendly has rented the
‘former Bigelow place, opposite the
lBlookslde Greenhouses, and is expect.
ed from Brooklyn shortly. to spend
the summer there.
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Mrs. Whitlock of News“: has spent
several days with her sister. Mrs.
F1171“! Brady. ,,
Mrs. lrsne Downs is spending some
time with her brother, Charles
Barnes and family.
ll Word has been received here that a
ldaugllter. has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Kay, in New Haven
which makes Captain Alfred B. Crock-
ett, of this place, a grandfather.
The Rowayton Hose Company held
their regular business meeting last
evening. They accepted an invitation
'orlended them by the Carnival Com-
mittee to appear in uniform, and to
hr’ns an appropriate host for the oc-
casion, which they accepted. Anange
n-nuts are to be completed to have the
Rowayton firemen appear to excellent
lrdvantage at the big Carnival to be
theld on the eve of the Fourth of July.
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y. yhss maraetto her home. at 20
Berkeley street. Nonalk.
ltr. and Mrs. B. R. Adams. of- Bridge
port, Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Schriber of
Georgetown. have been guests at the
residence at Mrs. Wildlnan Adams.
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard . Davis and
family of New York, have rented the
tombs- Bsnllllbn residence in the Up-
per Parlsh. and have taken possession.
Miss Jennie Dngdale or NorotOn was ,
”1mm visitor Saturday.
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Saturday’s baseball here. attracted
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The Tooker House celebrated its
“mod opening" Saturday under the‘ r
'new management or T. A. Boers. '
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Frethevens. who is at. the Stam-
turd hospital. Moving with appendi-
cltis.,_has not yet undergone the oper-
.llon, owing. to weakness.
Mr and Airs. W. A. Dixon and Mrs.
Brlscoo or Stamford. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Mann-o1 Baotou, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hoyt. ot Ridgetleld, were
in town last week‘.
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Improvements are being made on
ithe cats of Leonard Wagner in State} -
street.
Andrew Elchlngsr. son of Mr and
' ‘lllrs. George Eislil’nger, oi the Lower
There was " ball swap-takes at Parish, and Miss Louise Dulllsr or
W" W- Slim and “l3 WW0? The Staples High School Alumni Poplar Plain, Wm married Sunday.
was Mr Wars. Bis card was 88.15. association will hold a hinting at the at the Church or the Assumption, in
373. Other scores: Bobcat Hunter, 81. school house on Friday evening. Westport by Rev. 1 J’ Damn
c 76; Dr Charlton wan-cam. 7. 77: —— l " ‘ '
Chester Sellout. 8: 5.77: Hr. Bellies. Ml‘ssea Edith and Ethel Tony.
92. 16, 77; Dr. J; H. Blank. 08. 14. 78; Granville Colysr and Willis 8. Jones, ......
Dr. Frederick Bohsvolr. 8". 9- 73"‘8- Jr., of Westport spent Saturday 673‘ Architect Ferris alterations and
Miller. 10:. st rs; w n. Hacdonald. sing at notch «Point. r .‘r. Clark J. w smith and Moses
84. s. 79; causal Pianos. as. s. so.- ‘ In nausea. B.“b'°0mmfl‘he ol the
F A. lackwood 93.13. as; 1‘.A. Stark." Temple lodge, No 66. F. and A. M» mammalian; Committee, were In
as. 14. 81; 11:. hall. the. it. 82:1». will hold a meeting Thursday cronies mam my, looking ,over the
George Shel-rill. "101. ll. 38: ~ -at the room In the Fable bottoms. 'Gmmfih building: the ma homssml
Belladonna». 1‘00. sass; W-I’. Burs. when the realm ma dame vlll W other buildings of interest in- search
93 8. is; a. A..‘rhs1nsc; 413.27.“; conferred upon a mounts. m m can... which they could
Dr. Noxsn, 116. 1389;341- Bitch-nth. , ~ V install to advantage in their new
97. 5.12; D. T. WW1. Till. 17; 93: ml. Ethel Barnes of Westbort Will Him. '11., were treated very court-
summonses. _
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sags Vlslr oausuav «que-
the iarterpart' otthe week. mmwgmummpralmottho
Noroton Bdsbhwsnrlnslthono- sunbeam antenatal-conch the mm: medial their hands.
new: it tomatNersmi'islshts. mdsrnrtensasl‘nnextisil . boundless“; illustration otthe
Bun y.‘ , fl . , .
Wt victors W Thomas m'mhr Club morning that versatile inns-avian
fieldinglnlwdhltflngmhflm monumental-them .1 a. :m heals words «mosses
«Emancipation-sud lawman pur-
otysoi‘arennsywlthtneh-mrs. ,
her slster-ln-tiw, “In: new.“ God ,
close her Wharton ln Hills air-st son!!! and Unit? by the n-nllnry Elks '-
Elks mummies. our this.
Business Directory
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AUCTIONEERS
WM GUTHRIE, autloneer and mi
estate, Bill/ermine. . . Tel. 1465-2.
l
amuolees‘son HIRE
HOMER O. ORAW, South Main Stl‘set,
Booth Norwalk, ........ Tel. 12823.
J. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall St...
Norvqlk ....... Tel. W and 82-2
lacos‘scuaus, Auto and Livery, lo
Wlahlngtlm st, .......... Tel. no.
locum sun, am at.
Tel. . ....... . .............. 131562
o.
AUTO REPAIRS.
REOOY I. AVERS’ MOTOR CAR co,
Fol-d repairs s speclalty. Tel. 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 00.. 29
Wall Street, Net-walk... Tel. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT RAYFUBE. Auto. Repairs,
Painting, 9 Hsvlland at” Tel 303-2.
BOOTS, SHOES, REPAIRED
NABH'B REPAIR SHOP, 23 Washing-
ton Street. South Newslk.
'r. shameless, Null. Malnelml,
south Mom-ls. I ‘
J. LIVENSTEJN. Water Street.
south Mel-walk
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M. MARUCA. 59 Water, 8o. Norwslk.
Cripplas shoes a specialty. Tel. 342-4
BUTTER. $699. .fHBESE
N. V. EGO O BUTTER MARKET, 27
, lbsthfialn mun... Tel. 472.
Clvltjfiolfignhme '
ENRY R. MINE-R, Kealor Block.
'Qouth Norwslk,. . .;.'.... Tel. 426-3.
...?—
. Clocks—REPAIRED—Whtches
ARTHUR T. FIRMS. 7d Wlohll'lon
ELECTRICAL .WORRS
GLIplltlng System. s .Slleclalty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN WILSON'B Old Established
Agency, 24 clay 8t. ..... Tel. 2664
EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN
D, P. MORIELL, Long Distance Ex-
' Press, nmyton, Tel. llsl
Vegetables, FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY cannons, 61 Railroad
Avenue, Tel ass.
.................
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FISH, VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Mitt. Before ordering
llsh, fruit and vegetables, call 948.
. FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON, ‘8 Main Street,
Mel-walk, ................. Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNITURE 60., 127-
129 Washlngton St, ....... Tel 105.
JEWELRY NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Toys, Etc.
The Bazar, 76 Washington St.
JOB PRINTING
THE BORDA PRESS, 95 Washington
‘St. TIL ..................... 415.
JUNK DEALERS
JACOB YOURSEISKY, 25 Ely Avenue,
South Norwalll, ........ Tel 136-1—5
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KITCHENWARE. CROCKERY
A. oEHEss, :. w. Washington St.
Tel, . . . .................... 1069-2.
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LAUNDRIES
OLD WELL LAUNDRY '32 Havlland
Street, .. ....... . ........ . Tel. 309.
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.MILLINERS
MISS POLHEMUB. N Washington
Stmt, ............... 'Tel. 302.
Smut, u... ..... Tel. 853-12.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS
south Norwalk Tel. 1082.
STEPHEN umvanv. 25 cull ell-«t,
Tel. 1202.5
co.,I
359-3.
sas‘..-- ..... '..-........
NARINO ‘consreuorlou
Ruler sullalng. Tel.
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- GENERAL CONTRACTORS
sawaroa emulator-r, as Wood
ell-m Tel. ales.
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DELICATESSEN
s. ll. masseuse, Delicatessen and
Funny Omar-Isl, 36} Wall. Tel. 427.
t
' partners
on. FRANK s._.llov'r, Keel" nulls.
In. .. . . . . .Tel. 130613.
as...‘.-\.s§..
DRESSIBAKERS _
MR8. BELLE HARRIS, Rosier Block,
Washington “not. ’
BYERS
soarou erulll cinema a ova.
Phil.» l-l. l-‘lsaomo, Light and Pow-
nos-l. :Tal. 1073-3.
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ST. JOHN A. KEYBER, Steamboat PL,
CLEANSERS I
..‘latl no. 51 will», Norvllalk. Tel. 951 ’
henchmen WIRING : I
MRS. B. M. TAYLOR, 60 North Main
Street, Tel 305‘
p...
MONUMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK NONUMENTAL,
84 80. Mala street, ...... Tel. 9“
NURSES’ REGISTRY
on. s. o, LAWRENCE. South Main
Street. also ehlropodlst, ..Tgl. res.
. villi .
OSTEOPATHS
on o. A sHAlllsauel-l, Colaburn
Building, Norwalk fol. 351
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PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS
O. DECKER. Picture Framing, 18 Watt
avenue. . Tel. 1734.
as...
JAGOB. A. RUBBER, 108 South Milli
Stratum ' . T074325.
......s-yu
» PHOTOGRAPHS
Street, . . . . . . Telephone Connection.
Plcruas anal-.315... and Col-hm
Block. south News.
’ PIANO Lessons
was s s. unseen, 928nm Main
j .r. uasnnnosesss-s T8... 3”; m are“ ilssvohrseasngikoo T“ 11“- snug!
Avenue Tsi. 109-5.
sl-
decade’s ..NORTH vs Washington,
Tuning PIANO Repairing
SONNENBERG PIANO 60.,164 Wash-
Ingtorl Strain. ............ Tel. 30.
STEPHEN L, CLARY, 95 West St,
South Norwalk ......... Tel. 11145
Brass PLATING ,' Nickel
8. SCAM A SON, Waltz» street,
Booth Norwalk, . .. Tel. 342.2.
PLUMBING AND "7"7NING
ROBERT s, THOMPSON,
East Nor-walk, .........
if First 81.,
w“. 593-4.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 8" “t 81.,
South Norwalk, ..... Tel. 1114—4,
POCKET BILLIARDS, PClClL
KNOHR'S, Ticker .Bsrviu, .Base at!
News, Sporting Events 17. 8. M....
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 Soul: ’
Main Street, 3. Norwalk, Tel, 12943
..a.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE J, B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, ............ Tel 632-3-
,H._E. harm and sou, 45 Wall Street,
Norwslk, Tel. 1311-2
THOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0.
Black, Wall Street.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN, South Norwalk
Trust 00. Building. Tel, 1230.
WM. H. BYINGTON, Roda-l 11, Ga.
zetta Bldg, Nov-walk. Tel. 330
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SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 60., New and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 372-4.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
South Norwllk ... ..... Tel, 473-2.
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STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS moron can on, Con-
motion! and West ave-3., ..Oel 1120
TAILORINGF REPAIRING
Rockers- sees. 20 North Main 31.,
South Norwalk .......... Tel 362-2.
JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor, 213
E. Washington Street” ..Tel_ 320.
TIRE VULCANIZING
ROBERT S. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street,
- Norwallt, . . .Tel. 324-6.
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UPHOLSTERERS
, B, K. HITCHELL, upholsterer, and un-
dertaker. 11 Water at" Tel, 1382-3.
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WINDOW CLEANING
so. NORWALK wmdow a House
cLsamno co. Box 516
n..a.--.
WOVEN Carpets
fl insult?! MUELLER, 31 Washington memento seamen. 1s Bayvlaw ORIENTAL nus walrus, 7 Winfield
Street .....,. ....... .East Norwalk
TAMYTOWN TRUSTEE! EXPLAIN advocates and then forced the stealt- village.
W110i!
spun——
that-awn.
stances against Tari-
ers to listen to their side at the mall;
gls, residents of the em forming _a attend or Tarrytown belong to the
abutting property, and are subject to
mm“; H’ tY-s Ill“ 'QHT'Ad‘ {chug ’
tree speech, who have rel-railroad“, Frank- we and George them.
'Bi‘ram Marin. who ”Posted as peti-
em for parinltn to hold street of the trustees, it appeared that 'i'ar-
mom: had decided to establish s "'36.
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Tall-W all ”be we They non-participating audience.
Then it was explained that the
President Pierson told Upton Sln- tunic control bythe trllstess. who can-
Leonard Abbott, Theodore
Tmmwn'll chier
‘ niece hill
“"Jolln D
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hen the owners. The union Were
not grant permits for meetings in
From suggestions made by several
speech forum in some lot, permission
for the use or which may he obtained ,
‘ 7’” with a notice: tron-fl
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