EAST NORWALK
NEWS
' E‘ST IUEWILK Pupil-8 .'to complete the work of incorporating
the association. The enthusiasm
w.“ 0‘8" PRIZES which usually characterizes the meet-
sgave place to extreme care and
thoughtfulness. The present constitu
The prizes altered by the Norwalk tion was adopted subject to any n9
Equal Franchise League for the best cessary revisions by the constitution
' essays in fa. or of Equal suflrage wrlt- committee. The present oillcers and
' board of directors were reelected to
tell by pupils of the East Norwalk
' . complete the association year, which
schools. wgre awarded this morning at
a quarter to eleven by Mrs. H. H. ends the lst 0‘ October.
Knox to the following contestantsn
juriel Bartlii! received 83.00, Carlton
L'Hommedieu' received 52.00, Frances
'Crosby received‘ $1.00 and honorable
mention, and V tal Fudge received
$1.00 and honorable mention. Their
teacher is Miss Briody. The judges
were Mrs. H. H. Knox, county leader
of Fairfield County; Miss Dotha Stone
_ Pinneo, leader for Senatorial District
No. 26, and Miss Clara Hill, town lead-
er. The essays were very well writ-
ten, and all the scholars showed
splendid training. 1
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unchanged. The treasurer was direct-
ed to draw a check on the treasurel
for the full amount of the building lot
for the Community Hall. The ways
and means committee reported further
contributions to the building fund. At‘
meeting was adjourned.
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EDR. PENTEOOST INSPIRED TO
PREACH BY DAY "I COURT.
“3, 1:23;: 31:1:dofrgfifrsufe? The trial of the suit of the Hilbbell
this morning, when the wagon upset Hall and Randall company against
Rev. George F. Pentecost in which
its load on the street Fmany attorneys are taking part is still
on and dragged through yesterday
with wearisome details of the evi-
dence usual in matters pertaining to
a building contract.
5 At the close of court yesterday Dr.
Fresh native Pentecost remarked with a dryrsmlle
“I am now gOlng home to write a ser-
mon on ‘Dalliol in the Lions Dell'" ,
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Children's Day Prog‘rim.
D. Morrison. of New Jersey, is visit-
ing his brother, of Benedict street.
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Charles Byxboe, of Fort street, the
well-known horseradish man, has a
position with William Nash as chef of
the hotel at Compo Beach.
* ’ asaturday special.
' ‘vaal, all cuts. at lowest prices. Hed-
‘ nan' a Market.
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Frances Benedict, of South Norwalk, ; ,
started his duties in the Crescent iaun- The Children's Day examines 0H!”
ill". yesterday, to take the place of ROWayton Baptist Church will be
Charles Abbott, who recently resign. held on Sunday evening. The follow-
' ed. 1115 program has been prepared:
‘ iPlanoBolO.
. "Harry Wright’s staunch boat "Val ' Miss Rose Sniiiin.
' 'rnn‘a" will be launched tomorrow from Invocation.
the Crescent laundry shipyard. There Opening Hymn, ,
will be but two boats left. the “El School.
Danna," belonging to Harold Hallo— Scripture Reading
way. and Frank Holley’s sloop, which Pastor.
hols renovating to good advantage.
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' Prayer,
~ Pastor
Henry Albert Geib, son of Capt. A. Recitation—Welcome
1h. Geib, oi First street. was graduated “may Minor. ‘
Wednesday atternoon from the Unl- Singing—Crown my;
varsity and Bellevue Hospital Medical Schbol.
. . College, with the degree M. D. Dr. mm“on%m,fl. Day is my.
‘ Geib has an appointment at the _.C a 11-...“ Brands.
‘f‘ N Hospital. Blackwell’s Island. New Recimx,,3_wm,, m, We,“
‘ York city. _ - Anna Soofleld.
' 'SOng—The Children' a Prayer,
At the meeting of the onlcial board PM Class
o! the East Avenue in. E Church, Recitation-Tho Swatest ltoae‘
fl which was held last evening after the Viola Crawicd.
mid-week prayer meeting. the mem- Recitation—The Boy With the Barley
bars voted to accept the invitation re-= Leaves
csivod from the South Norwalk M. E. . Marjorie D I ll
. 0hrucb to unite with them at their
1Vocal Solo.
12.5th anniversary services, to be he in
. J Stat. Miss Marlon Jarvis.
"Pu" evening 0! Sunday. “I" Recitation—God's Gifts. ’
Frank Brands. Donald MacDonald.
Edson Ogden.
Recitation—Watch the Cor-Ira,
Mortimer Ogden.
The strawberry testival which was Vocal solo” a. t Lotta.
. by dost. Agnes Guild. omits-t}i I I m" {'3’
‘ last evening. on, the lawn or ‘ ’
Hank Star-doubt. o: 42 Gregory
srd. manuatancoesagtm' Slum—A8311. and a Song,
“on. ice cream and homemade Recitation—WW
Moria- Anderson.
momma-hates Wastes.
Walthemams,
',,,§'8_aturday special. mesh native
ysal. all cuts, at lowest prices. lied ‘
Ian'srldarket.
, .hy.Mrs.’.J. Hypk’iu'nrown.
nigh Brown and Frank Stardo-
'rfipyed. - The committee in
. m gun: was“ into Misses,
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marksman-w
gm PM with at
we»
’ flown-al- the menu
7‘“ mmmmmam "or.
Side, now owned by Ray l... Skoileld.
John Tiebout and family, of Brook—
lyn, arrived today tor the summer sea~
'son, at their home in Cudlipp street.
Miss Mary F. Hackley will enter-i
tain the solicitors for the Rowsyton
Library Association, this evening.
J. Mon-ell, of Stamford, has rented
one of George W. Raymond's cottages
iii Ramiond street.
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NOROTON if
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it was also
voted to have the committee rcmalni
ter a vote of thanks to the hostess, the;
Bath Vsrlan.‘
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play the Rye lake nine, Sunday, on“
Lynch's Field, but the game has been
postponed until June 21.
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ion who was taken to the Stamford
Hospital, a few days ago to undergo
an operation, died at the
‘home “Erin Go Bragh."
il’aul Cullen, 01 (‘enter street, Dar-V‘
institution
yesterday. 1
The Christian Endeavor Society of
ithe Congregational Church is making
lplans to reproduce "The District At-
:torney," which lately brought such a
tsuccess in the Town Hall.
1 The Robert Murrai's today occupy
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their home here on Mansfield avenue.
.iew days here with his bride.
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I Rev. W. 'W. Carmen, formerly of
New Canaan, but who was recently tip.
pointed pastor of the M. P. Church
at Noroton Heights. was in New Car
sun on business, Monday.
Seven pupils of Grade 2 in Center
School are at home, suiiering from
measles. Among them are Jane.
young daughter at Dr. and Mrs. G. H.
Mason, and a daughter of Dr. John
Godirey. the dentist.
Far the first time since last Decem-
ber. the Noroton Heights Fire Com-
pany's band will meet and resume its
musical rehearsals. As new retruita
are wanted. musically inclined indi-
viduals may ilnd a place in the band
by application- to the oflcers.
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. 2 Arthur Dolley. a 'young negro,
of
Chicago brought to trial in Norwsll.
‘C. Lester, oi the Post Road.
M !A son, Herbert, was married last Sat returned home ”‘9" “ "3“ with
urda) in Brooklyn and WI" Spend 3 friend! 3nd relatives in w‘te‘bury.
‘ a broken arm.
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The Noroton Heights team was to,h Sh chair last week,
WEST
NORWALK
Roseweli Bates spent the weekend
with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuider and tamily
are visiting Mrs. Hugo Ruehi.
Miss Laura Burtis visited with her
cousin in Norwalk, for the week end.
is
of
Mrs. Smith, of Flushing, N. 1.,
visiting Mrs, Thomas J. Gilroy,
Fillow street.
Little Mary Loris is suflerins from
She fell from her
Flake O‘Hara and family are enjoy-
ing their-vacation at their country
Among the visitors who motored to
town Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C.
Lyon, of Woodclin', N: J.
Harry C. Meisel has been helplnx
Harry Von Dwingelo at Roton Point
with the electrical work.
.'llrS. John Nelson, 01 Allentown, N.
J., has been visiting her nephew, Roy
, Mr. and Mrs. E J’. Vosburgh have
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris, of New,E
York. are spending a few weeks at.
the'resldence of Stephen Mather.
Mr. and Mrs C 8. Macembcr and
daughter Jeanette. motored to Water-i
bury, Sunday, where they visited with
friends ;
The weekly meetingoi the Ladies
Aid Society met at the home 01 Mn.‘
1‘. J. (Hirer. Thursday. June 11th. The,
members are saving and planing for
their annual lair to be held in July. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Slant, Mr. and
Mrs. William Wanach uld children.
and Dr. and Mrs Ephron Hellstein. of
Union Hill. N. 1.. spent Sunday with
relatives at the residence oi William
Beck
ill/Alanna“ nouncloaaa‘ ?
She blushed very prettily as she
on dial-us oi robbery. conic-m tow-died lntoctho Mancunian Maison
:being naponslble for the breakages
”Yes, madam?" said the assistant.
into the Schliclitlng store here. Bail- smilins interrogatlvelir as they win;
ey. who was bound over to the Super- all “'3 best 30'9"- i
‘ior Court. in $1,000, told a straight.
‘"l—-—er—oh.l want some cigars.
gforwsrd story to Constable Smith, of please!" she said hurriedly under- her
.how he had broken the .1... of the breath. hastening to add: "Bub—eg—
trout door with a stone. and left the ”0‘ ’0’ "37'9" formy Mbfld'" g
lstore by a rear entrance: taking with
him three iacknlvos and a revolver. "'12! dram?"
These articles were identified by '0"
George Bchilchtlng, in Norwalk. nail. Wile?"
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lay will be tried tor entering the
! Wbat
ythe but—quite the
kind:
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"Certainly. madam! strong or me-
Schlicbting store when he is brought “W” - ' l
.bslore the Superior Court.
» .5.“ VOYAGE.
{Whichever ity'the wind doth blow,
,IBome heart is glad to have it so;'
iThen blow It east or blow it wast,
My little craft sails not alone,
'A thousand beats from every zone
Are out upon a thousand seas;
‘;Mi;ght dash another. With theahock
Of'doom, upon some hidden rock.
And so .i do not care to pray '
For winds to wait me‘on my way,
But leavn it to a Higher Will.
To stay or speed me. trusting still
That all is well. and sure that its
me
fall.
Whatever iii-eases may prevail.
To ind me. every peril nil!
Then, wbstaosver wind doth blow.
Myhoart is audio have it In: "
And blow it out or blow it west,
And what for me were favoring brace,
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Who launched 'my bark will sail with
Through storm and calm, and will not , ,,
Within lHis sheltering haven at last. '1,
The. wind that blows, thbt wind "heat. ' .
_CAROL‘INE ATWATER m ‘
«we... ”innermost.
‘. mitt You never as! suns." '
3' 'lel “Noticeboard potatoes:
"The very strongest you've not.
please!" she answered. in decided
tones. "My husband wu only com-
plaining the other day that the last lot
ho hoguht all bluish! hi! pocket; so
they had better be; strong. hadn't-
the, ID i
The wind that blows. that wind is best. ~ And the ”“3 man behind the
untsr hadn’t the heart to contradict
her. -—From Answers. London - '
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‘ FRIDAY, mun, 1914
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AUCTIONEERS ELECTRICAL WORKS Tunils PIANO Repairing ‘
WM- ouerg, "NM." "‘4 re" (1". R'M'c’K‘ls‘iB'fi—r‘r-l, e. 'u'TT‘; uto sounsnasne PIANO co., tolvam—
estate, stint-mine. Tel. 1455-2. Mugging Systems a Specialty. ingtlin Street, ............. Tel. 30.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY swapusu L. cmv, 95 West 31.,
, '— . South Norwaik ......... Tel. 11145
HOMER o. csaw, South Main Street, 4°:"ncw'zbsgln 89‘0" Eff'gg » ~
South Norwnlk, ........ Tel. 12023. “e y' ‘y ' """ °'
.1. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Walt 8t.. EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMENiBms‘ PLAN"; Nickel
"wuk ....... T6]. “5-2 Ind 82-2 D. P. MORRELL, Long Distance EX- ‘ 8. SCAM G. SON, Wat!" StNet.
PM. RN‘ytofl’ Tel. 1181 SOUL" Nomllk, ........ TGI- 342-2.
JACOB SCHAUB. Auto and Livery, 15
Washington St, .......... Tel. 768-
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JOSEPH SHAY, Elm at.
Tel. ....................... 1356-2
PLUMBING AND T f'lNING
ROBERT 8. THOMPSON,
East Norwalk,
Vegetables, FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY cannons, 61; Railroad
Avenue, Tel 338.
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5‘ First 81.,
Tr . 593-4.
FISH. VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Mitt. Borers ordering
fish, fruit and vegetables, call 948.
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AUTO REPAIRS.
REDDV G. AYERS' MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford "Pairs a specialty. Tel. 401.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 87 '1 "
South Norwalk. . ....... Te.
so,
1 i 14.4,
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES ‘ FURNITURE
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 60-. 29 RAYMOND "m 30" g. ".5" an“.
WI" 8m“. MM”. Tel 1302-2; Norwalk, ............... Tel. 15.
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'POCKE’I‘ BILLIARDS. POOL
KNORR’S, Ticker .ServlCe. .Base all
News, lportlllg Events 17. 8. Mair.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING STERUNG FURN'TURE C0»
127-
' 129 Washington at ....... 1"“ 1w. WILLIM B HUBBELL, 10 300‘”
HERBERT: RAYFUSE. Auto. Repairs, ' Main Street. 8.Norwalk,Tei.1294~3.
Priming. 9 Havlians at, Tel 303.2. ,
JEWELRY. NovsL'riEs. "
BOOTS, SHOES, REPAIRED
NASH'B REPMR SHOP. 28 Washing.
ton Street, South Norwalk.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Tm, Etc. ' REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
The Bazsr, 75 Washington 8t. 1
‘THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, ....... . . . . . Tel 632-3.
JOB PRINTING
THE BORDA PRESS 95 Within?!” H E. DANN and SON 45 Wall Street
at. Tel. ..................... 415. Norwslk ‘ Tel. 13112.
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J. lesus'rsm, Water Street. ‘ ”—‘T l ,
South Norwalk. JUNK DEALERS THOMAS c. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0.
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JACOB YOURDISKV, 25 Ely Avenue, a'°°"" w." 3m“-
T. GARRAMORE, North Main Street.
South Norwalk.
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M. MARUCA, 59 Water, Bo. Norwaik.
South Not-mm, ........ Tel 1354-5
Cripple. shoes a specialty. Tel. 3424 , QTAYLOR d. GOLDEN, South Norwallt
m “T _— Trust Co. Building. Tel. 1230.
BUTTER. EGGS,,CHEESE 3KITCHENWARE. CROCKERY,
N. v. {so ‘a screwy/latter, 21 A. osHsss, 25 w. Washingun st. W'l- H7 DYING-TON. R°°m 11. Ga- '
South Main emu...“ Tel. 472.’ Tel. ..., ........... . ...... .maz um Bids. Non-walk. Tel. aao .
CIVIL ENGINEERING ’ ‘ LAUNDRIES
Haunv R_ ”m". Km" mock. OLD WELL uunoav 32 Haviland SEWING MACHINES
south Nomlk, . Tel. 420.3. 3"“: .. ----- - ----- W- 3°9- MACHINE co., New and Second-hand,
’ ---—-l- _ ‘ *"“" 15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 372-4.
Cloth—RarAIRsn—wmha‘ "mum“ '
‘ . mes POLHEuus, so Washington
MSW! 1’. "Rm, 7! gym; Street. ; ..... . ............ m. 302.; SIGN PAINTING
not, .....
_._____~.._____ use. a u. ravtoa .0 ”on" m," HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
CONTRACTORS BUILDERS om... ...... . ...... ...‘....m 305 3°” "W“ -------- T" 47“-
sr. JOHN a-Kevasn, Dumbest PL, ——-————3 , -
aoutli Nov-walk . . Tel. loss. MONUMENTS STUDEBAKER AUTOS
' - , . SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL.
"I'll!" UNGVMV- a 0"" 8M". at 39. min «not. ...... Tel 904 ssvuOLno moron can co., Con
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KM? ”Win W 35” "a,“ f-xflfimquW" TAILORING REPAIRING
‘GEN‘ERAL CONTRACTORS : sin—u.“ ROOKOFF BR08.. 20 North Main St, L
LVATOR CHARMOTT 26 Wood QSTEOPATHS South Norwalk ....... I..Tei 362-2.
“"0! ----- Tfl- 815-5 DR.- «231A. :HAM:AUGH, $32? JOHN Kusov1c.cunom Tailor, 213
DELICXI‘ESSEN "" °“”" . ' I E. Washington Street. ..Tel. 32a
TIRE VULCANIZING ‘
ROBERT 3. GREGORY. 7 Wall Street,
Nomalk, ........ . .... T.el, 324- 6.
a. H. MORENOUOE, Doiloatuien and PAINTERS. PAPERHANGERS
. Fm! ml“ 35 WW- W ‘27- e DECKER Picture Frunlru, 13 west
- m ...... .. .-. ...... Tel.1734
nowhere I ‘
DI. FRANK a. HOYT KOO”? IUIId. JACOB. A. RUBBER, m 80""! Main
lug . .......... ......... .TCI 180518. N? ‘ "“"'.' """‘ T'I‘W"
. DRESSMAKERS ‘
MR8. BELLE HAIHlflfififlfl' Block.
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930706st .B. K. ulrcHsLL, usholmrer. and on.
61501353 3.'N°RTH.» 73- Wuhinstfin’ dertaker' 11 Water at, Tel. 1382-3.
' west......Telophnnconnsouon. ' ‘
CLEANSERS PICTURE 2301109, SM and Corbett
one-ream ctsamuo a ova. mm, M n , m WINDOW CLEANING
80. NORWALK WINDOW C HOUSE .
CLEANING 90. Box 516
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ELECTRICAL wiremo PIANO LESSONS
PHILIP H. madame, Light and Pow- Mia's a s‘. HALLOCK, on come Main
ar. ............... :eil. 340; ,sosai Strut, ..............':.. Tel 11M. Rugs WOVEN Carp“,
HENRY Mitten. at Washington Anemone Hashim, 1s Bayvlsw ORIENTAL sue women, 7 women
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