EAST NORWALK
NEWS
llrs. nits Taylor is visiting her sis-
N.Y.
Russell Day. of Belts place. left this
“ morning with the Sixth Company for
Bliss uum 3: John of St John Philadelphia. Pa., Smith ProducerCor-n invited Reserve
avenue. is spending two weeks with our. of Winston. Ohio. New m- “itch is president and t cordiul Wes-mum.
Company. of Philadelphia, The linol-
pany, Foss Gas llhigine Company.
Westinghouse Electricsl Company,
Fort Wayne
'..R D. Wood Producer Company.
Electrical Company M. E. Church pnrlors the M E. Broth-
Fort H. G. Wright on‘Fishers island Crochet Wheeler “will“ 00min“, "M“ 'm “W ‘ “buy h”
or eating meeting, to which all men are
street, will
.‘rwrmwmum
Mrs. Mnry E Smith, of Gracie
spend e few days at
harbor.
MMutde.ELndhs'
Aid Soceity would appreciate s fall‘s
,- ter. m George Taylor. of Brooklyn. nearing Construction Company of New attendance by a“ the 13d!“ "1" ‘9
York city, Thompson Bonny Corn tel-noon 9" 3 o'clock.
On next Monday at 8 p. in. in the
limelisnwlbnndfiem
linings-ices.
mma’wuwu Pol-r
does not leave behind my maria
ofhalcyoncolisgcdsya. Theresrene
week end lurks. for. constantly under
the surveillanceeftheofleers,the cs-
dets sre never permitted to leave a-
cept under military orders. if M
ride to the adjoining town. Highland
Falls. they Innst not w or let
their feet touch any soil Me tile
mass.
flow severe thesystem of misting
the stanbd (new endeis is
may h breed Pain k tact that
mummddmas
”warm‘fin—Puawesune.
any .- e! is“ sum in salad -
good-rdvennnsorn-edsmerits.
"taunt salt col“ hens. nus don-erlt‘.
“shame from Buy” sen msrks;
sluwimhn'ue: "inst
ternh at dril c em. duty.“ in.
the date Charles B.
lire. William Cooke. of Water-Ville, the land Construction Company. and New greeting will be extended to all who
n. Cannverl the oldest boy of floral.
nic Csnevari the fruit dealer, is quite
ill at his borne with inflammatory
rheumatism.
England Messing Company.
aonsl representatives of these firms
will stny in the city until the contracts
have been given out.
—-———— Meier W. G. Crockett had s narrow ed to his profound sorrow that twenJ | “mm" o, . 'm...
William Benedict. of College sve- escape from being shot on the night 1y. .even young ladies who him to. puflng visitors observed on reaching
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Per» come
W. H. Richards, a Yale student who
.hsd a delightful summer here inst
year. was in town Tuesday nud learn-
nne. has caught the largest blacklish of the Astor Place, New York Opera cheer him on in. way, had the mm
of the season so for. His catch House riots in May 1849. While a menial fever and been married There
weighed exactly nine pounds.
Miss Lillian Jones will on Ssmrdny.
resign her position with D. A. Resort
at the Novelty Bazaar. and will take
one ns bookkeeper for L. tilinclr, or
first Norwalk.
_....._.__ .
Ir. and Mrs. J. S. Morgan, of Cove
avenue. have moved their household
‘ effects to Winfield street. Mr. Morgan
recently sold his house, on Cove sve-
nue. to New York portion.
A. '11. Bennett, of Bridge street, is
offering a reward for the return or his
bicycle. Which was stolen from in front
of the Wools’orth store, on Washing-
ton street, cine time ago.
The pupils of the Marvin Grammar
school will give u. play celled “The
Headless Horseman." on the evening
of Tuesday. June 23d. at 8 p. m. There
will be in slass exercises at this time
_‘ m i.
’ Dr. w. A. Tnnner has opened hill of-
Iee in the late Dr. 1". B. Butler's of-
Ice. on Fort street. Dr. 'rsnner comes
here fror- lirookllne. Conn. and ex-
pects to mske n large number of
friends.
_ s..‘,
The huge lighter “Conqueror" ar-
rived ia the harbor, yesterday after-
- noon. and is busy this morning pulling
up the sheeting of the cod’erdsm at
Pier 8. The “Conqueror" ls cspsbieof
lilting seventydlve tons. 3
William neschner. of M street:
who Is employed by the Bundle Ball-
' Cy W. has left for camp with
land. off New london. Thomas Riley
do substituting for him on his bskery
i
mail. Bergen. nightclerkatthe
‘ ”t Nowell: electric ststion, was
.. , last evening. by the heir.
dial-la Brineherhol to Miss Adelaide
.ter.ofmoklyn.N.Y..at the
.mdfllohfldninthntclty. Mt.
jnaddfrs. 2m will reside on Plan;
inane-after an extended waddle!
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7 ‘Roguesw‘illbeh‘eidtolnorrow
m a inelastAvenueni. n.
walnut-rinsing”
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inchool boy he was on his way through are enough left to help him bear the' ““80 tom-M and file into the
Fourth avenue on no errand. when the shock.
neighborhood was tilled up with a lot
of excited people the militia chasing
and firing nt. than, u there was a Church was Well filled Tuesday to son. ithrendbnre. “C m deld of lilo .,
terrible riot going on. A thouxh-tiul the
i man look young Crockett by the arm..
0! the sidewalk, up a flight of steps
and told him to wnlt there till the
crowd went nwny, or he might the
been trampled to death. As a boy
he was very fond of reading “Ned,
Buntline'ann." William 0. Merritt
Place riot, from the fact that on his
way to school the morning after. he
joined in the crowd that was hurrying
toward the First street station house.
:‘i‘here he saw a sight which he will
‘ never forget.
All the bodies were tak-
en there sfter that dreadful shooting
for identification. There was none
amongst than that young Merritt
knew, although the noun Merritt is
won known all over Ilanhattsn and
long island. die also recollects the
reception given in Ned Buntllne on
his rdena troll Bhnkwell's island
where he wss sentenced to one year
as the ringleader o! the rloters. The
0. V. A. turnsdoatinforeehesded
by a brass had and the nude was
made through the old Mechanics'
Ward winding up in s banquet with
speeches.
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homeiro-avlsithnestsn.
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‘has n distinct recollection oi Astor]
‘a
l word prises for best essays written hecre
shamans-amoumws to uHm-ummmmdm
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The lecture room of the M. E.‘
stereoptioon pictures of "The'
Wayward Child,‘ and listen to the
eloquent lecture by Rev. George N.
Olney. The pictures graphically non
trayed s woywsrd life and the and-
fence gave earnest attention to the loc-
ture by Mr. Olney.
Frank Bowman. aged
years. died at the Stamford hospital.
Tuesday night lie lived with Mrs
Dickens in Noroton Heights and was
employed oil and on in various kinds
of work. The deceased some time
ago. had been employed at the Sol-'
diers Home in Noreton Bo fsr as is
known he leaves no relatives.
Tile Darien postrnsster will hsve tol
establish a. dog pond if the generosity
of the public keeps up. A Polak trorn
the upper and «the town very ninch
desires to present him with a young
dog which“ over four get end
mulllm‘AWMlWBBm.
When the mm Isle thnt ill:
pole this dog would come or sandy
every morning to but Old Glory.
Friday st 2 p. m. the- Woman's
Christian Temperance Union ''ill
by public school scholars. The awards
will be made at 2 p. m. at Center
School on the Post Roadl A cordial
invitstlen is extended to the public be
be present at these very interesting
exercises. it will he a gratification to
superintendent and teachers to
‘hsve the public present.
——-—h--—s——
m. and In. Edward Prince spent rouhosna auo Mvmors
yesterhy in New York City.
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Convention in Baton.
AGlit udhmily. ed New York.
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TO MEET lN WATIIIBURY
llrs. Charles -.ll Armstrong. of this
ty. flats president at the Connecti-
cut Chapter. Daughters of Founders
and Patriots of Marion. will preside
at the lane meeting of that urgsniss-
tlon. to be held next Friday. June 19.
”in Waterbury 'i‘hs emulation has
three mention a'ysar; the that being
the annusl meeting tint is held in
Wfllimvithnimetum
«thwarted-miles”
levenotivawflsnnwmsinssver-
nl sense. “warranted by Ian. dist.
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At hnifpast 10 every Sunday morn
lather-Muscbennrustoiun
stenchrrneksastrtmly kgtas anally
Imm: avenue mansion. and Innis
'llne with faultless uniformmnshy
lwhito beltsan'd'sasb udurehnp
the hill to the chapel service. it
assorneolthe
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Ithesauunlttsslrace. Mantis
perfect time and order headset
lrhspel under rows of historical reg!
mental banners. some of which had
seen service nearly a canary m.
lBomsottbeoldstsndaotcolornwue
{ways remained with its story ofa na-
lion's development. bearing constella.
than of from thirteen to menu
'ster in m lapses-ole sun of
blue.
v The cadet choir murcbu down the
aisle slngiu “Onwud, Christian lei-
dice.“ and the ringing voices of these
500 cadets once henrd ran never be
forgotten. The Basie. the Dresden
hymn. as snug by the West Point choir
is an event that tenacious from all
parts of the world come to bar. The
services throughout were impressive
and conducted with military precision
—Nstlonal Magazine.
NIGHT!" OF
81’"! ll I III
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M “I 5 wheel “Eileen-
0‘ oil tbe em and. A the
recoil that lollowsdthe edition it
tBoth airs wore‘swnng around' by the
collision but forces-rely nobody was
hurt.
0!! Triple Nor-unlit. ‘
tary Phillips hsd been visit.
ing in Bridgeport and was on strip
to Norwalk when the saddest nap
Mod. lie ,yc
Granular-inset atom ll miles an
hour and his chsudbur was drivina on
the extreme right of the road wh-
hisoarmetthaotherhiwhlchm
.tnree occupants. Nether car was
it is claimed. was not adhering to the
tradlc regulations. it was said by wit-
nessutohsveheenonthelsft side
of the road.
Occupsntaoimsinlsrcsrreoeivsd
monthnssh'kingup. Hadth‘e
Moithscahbesngrutsr.how-
ever. s serious :aculdent would have
malted.
Secretary Phillipe demanded that
theyonng‘uan issuer-e
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VIM sum. nutiensar and rest2
oath, mm. ..... Tel. 14658.
someones FOR HIRE
men G. WV. south Isln stress,
Booth Nor-walk, ........ Tel. 1523.
.l. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Well 8-.
Net-unlit ....... Tel. use and sz-z'
JACOB SCHAUB, Auto and UVsry, 1.!
Washing!” St. .......... 111.7“.
30”?” MY, Elm St.
T01. ....................... 1m
AUTO REPAIRS.
new a nasal moron cae'co.
For-d twelve a specialty. Tel. 01.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO GUPPLV 60.. 29
Wall Street, Nomlk... Tel. tall-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT RAYFUSE. Auto. Repairs.
‘ Painting. 9 Havllsnd St, Tel 3032.
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BOOTS. SHOES. REPAIRED
NAOH’B REPAIR SHOP, 28 Washing.
ton Street. South Norwslk.
1‘. mansions. North Main sum,
Bowl Nowell.
J. LIVINITEIN. Water Street.
Booth Nor-walk.
n. MARUCA. 5! Water, to. Nnmik.
Cripplas shoes a specialty. Tel. 3424
BUTTER. EGGS. 0.3m
vines a aim manner. or
issue star's Mn N... Tel. 472.
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Cross manurhcrunnns
Old Wall Cigar 06., 88 Washington at,
re. .........................
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lieunv ll. sauna. Kealer Block.
. lentil sum-ls. Tel. ....... m.
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tannins coastlines-low
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GALVATOI CHAHNIOTT, 5 Wood
swan . .......... Tel. 816-3.
. DELICA‘TESSEN
g. s. lameness; comm-on m
randy Groceries as mil. Tel. 427.
DENTISTS
new” nlvovv, Resist suns.
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DRESSMAK'ERS
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HEflRY HOELLER, 31
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ELECTRICAL WORKS
F. N". m
Hymn Systems a Specialty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN wrtsoN's Old Established
annoy, on clay or. ..... Tel. as“
EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN
n. o. uosnsu, Lon. emails. all.
non. W, Tel. mil
Vegetables, FRUITSE Candies
ANTHONY CARBONE, 61 Rnlmd
Til 338.
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FISH, VEGETABLES
Want Ms. M llkt. Beyer-e ordering
fish, fer-It and em, cell 948.
mutton
RAYMOND nod ION, no ”sin Bis-set.
Non-0k. ................. Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNITURE co., 127-
129 Washington St, ....... Til I5.
JEWELRY. NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INSTRUIM, Toys. Eh.
The poser, 7d Wsshlvlpton 8!.
JOB PRINTING
THE eonna PREIB, ss Wnnm
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JUNK DEALERS
JACOB vousmexv. as My menus.
South; Remnant, ....... ‘. Tel 1345
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KITCHENWARE. CROCKERY
1A. “NICE, 26 W. Wnnhimm at
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LAUNDRIES
om weu. Lausonv 32 anllnnd
street, ................... Tel. son.
MILLINERS
HIS. POLNEMUS 0 Washington
M .................. Tsl. no
IRS. I, I. TAYLOR N North Main
«Stroll. .................... Tel 305
‘ MONUMENTS
’souvll «contour ”coconut.
84 So. MelonstrOst. ...... Tel 900
NURSES‘ REGISTRY
DR. 8. D Hum. “08! ”I“!
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on. n. A. sundown». Ookhurn
Building, mmla m. m
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min-rims, summons
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avenue“ ..Td|.1?M.
n‘wnnlsnsn
JACOB. A. {WIN a lentil Moist
Blunt, .......... . .. .t. Tel 1%
PHOTOGRAPHS
divest, ...... Telephovn Gen-notion.
mun Lessons
Hussein muesli, on south Main
.M Tel 119.3.
Amt-1MB Him. a Iayvlsw
Tuning PIANO Repairing
SONNENBEIG PIANO 00.. 104 Wash-
ington Blunt. ............. Tel. 30.
STEPHEN L. CLARV_ 05 West St,
South Norwallt ......... Tel. 11145
Bran PLATING Nickel
8. SCAM d. SON, Water Street,
South Renault, ........ Tel. 342-2.
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PLUMBING AND T’TNING
sensor 3. THOMPSON, a: ram 5L,
East Norwalk. ......... 'l~ . 593-4.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT. 57 ‘ ' " St,
Booth Nani-lit. ........ Tel. 11144.
POCKET BILUARDS, POOH
KNORR'S, Tickdi' .“rvlu. .8.“ all
NOV", Sporting Events 17. S. Ma...
wruuau n. unseat. 10 South
mos strut, sews. Tel. 12943.
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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
rue J. n. LAWRENCE sonncv. 15
eouul Mala, ............ Tel om.
H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street,
Norwslk, ............. Tel. 13112.
moms c. same», Norwalk P. o.
clock, We“ same
TAYLOR l GOLDEN, South Norwalll
TM 6‘. “Hill; 1’01. .230.
wail-l. svmo'ron, Room 11, o
m In}. M. Tel. 330
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE CO, New and Second-hand,
15 defined avenue. ..... Tel. 3724.
SIGN PAINTING
Hewano a. new. 52 Water Street,
souls Nemnllr. ........ tel, 4732.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLOB MOTOR CAR 60.. Con-
necticut and West svea, ..Tel 1120
TAILORING REPAIRING
W ones. as North win 81.,
8-“ mm .......... Tel 362-2.
souu‘ «usovlc. custom Tailor. 213
E. Wuhlnflon sheen. ..Tel_ 320.
TIRE VULCANIZING
seem 8. GREGORY. ‘7 Wall Street.
W .. .‘l ........ . ..T¢I 32M
UPHOLSTERERS
s. K. MITCHELL, unbolataror. and on.
sure-m, 11 mm 8", w. 13:23.
WINDOW CLEANING
80. NORWALK WINDOW G HOUSE
CLEAKING GO. ........ Bell 610
Russ
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