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Charles Heydrick, cl Brooklyn, N.
Y., was a visitor at the home or his
sister; Mrs. E. E. Need. of Edlisl ave-
nue, on Saturday.
There was s meeting last arming
oi the district commissioners. Ron»
tine business was trunsected, but
nothing of special interest came up.
Friends in this section are receiving,
postnls from New York state from Mr.
and Mrs. Charles B. Roddy who are
on their honeymoon trip in that state.
Residents of the East Side are
pleased to hear that the work on the
new building (or the electric um
station is to be started some time dllr.
lag the present week.
Patrick O'Brien was arrested last
evening for drunkenness on the East
Side by Patrolman John Roberts. His
case was continued indefinitely by
Judge John Keogh this morning.
Local friends are taking a livdy in.
terest in the preparations for the wed.
ding. tomorrow. of Miss Cornehls Van
Coevering. of Gregory Boulevard, and
Percy 0. Morgan, a popular young
draughtslnan, in the Nor-walk iron
Works.
The graduating class of the Mervin
School is busy thee days preparing
for the graduating exercise, which are
to be held in the armory tomorrow
afternoon in conjunction with the
Franklin and Center school gr‘lueting
classes. '
Rumor has had it that lBel't J.
Brunstrup, a Cottage avenue painter.
was a Joint heir with his father of
an English estate of many millions.
When asked“this morning it this was
no Mr. Brunstrup said that lit counsel
‘lwere at present looking up s. certnln
W. but the amount 0! it hlld been
i greatly exaggerated.-
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Bshool are to give u very interesting
*3 this evening called the ”-Hesd
less Horseman." Following this the
class exercises will be given, in ad
dition to this food will’be on ilele. A
good time is expected by the llcholnrs
and their friends and many are plan-
ning to be in attendance at the enter-
tainment.
At the meeting of me But Norwaik
Yacht club last evening it was decid-
ed to hold the annual feces of the
club on July 11th, instead of on the
Fourth of July as has been the custotnI
because of the fact that the tides on
the 4th will not be convenient for the
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OWAYTON l
2 Prayer, meeting every Wednesday at
12:45 p. In.
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Arthur launch. at Providence. R. i..
spent the weds-id with his parents in
Tchendo.
Arthur Biihrd, at Mount Clair. N.
J.. spelt the week-ad with I”; lid
its. ii. a Gummllll. .
Miss Mabel Micheal. of New York,
has been visiting Mr. and In. hank
LA. (Brands. oi Tokenekn
lies Anna Curran. oi New York.
spent Sunday with Ir. and In. Ar-
thur Hart. at this place.
i ' ll. c. ‘Blue and family. or New York,
have taken the Johnson house. in hic-
ltinley street. ter_the summer.
Mrs. Charles 'Hlunmel and auditor.
at Buitalo. New York, are spending a
few days with hire. 8. 0. Adams
1 runs Newman. 0! Cold Spring Har-
bor. is the guest of her sister. urs.
Edgar 8. Jackson. at Pennoyer street.
leliam Pinkney, Jr.. who has been
attending the school in Miles. New
York. is home for the summer vacup
tion. .
Frank Hathaway. of Breton. is
spending the week with m. snd Hrs.
Addison l'. authaway. ot mm
avenue.
Mr. and In. J. D. Fetter and dank!!-
ter lay. of Brooklyn. have arrived at
their home. in West Side nvuue, tor
the sum". ’ I
i J. Doughctyhns taken their.de
tamiiy. has arrived here for the sum-
mer months.
8. 0. Morton. o! nostril“. Calorie.
hes been spending a tow days withhis
, mother. lbs. Spacer c. m. at
Rotor: evalue.
nil-s. hank Thusll h spasms two
weeks with her “not. In Mensc-
tady, N. Y. m ransom ,underwal't
an operntion tor appendicitis.
J. Robinson. a Breath. s New
York pouoenn. arrived with his tem-
ily tornaudthesum-srinlrs.lsry
itiohsrds' house. in Railroad avenue.
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racing. A cup harbor pennant and otba-i
prizes will be oflered and besides the
yacht club's own boats other us:
Work on the running at the lam
pile of oyster shells of the Stevens
, am. will
speed boats will probably some Wu?" °‘ r . M
m‘ "”3 ' lure about 1.000 bushels or shells in the
. ‘4- 5- mm the eeventeonwyesrold “1°-
eonoiMr.andhirs.r Rhona,“ ,
Betta Piece, received :otlflcetlon ya.‘ Rowayton Baptist Church—Rev.
tersay mu um “mu,“u nenry Anderson. pastor—lasing eer-
' ved'evsnlinntionswhioh a. onus... will by pastor. 10:”. Sunday-school;
at noon. ‘Bverybody nude welcome.
Junior Ont-I‘ll. “W 8:30 p. m.
r. 8.0. 3.. our p. rs. '
"'7" took in Hartford tor- manipulator“-
; .' . .gl'st's license. These nominations are
“pun difficult. and a u but. seldole:
' that. so young an applicant passes
them. Mr. Dunn basis: some time‘
”on ‘enuiloyed in Parker's My
Janus. m street He is reosiv-v
~lag file oongntulstions of his friends
on his modem. '
annulus-them
.' its goodnipie or malleable-so , ' ‘
Imuotons or theeaulne race! “1' “‘3 01 m or m
an arm. rowdy. in; a. nod mmm“fln‘m m"
tonal-row m at .z:u“‘o‘eisck...
biedovsrouser
surnames-c at. mean-.1
slow nuns was ugrnvsd inside he
thkPetasonwushdM use
costs. on two charges, by Jules Abel
mob. in the Town Hall. may night.
Peterson. unrated in Norman. by Col-
stable Mes. May. eluded guilty to
intoxication and w.
'Weoflnrnooil Club won. I to 1. in
the teem match with the New Canaan
Country Club. on the Wen krill-ks.
Saturday afternoon. The rennitel New
Conan—O. More and (Jessie. I;
Thornton. 1; Van Gerbig and J. Rog.
era. 0; Ellsworth and Parker. 1 Wes
Burn—Bears and Ode. 2; Rounds. 0:
Pierson and Cops. 8; Selleck and 5.11.
Knapp. 8.
The home or I]. John Godfrey. on
the Post mad. was. in some unknown
manner. altered. recently. but nothing
was token. A desk in ‘Dr. Godfrey's
onion was in some disorder and a den-
tal cabinet was opened. The rear door
or the house was found unlocked iii
the morning. but. as the porch screen
door was hooked inside. it is not
known how the house was entered.
Durien had three realty transactions
last week. with mortgages amounting
to 312.200. For the second week of
June. 1913. here were live sales 0!
property. and mortars! oi 826.000.
mt week‘s trnnaiors were: his I.
Lester to lids Wesslink. Connecticut
turnpike; Julia A. Stark to W. F. Jul
ius et sl.. Noroton Heights; 1". A. Wil-
liamson to Marie B. Wielnun, harbor.
The young people oi the Congregp.
tional Christian Endeavor Society sold
sake. ice cram and strawberrieo on
the church lawn. Saturday. from i to
8 p. m.. and bed the pleasure o! mak-
ing the affair a pleasant success. iiss
Beanies Bates woe to charge. and aid
was given by the society's members.
The proceeds oi the sale will go to-
wards the tennis court which is m be
laid out on the church lswnzior young
BOON.- :
Rudolph Btodinger or um um
lost a diamond ring at the’bsll game
on Nouon's iield Saturday. Tut-miles,
Pupils oi the Marvin Grenade oath-go. nthokunehe. and. with his two diamond find! losttn
nub visa:
in n week. one having been lost by A.
u. nmhaw. at Woe Burn. inst Thur-n
day. stodinger was seated on the
highest tier of seats, above‘tile secre-
keeprs box. and the ring svidutly
dropped into the grass under the tiers.
Search did not reveal it. Stodinger is
employed at the Wood grocery. on the
Post road.
A motorcyclist narrowly escaped
severe injuries when a frightened
horse knocked him from his machine.
on the Post road. near Spring Grove
cemetery. Saturday. at about 5:30 p.
in. The cyclist was on his way east-
ward. A dog cart was inst before him.
also going eastuwhen a trolley ar and
an automobile. both westward bound.
sud probably the noise of the‘motorw
cycle. also, trlghtened the horse hue
nessed lathe dog ca‘rt——-wbioh shied
into the cyclist. The dog curt was oe- -
copied by two men. The cyclist «our
ed with a severe salt. The notpfwclo
number was me Conn. «f ..c ,
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in it. unsure church. Rev. C. A;
WILTON
Ilsa Alice Isl-win grnjunted Born
the Normal pulled in unholy M
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mus Karim m attended the
recent Mucous dinner flvun at Hill.
side, Mk .
In: its-um "Leo Henry, or Nor-
walk. is spending a few lily! with.
Miss Phones mono.
Charles Burnharn, one of our Bellies
Hill summa- residents, is. mooted
the Library with e number at books
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lira. A. B. Goren. Ire. Hopkins.
and little deughter, lies lsry Oun-
bold and onions snioyed the beauties
o! the New Baton on Thursday.
A family or four Vsnemslisnn, din
tingulshed resident of Ounces. the
capital, were guests on My or,
Mr. and Tire. Charles “Monk. The
iormer had' placed in his chart to;
be educated the two young sons or
these Booth Ann-loan oitisens. }
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The wedding as William A. Jones.‘
port of Waterbury. is snnmoed to'
take piece Wednesday afternoon, June
2ith. in the rim Wendi
mulch Waterbury. Rev. John D.
veallort. where! we bride will on'
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l a ham swarmed-in Woof.
agony sitsrnopn.n_nd inspected the
M0 at the W 04mm
7m pgtbut town. The mis- look~.
ed smiling and pncom in the June
sh'n'lhine. its the'bousea'nd most or
lilo. tot-mel- buildings bed been um
am. no reminder was left or the
ghastly tragedy.- save some spree
nest. on one oi which the murderer
probably terminated his life.
While Fred Bennett left hh unto
last week Monday morning in (rent
of Oscar Enklend's. the inrge auto
owned by Harry Hurlbutt became un-
manageable owing to some detect in
the manuals s‘nd rapidly bechod
into "the trolls or Mr. Bennett's.
smashing a lump and luring a litle
girl who was sitting on the front
seat. air. Bennett run from the
some W ”granola. rsiierotl no dad
that no more serial. units were in
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