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{1,1914.
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! Miss Edith liarruca, of l.ncoln ave?
nue. second district. left this morning
for a visit with friends in Brooklyn, N,
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A dtughtei was mm.) to 3‘ Reed & \olk were Issued a permit
Mrs. Rudolph Meyer, oi iiroad liner. , ' .
t H \ this morning to install a motor in the
’9 ‘1 M" garage of it. B. Gregory in the first
district.
Mrs. (‘harles 11. liott was a recent
guest of her sister, Mrs. John 11.
Randolph, of Bayonne, X. J, ,
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The Stamford police have notified
..__ the local authorities that a sorrel
lrving Pinkelstone, of New York, is horse and red Concord wagon was stolv
Bertha en from that city. The. local police
are on the watch for them. i
the guest of his fiance, Miss
Abrahums, oi iionton street.
Dr, Frank J. Kelley, of Maple street,‘ Arthur Hemmingway and Albert
spent the week-end on Long island, Iiemson, of North Main street. will be
the guest of Miss Claire O‘Donnell. given a talking to by the police for let-
ting down the electric light at the cor-
ilarry Rome, of illridgeport, was it her of. West street and North Main.
visitor over the week-end at the home -—-———- i
of Mr. and Mrs. Gottiieg on linviland Anna May Walker, who was arrest;
street. ed for running away from the County
‘ Home. was taken to the House of the
Miss .luiia lliott. of liouton street. Good Shepard. in Hartford, Saturday
is spending ”‘9 balance or the sum— afternoon, by Officer Frank Stratton. i
mer with her aunt and cousins in, ' ‘
. Bayonne. -.\'. J., and Port Richmond,’ A colored lady on Raymond street
‘1 J" 1'. 'requested police protection from a
a , ‘man who had been annoying her on
t The Misses hathleen and Ruth Saturday. The man had disappeared
Pietrlce, 0: West fstreet. If“? retiuirued before Officer John Smith visited Ray-
to new tome a ter a wee s \ st in mood street. I
Danbury. Felix Daugherty returned,
with them. . i .
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Mm Add‘s‘m. 1" Betta, of West aunt. Mrs. Frederick Becker of 30
Main street, Fm“ District, “'9'“ ‘0 Lincoln avenue. second district, have:
> .New York, yesterday. whens she will returned to their home in Jersey City.‘
spend a few weeks with her son, Far- ' N. J. They spent a very «NOW! v“
ron S, Betts. ' I
|cation in this city. -
“‘33 “1‘13"?“ 013“?“- 0’ “(mag (On next Sunday Attorney-General J.,
.William ’l‘ullus and bliss Clemencol‘ ii. Light will address the senior mam-i
DEV“, 0‘ New York. ”9 guests 0‘ Dr. g bers of the S. N. Congregational Sun-L
and RITE. LIGHT." C. Sherer, in Wash- daY‘BchOOl on "Shakespeare‘s Use of.
“mo“ street. lof the Bible." This address is bound
,, , 'to be very interesting. as Judge Light
Dr. Shims. of the Knight Street is an authority on
church. will preach a short sermon. “in, -
{Tuesday night before class. after!
, vmhich will be general class. All friends
are invited to come. .
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Michael Sullivan, a figure well“
known in local police circles. was 11-,
am arrested on Saturday for his old-,
time offense—drunkeness. Michael's,
sentence of 30 days was suspended,
this morning in order that he may find.
work. He said he wanted to pick peach.
'es in Rowayton, but he will probably
discover they aren't- ripe yet. ,
Miss Bushman led the meeting of
the Epwm'tli~ League at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, last
_. evening. The subject was “The Song
Burst of Spiritual Women."
The annual picnic of the First M. E.
Church Sunday-school to Roton Point An interesting episode in connec-
‘ . , will be held on Wednesday. the sametlon With the morning service at the
" liavipg‘boenpostponed from last week Norwalk First Church on Sunday, was
owing to the inclement weather. lthe playing by Miss Ruth Lamson of
, F Borowslti's “Adoration." This young
.‘ ' Shokinah Sanctorum, No. 85. O. 0. lady, who has studied the violin only
iii. & P.. will meet Tuesday evening. eighteen months. gave a masterly ren-
‘ . July let.. at 8 o'clock in Odd Feilowa’ derlng of this charming composition.
Hall. South Main street, to consider and delighted all who heard her.
the advisability of amliating with the
Supreme orient, and sending a dole.l Manning Singer, of, 26 Day street.
gate to the meeting to be held in complained to the police about David
, Lynn. Mass. on Saturday, August 8th. Siomansky, of Dayrstreet, dragging
‘All former members are urgently re- him along the bathing beach, at ‘Roton,
quested to attend. |and injuring his leg.
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The spent dollar’m ay do you harm: and at best it can
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the 11de of somebody else who may deposit it in the
-.,bank and get thobeneflt of its earning power which you}: .
sacrificed when you spont'it. ..
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,greement for the dissolution of
iNew Haven merger without an anti-
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\\'ASill.\'G'.i‘U.\', July 20.-President
liustis of the New Haven Railroad;
Moorfieid Story, general counsel for
the system; President Hadley, oi Yale
University, and T. De\\'itt_t‘uyler. all
directors of the road, conferred toda.v ‘
McReynolds
with Attorney General
and Assistant Attorney-General Greg—:3
in the hope of reaching some a-
the
OFF.
trust suit.
Directors refused to make any
statement when they went into Con-
ference with the attorney-general.
The outcome ofthe conference was
lbeing awaited with keen interest in of
ficial circles. fpon the results of the
conference may depend whether or
not the government's contemplated
dissolution suit under the Sherman
anti-trust law may yet be averted.
The conference had been arranged
for by President Hustis of the New
Haven. No intimations had been given
of plans the committee would offer
which would prevent an anti-trust suit.l
Attorney-General McReynolds was
ready to accept any proposals in sym-t
pathy withthe agreement made some
time ago'for a peaceftll dissolution of
the New Haven. but he was not likely ,
to consent to anything else.
Other parties to the conference in-
cluded T. W, Gregory. special assist-
ant attorney-general, andf. M. Swack. '
‘WTli: 13m?“ hug?“ ”11d, 15.332116 en. an expert from the interstate Com-: 1).
es 9 e,“10 a e eenvsl B l 1' meme Commission in charge of thei3;30x. 3:55. ‘.15[ 429- 5205! 5:24,
New Haven case. .. 1
After an hour's conference the New i
Haven directors left the departmenti
to confer dmong themselves while the
attorneyngenernl took the proposalai
under advisement. ,
it was understood that the directors
had not changed their poaition in re-
gard to the disposition of the Barton
and Maine stock owned by the New
Haven, which has proved a stumbling
block to a settlement. They were
said‘to have suggested that the ques-
tlbn of the Boston and Maine disposi-
tion be held in abeyanco for the time
being, with the idea‘ that the legisla-
ture of Massachusetts which has im-
posed a condition upon the sale of the
stock may remove the condition at
some future session.
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Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7. 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A. iii—1:371; 4249‘. 5:341, 5:421
09, 61571 7218):. 7:46 8:181, 8:591,
181, 9:40, 10:11:11,102311, 11:51.
P. M.——1:131, 1:221, 1:27, 3:021
3:29, 4:421, 5:151, 5:45. 6:021, 6:47,
:021, 7:451, 9:421, 10:181.
6:
9:
Sundays.
A. M.——12:2.-'»1, 4:48;; 5:341, 5:421,
8:54, 10:331, 11:30.
P. M.—-12:50x, 2:44x, 3:021, 4:421
:45, 6:021, 7:021, 7:12, 7:451, 7:571.
2061, 9:421, 10:181, 10:35.
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‘NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—'4I41X, 5:35, 6:45, 8:031.
8:511, 9:151, 10:021, 10:05, 10:50:.
11:03.
iii—12:03, 1:05, 2:041, 2:57.
5:28, 8:011.%6:07, 8:101. 9:25, 9:
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401,
11 :151, 122001, ,
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Sunday;
A. lit—6:00, 8:031, 9:001. 10:021.
10:501. .
P. lib-12:10, 1:021, 3:391. 5:021,
5:04, 6:011, 7:091, 8:101. 9:001, 9:401,
10:001. 11:161. 12:001.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:231, 1:171, 6:05a 7:18.
9:161. 10:18V 112111, 11:571.
P. M.——12:03, 1:20. 3:161, 4:28, 5:17.
6:141, 6147, 7:091, 9:241, 10:511.
11:06.
Sundays.
A. M.-—12:231 1:131, 7:43, 9:161.
10:19. 11:111.
P. iii—11:571. 2:081, 4:461, 6:101.
6:48, 7:091, 8:281, 9:241-f, 10:081.
10:511.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV.
A. M.—1:20. 6:13, 8:27. 0:591.
P. M.—1:25, 2:281, 4:38, 6:24t, 6:20.
7:22. "
Sundays.
A. M.—10:37.
P M.—2:15. 7:22.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
~A. iii—6:00, 7:23, 8:00, 8:18, 10:031,
11:55. 7'
P. lit—4:21, 6:49, 8:30.
Sundays.
A. M.—7:55, 11:45.
P lit—6:48, 7:181. 8:35. -
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“I srdon AT SUNRISE."
I stood at sunrise on an Alpinei
height i
thnce plains were visible,E
and the doomed sky,
Spread vacant in serene inn;
memity:
Westward beneath my feet curled
capon white
’ foot of N. Moore street
Anr grew and gathered. while the
east wag bright:
mintzs
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Night Line steamer to Richmond, \'a., including supper, stateroom berth.
anr breakfast the following morningmoonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond: is ave Richmond same
steamer to Norfolk, Va. including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonday iuncheon'at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
, some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m..for New York, including 'meals and
‘ stateroom berth, arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. m.
Q Steamers sail every week day at3 p m. from Pier 25, N. R., New York.
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