a .. rew-
iii
' guests of Mrs.
E
it
is
Miss Marion Starr, of Danbury,
the guest 01 Mrs. Myron Osborn, of
usborn avenue.
Miss Amber Martin, of2
Utreet, Danbury, is spending two weeks
Comatock
with her sister, Mr
East Norwaik.
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. Lineman of the East Side electric!
light plant, on Seaview avenue, are
busy on East avenue today repairing
‘the fire alarm sy stem.
5. Robert Rider, in
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reiieker and
daughter, of Middleton. are the
Baker’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward B. Smith. of East
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Osborn will
leave tomorrow for a vacation at Pur-
dy's lake, N. Y. The couple expect to
capture some big catches of fish in
that vicinity. .
An employe of the bridge job receiv-
ed several minor bruises, yesterday.
when he was hit with a spile while at
work. The injuries didn't amount to
anything serious, and the man stayed
on the job. ‘
According to reports from a local
employs of Compo Beach, that place
In enjoying an active season, both in
the bathing and shore dinner line. in
spite of the coolness of the weather,
the beach is daily crowd ed with bath
are who enjoy the svvimming. The
chef in charge of the shore dinners is
, kept on the jump alltthe times is} ,
.—
The first of this week Henry Sclzer,
non of Mr. and Mrs. t i car, 0!" Fort
infleet, was operated upon by Doctors
William J. Tracey and ‘.W H. Stow, at
the .‘orwalk Hospital. Recently the
I 15:“ .492} s toe was badly crushed In an ac-
éldent on the elevator in the Cluett div.
_ as could be expected
lubed: shop, on North this street.
M... The .buthorltles will: hospital upon uhEMwes "
that Mr. Sizer is improvingasrapidiy
a .’
.‘
The progress and construction 0!
the new Washington street bridge is
snaking is very satisfactory both to
_. ”the officials in charge of. that world,
errand tilt daily visitors.
who derive
much pleasure .in its Is ncrlnbending.
Work started this merning on 'the east
,, side of the bridge..liiiing the forms of
the sidewalk walls with cement. The
caller-dam of Pier 8 is rapidly nearing
Locomotion, and ..WJII probably be lin-
ished tomorrow As soon as the cot.
terdnm is tibia dga night and day
this will wor i3: all their energy
to speedily erect the pier.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
the porch of the home of Mrs K. N.
Paddock at 59 ‘Seavlew avenue. The
rogram, which was for the mostpart
iterary one. was very interesting.
the members presant showed the
nest of interest. interesting and
oil-written papers were read byMrs.
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will iiIiil iiiiiil ,.
Iiilii Sill l
old- time mixture of Sago Tea
Sulphur. for darkening:- gray?
Iciety was taken.
graphs will be forwarded to the two 5
their support.
Society met yesterday afternoon on
Mrs. Haebrouk and Miss Randall. ,
ter this a group photograph of the 80-!
One of the photo-5
little girls in Hardoi, India. to which»
the society is contributing toward
MI?
ROWAYTON I
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M. A. Thatcher. the Rownyton gro‘.
car, and family, are spending the week
at Calf Pasture Beach.
Mrs. R, P. Chittenden and son. of,
Tokeneke Park. left this afternoon:
for Montreal, Canada, for a two'
weeks‘ visit. i
‘ 1
Charles Klein s new play “The Mon i
by Makers." with Alexandra Carlisie,
and Emmett Corrlgan, will be produc-i
ed in Washington, September 14, and
presented in New York a week later. i
l
Friends in town are receiving cards
from Harry Warner, who made many
acquaintances while herethe guest ot',
his sister, Mrs. Daniel Evans, of Row-
ayton avenue, and who is now at his‘
former home In Pennsylvania. i
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. ——Buy your furniture at sterling
Furniture Co., 127 Washington street
By mistake one important song was
omitted from the advertised program
of the entertainment at the Methodist
Church tonight. Miss Marion Castes
will illustrate “Marguerite." The song
will be sung by Mrs. W. F. Ambler. l
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The news of the death oI‘Mrs. Wil-
diam UT. Raymund, seminar residence:
yesterday. was re
celved with regret by many friends
hose. Having. bien for many years a
resident of this village. Mrs. Raymond
was well~known and liked. havingr of
pleasant word for all whom she knew. i
Cflptuin Andrew 3., Mills, 'who re-I
centiy purcha'scld a building from Ciin ' ,
ton Scofield, of Rowayton avenue, and
is having it moved to a new intranets;
had the work held up this week, owing ‘
to the failure of the, contreCtor, Wll-iI
liamy F, Cogswell, of Norwalk, getting}
a permit. Building inspector C. Li
Finch paid a visit here, and the mat,
ter was adjusted. Captain Mills con-‘
templates the motion of a new real.
dance, and will use his newty pur-
chased building in put of it. i
The annual picnic of the Rowayton
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
was held yesterday at Roton Point.
and proved one of the most successv
tel ever ma: The many attractions
at the point were greatly enjoyed, and '
there were in addition, a number of
sports In the baseball contest be«
tween the boys and girls. the latter
Won by thrscoro of ten to two The
3W5 were not“ allowed to run
candies-ace will want by nby Mex-rt.
..n'lldi who so... {the only manual on-
try, mmrdoyéu um. Edgar
bill second. The; girls tub race was
“ won by Miss Mildred 1m.wlt1r<;,
hills Ruth Stevens second. run boys , ' ‘
The water is this at Ree ..gTreer
Point. It is a favorite place with the
who troop down gladly
during hot weather: like the plumb. -
cinema: empmfiuhenhfiym "-
tnb“ me was won by John Castes.
with Henry Lockwood secondl The
fifty yard «naming m for women
was won by hire. William 1!. Jennings,
' sacrum.
' (fox-born
-4,
s. P. Fairbanks, Miss Matilda Smith,l ,
At-i ,
“nude Biscuit .
Tcmpt the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp,c_lcanand fresh—-
5 cents in the moisture-
prooi’ package.
Baronet Biscuit
Round, this, tender... |
with a delightful flavor
——appropriatc for
lunc been,
dinner.
tea a n d
:0 cents.
Zn 2!:
Prince of appetizers.
Makes daily trips from
Ginger-Snap Land to
waiting mouths every-
where. Say Zn Zu to
the grocer man, 5 cents.
In biscuit Med by.
v if
NATIONAL gig
BISCUIT
COM PAN!
Always look for that '
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,. Dmlfi'm , e
The steeple of st Luke‘s Church, at
Newton. is undergoing repairs
Noroton Heights will meet the West
Ends. from Bridgeport. at the Heights,
Sunday afternoon. .5
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George S. Brown, of Ndiloton,
spent the week-end with Stepficn E. , '
Keeier, of Smith‘ 3 Ridge.
furniture at) Sterling
m7 Washington. Itieet.
——Buy your
Furniture Co.
Dutch and Westport will meet! each _
to other again, on Noxon‘. a field. Sathrday
.353“, and 1m; to ”m m swing afternoon. Dorian is whetting its
“IVES.
on Colleader's Point road from Dug
daie's corner to Ring’s End bridge.
local residents,
enjoying themeive‘s. «Every evening
when they meehaafwr. the day's wk.
I the hospital.
Led in his work. it is this that guides
the spirit of man to the highest con~
Nothing more is heard of the pro-
Mott came in first; and Harold out. bated We! a. permanent pavement
Conrad Miller has returned from
There will be a church sociable
at Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Buttery’s,
Friday afternoon and evening, ll.
will be under the auspices of the
Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist Church.
A flag-raising celebration on the
Hobby estate, by Fred Hoelaher and
William Ward. will take place Sat-
urday afternoon and evening. Old
Glory will he floated with appropri»
ate songs and speeches, “Long may
it wave over the home of the free
and the land of the brave." U‘The
Star Spangled Banner” may be sung
in choros.
The Rev. Murray Hamilton has
prepared a work for publication on
“The Creative; Light of the ‘Uni-
verse." it is his .purpose to show
that this is the creative light of
thought as embodied. in the con-
sciousness of man and as manifest-
structivo achievement. While Mr.
Hamilton is the author of an essay
n “The Light of Thought," which
was published ten years ago, yet he
is indebted to S. H. Borgium. the
sculptor, for this subject and many
valuable suggestions as to its scope
and treatment. Mr. Hamilton is al-
so the author. of "The Ethical Traits
of Jesus." “A Historical Review of
Arostook County,‘ and a "General
Outline of the Early History of
Maine,” a work on “The Philosophy
of implication." Since he has been
pastor of the Silverminc Methodist
Church he has outfitted and pre-
pared two books on “Christ and the
World," “Christ and the Fruits oi
His Teachings." also. essays
“The Mind of the Universe," and
“God Is Light.‘ The latter is taken
from a saying of the disciple John.
i c u
i anooaLvn sov onowuso.
‘ HARTFORD, July 24,—.ioseph Sihry,
of Brooklyn, sixteen years oi age. was
drowned in the Connecticut river just
above this city, yesterday afternoon.
The lad was visiting his uncle: Henry
Swazi, at East Hartford, and with two
‘others much younger, went to the
river to m. He was takui with
icramps and went down In sight of his
companions. moody whimdovered.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER G. CRAW, South Main Street,
South Wk, ........ Tel. 1262-3.
J. A. HONTGOMERY, 21 Wall St,
JACOB SCHAUB, Auto and Liva, 16
Washington St. .......... Tel. 768.
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm 3.
Tel. ....... . ....... ... 1366-2
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AUTO REPAIRS.
REDDY d5 AYERS' MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford repairs 3 specialty. Tel. 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY co., 29
Wall Street, Nat-walk... Tel. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
”soccer RAYFUSE, Auto. mpaira,
Painting. 9 Heviinnd at, Tel 303-2.
BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
NW8 REPAIR SHOP. 23 Washing-
ton “not, South Norwalk.
T. GARRAMORE, North Main Street,
South Norwelio
4. Linus-mp. Wpter strict.
South Normik.
M. MARUCA. 50 Water, So, Nomllc
Crippln m I specialty: Tel. 34“
Norwaik ....... Tel. Gail-2.3M 82.2 _
HENRY MUELLER, 31 Washington
m. ...............TcI.1073-3.
ELECTRICAL WORKS
G. N. McKIBBON, Tel. 138-3; Electric
Self starters a Specialty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN WILSON‘S Old Establishedi
Agency, 24 clay St. ..... Tel. 2664,
EXPRESSM‘EN, TRUCKMEN
D. P. MORRELL, LOug Blatant. Ex-
Prea, Romyton, Tel. 118:!
Vegetables. FRUITS. Candies
ANTHONY CARBONE, '61 Railroad
Avenue, Tel 338.
FISH, VEGETABLES
fish, fruit and Wu, call 948.
FURNITURE
sAvmouo and son, 43 Main street,
Norwllk, ................. Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNITURE 00., 127-
129 Washington St, ...... .Tei 105.
' JEWELRY, novamss
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Toys, Etc.
The Bear, 76 Washington St.
IOB‘ PRIMING
‘THE BORDA passe. 95 Washington
sc’m. . .................... 415.
JUNK DEALERS
ESE
““4 12:14 “
etch; MANUFAC‘E‘URERS
out will or...» 00., 33 Wenliington 8t.
00.,
Katel- Building. for.
smut _.
DELICATESSEN
..: . .‘Tel. arcs.
DENTISTS":
'\
cassettes m
Washington Street.
South. NM in response to mini,
requests.
' ' ammo,
9m mm lull! m Pow; ammonium moisten». 1s Bayvicw
- meant AVON“. ... ........-. nu. 1m.
» it‘iSiIverLalte Ice.”
We have «tended one Ionics to
Tu. .. .......... ....... 769:
"T“ " l LAUNDRIES
CIVIL ENGINEERING ,OLD WELL Lsunnrw 32 Hanna
HENRY R. MINER, Kulur Block. i Street, ........ Tel. 309.,
s Marta-lit. Tel. ....... m ,
m” __ MILLINERS
Clocks—REPAIREDmbtchesrm‘ “WM. F waning...
“THUR 'r. scams. ,8 w“h,,'mi amt. ..... . ............. Tel: 30?.
............... I. some. .
am" ' Te , m n; n. uvaon, so North Main
CONTRACTORS WERS m ............. ......uTGI 309
_ 31'. JOHN a man, mayhem pi... W
‘ south Nor-walk Tel ma MONUMENTS
icon-m NORWALK MONUMEM'AL.
STEPHEN UNGVARY, 123 West 31., 34 So. Main Street. Tel, 904
South Nor-walk. ”......‘Tol. 1493A , _
' NURSES‘ REGISTRY
359-3. M a. D LAWRENGE, South Main
, am also chit-W ..ToI‘L mi
' GENERAL com, Acre, as. ‘
SALVATGR OHARQIOTT, [26 Wood.
on: mm: a; HO’VT, Kiel" suns.
lnp.. .a'el 130513.,
, use. ,3:th smasher since.
, . . CWNSERS
., mammotuumu e ova.
7 income; my. me. roam}
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larchmvaRs 9:10ch
A. GEHEBE, "5 W. Washington 8!.
1 Tel .10592
panorama
OH. O. A. SH‘AMMUGH,
Buildlng, Not-walk ..,.
PRINTERS”, PWGERS
G; DEBKER Fiction Fmivu, 18 West
Ivan“. .......,..s....... Tel 173-4,
Cbleburn
Street, Tcl.ia42~6
panoramas
osoaes 8, NORTH. a. Washington
Street. .
i “piano LESSONS
me D. HALLOGIfiflhuhh Main
Street, ... Toi119-3
SOMNENBERG PIANO (SO-.101 Wash-
wm Ave. Fun not. seem ordering '
Moos vounmsxv. a Ely Avenue. ‘
«Er 27i ,sonm some": Tel 1354.5“
' $511.0an
Tel. 351 i
JACOB. A. RUDDER, 1fl' South Main »
. . . . .- Telephone» connection. ,
PIANO TUNING
South Norwaik. Tel. 30
STEPHEN L, CLARV, 95 West St,
W
South Norw‘ik. ....... Tel. 1385- 5
Brass PLATI‘G Nickel
S. SCAM d. SON, Wat.” Strict,
South Moment,
.. Tel. 3422.
PLUMBING AND T"""NING
ROBERT s. THOMPSON, I"rat 81.,
Eat Nomads. ........... T 15934
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 8'?
South Norwalk.
. . Sh.
T". 1538
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POCKET BILLIARDS, PC"
KNORR’S, Ticker .Scrvicc. .Basa
New, Sporting Events 17. S, Ma .»
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 Scott
Main Street, 5, Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3
...
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE .l. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 15
South Main, . Tel 6323
..........
H. E. DAMN and SON, 45 Wall Street
Nov-walls, Tel. 1311-2
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w.“ _, M.
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THouAs c. mason. sonata P. 0.
such, wut amt,
TAYLOR & GOLDEN, South Norwalk
Trust Co. Building. Tel. 1230,
MACHINE co., New and Second-hand
15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 372-4.
a
I SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD LTILILV‘, 52 Wnter Street.
South Nomalk ........ Tel, 473-2.
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STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDO MON?! CAR co., Con-
necticut and West avec., ..
i
WM. H. svchON, Ropm 11, c: ..
L 'zette Bldg» Norwalk, Tel. 3i
SEWING MACHINES
Tel .120
REPAIRING
hookers once. 20 North Main St. -'
, some Manuals .......... “13522
“fl“
JOHN Kusovic, Custom Tailor, 213
E. Washington Street. . ..Tcl, 320
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TIRE VULCAN‘IZING
ROBERT S. GREECE“ 7 Wall Street.
Norwalk. .Tol. 324$.
.. l ‘
UPHOLSTERERS
B. K. MITCHELL, unilateral-er, and un
dertaker, 11 Water St". Tel. 1382-3
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WINDOW CLEANING
€80. NORWALK Winnow‘ a. Houes
CLEANING co. ..... Box 515 "
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Rug: , woven. I'Carpets
”omen-m. sue wosxs. l Winfield i
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