f
5. udwheelohaslbeen found by the Whenuwhseoldfrumenrthdeparts.
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' today the picnic oi the East Avenue.
y- .Merdarn of pier 8 is rapidly nearing”
y completion. Wonk on that pier wlll‘
stun very soon and the workmen are
or John Cole's house.
5 :No. 2 South Osborne avenue. is the
"1 shird in about sixteen months in that 5
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
TbeFerrisCealCo-pnyisunlosdr5years.
in‘acsrglofcoaltmtbeltdesmi
torso-loo
Mrs. G. J. Klenppei. “60W 0! the
msuw'botormsisyyearswnoln the1
M Edm 1 PM 0: (bl-“employofll W. JminNow York.
mm“. ‘0“ ”I'm!“ his has met with another sad berhvol
m hula in Semis Welter. madamhnleeqalflfleovers
Conn. Iyear old. filewesssvreet brightl
little girl and this is ME to bear.
bemuseitwssoniyamonthsgoslnoe
“"5 last "“55“ 555 the 5555555558 55‘ Mrs. Kleuppel'smotherdled ans'wego'
the Sunday sehoolbosrdoffllelihst N. Y atthoogeoieiglstyone. Mr.
”W“ 3‘ in. CNN" IKlueppol'a death occurred at theiri
""—"_ i
home in Decatur street, Brooklyn,N .
“Mum‘m E5“ ““5"" ”5 Y on the last day of 1912, when his
lilo Eon Nor-wall: elem-lo light phat, . “in“ ‘ for the worst and
returned to the East Side last 0"..- took ““11
III a car 0‘ 00.1 from the Bed a” heart failure followed. Mr. end Mrs.
flih oi £61111 d iKlueP'Pe‘ intended to mile their
5555 name in California had lie recovered E
believing the climate in flint section
would be easier to bear
'Retine matters came up for diecuei
Owing to the unissorahle weather
Houdini Enimnsl cnulsli hes beenE MOTHER
A, Dedicated to the memory of' Mrs.
{John Willin. who Just passed away.
i
otherwise the annual event to Baton-
will be held on Friday.
Oliver R Robinson ct Patohosue:
L I. returned to his home today,“ a}! A hunter's heart 5° “555 5°55”!
tor spending the week-end with his A useful life has passed away
mm. Mr and Mrs. D G Robinson.“ faithml kindly. blameless life,
of Van Zant street. Hie hustler A ”8555555 '5‘"- 55505555555 “55°
Ilse Emma. accompanied him.‘
{Just when life seemed at its best
The regular weekly mm of the 'llhe all has came—She h at rest.
District Commissioners wen held last "555' M 5° bear but come 55 must.
evening In the electric station on Sea. 05" “5’ 55°” 5'5 God 5° 55"“
view avenue. Business of a. general 5
nature was dhpooed of. There was 55’" 5'55”“ "5‘ “555°“ everywhere.
nothing of special interest mounted. 555.0555 M Sweden 5555' m5" ‘55
, Alid- oil will sing her praises long.
No trace of the thieves that stripped ‘5 Wily joyous 5°55“ W
Ills two outonlnbiles of valuable tires
m Norwalk police n is thought 75" 5“" 5“" M" WW“ “m:
m the thieves whoever they were, Sweet memories then will take their
whereusedarowboatorsnsuto- ”5““
Wk to make their getaway Until we meet them. i'soe tones.
The cuss is still under investigation —ennrnune K “W“-
by the authorities. _.___.___.._.._.
The work on the construction of the
A "l
OWAYTON
l
busy installing high powered motor-s5 \ I
to run the pumps and the llnemen‘ ll ' I l
are making connections with the 55' C. 55555 555 5555 m“
an...“ “worn" next to m Tend- her daughter. Mrs. Stonohrldgo, of.
New York.
5.15116 death or Mrs. Bettie Wallin'. Mrs. E’striclr Savage is entertaining
iwlfo of john Walli her dauhtor. Mrs. Robert Jones. from
55' ”'5 555° 5555'" '5 Union Hill. New Jersey.
.oton's batting throughout the whole
had thus by the m mutate.
over the catchers head lot is tn
'l'ho riders eons near fleeing last»
in in the seventh. but the ban tbsp
would do no to . ose m is the
smith. New Cana- lsssssod to mans
.- amber taily.‘ Th. viiiiurs were
stress mono. sad" only for the
superb twirling at Davis. who had :3
one of his bek days. the score misht
have been otherwise. Next Binds!
the- ‘Rippowsms or Stamford will be
‘the attraction at thvhsu m. The
New Cannons wait to Nor-walk. Sun-
dsy atternson, and played a rather
listless game. being ddoated. 5-0. Be-
Eius over-assious and the inability to
The Schlichting building has been
repainted.
Mrs. Frank Alexander was a visitor
in Stamford yesterday morning,
Miss Eva Mulson of Stamford is hit "I the cause or their downhill“
at .Tlsopitohingotliorchorsof’l'homlam-
! bets-Arrows at New York. who stayed
'over the week-end was the bright fea-
turs- on the New Carlson's end.
the guest of Miss Ads. Jackson.
Noroton Heights, for two weeks.
—Buy your furniture at Sterling
Furniture 00.127 Washington street.
Tom Lee has sold out his laundry
here. and goes to Boston. Wan; but
was Tom’ a name in his native tongue;
Wang Lung will be the new owner
and manager of the laundry.
hiss. Adele Hull is improving from
her recent illness.
'R M smith. the Main street mar
chant. trolleyed to Savin Rook yesv
tel-day for the day. He returned home
last night and reported twin; bed s.
most enjoyable time.
visitor in New York.
Mrs. James Chamberlain is sullen
ing from rheumatism.
'Norotou ,, Heights won Sundsy's
game. 23 to 3. from the White 80!
team of Noroton. on Lynch's ilold.
Home runs were made for Noroton by
Hall, Prince. Oeltes and Woodie. Nor-
.hlo brother, F. ii. Banks.
game was heavy. Batteries for Nor‘ daysat 555‘ Upper M55 home.
walk were Artell and Davis; for Nor-
oton Woodke and Prince.
William Osborn, who has been ill
at his home in Valley Forge, bailout
again.
—
spent a few days with Mrs. Joseph
Beandry
J. K Chamberlain returned
Brooklyn, yesterday. after a week-end
visit in town.
Mrs Williamson.
Ohio. has left town other a Visit With
Mrs, Helen Michel:
S. B. Hoyt is erecting iron frame»
work for his new greenhouse on Main
street.
D. R, Merritt and family motored to
Groton Falls and other points on sun-'
Mrs. Iii Wakefield. ‘
day. .
..._.,.._...
A party of NewCsnasn Mum.
will miss at ysirdeld Beach another
cent sol-loin iilq'sso. ,
week.
- . - r
Fred Adamson and Dick Carroll mot-
ored to Donbury and Torringtou. on
Sunday. . l 4951,:
Alvin Heerdt and family of Norwalk.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs..C. E, T.
Fairly. ~day.
Treadwell in, Trumbull.
tors in Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
Frank stls of Mlddletown.
Mr. and Mrs. Lesson of Ridgoileld
and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Otto flcbmldt spent
his ewsin, G. W. Adams.
Sunday in Glen Island.
The Norileld improvement
vicinity and the neighborhood h ohm. Mrs. Frank Theall is entertainlnl
nine out very use. Mrs. ids Jemos 1‘“ “mm W'- W“““‘ Kim“-
cussed myin March, 1913, and Else ““1 “WWW! N Y
fiery Roberts in July of the same year W
bd all three were very popular and
without an enemy in tile :orid.
rRussell Griswold. of the-Frohmsn
“Girl Item Utah" Musical Comedyl
.. Company. New York. spent Sunday at
, The funeral at Mrs. John Wallin. his bow in W-
he died Saturday morslls at her ......—
me on Osborn avenue, was held The same night thst the Rowayton
translator afternoon from her late depot was robbed. the stations at.
.Vsllé'ln Riverside Cemetery; Besides her ,gum machines extracted
W Mrs. W is survived by _
IOIIOWig‘ m. ”It; All)!!! My "3 m Sill:
' or 2'. Wilson and
and when Wallis and 1m Wflflm daughters, usual and Evelyn. of Dar-
:Efm"°’“‘"°”- gimnstodinsomidnonenndsy.
"Women-abandon. i! W lawman aunt. mu llabel
minim-had more. M Wilson on Melamine.
Aid Society at the
urohwillholithoirm-
abosinessmostinxJeinth
‘ otasshWattoWochi’lsas
‘W’crm'i' Minimum-dummies
“worms-u
“Mm—saves! Manes-suspense.
m. M“ m I“ rolls-s
Heatersldnoyssuttheweok-endin
‘ . The woman’s Belief Corpswilluna»
‘wflisomsmsuto-tus.
George Hobblewaits and Harry Bor-
ohers of New York were weekend vis-
Wodnosds ovening
ltors with friends in town M55 5
Dr. Whitney of Vermont, a former
resident hero, visited with Kr. and
s. uncirneld, from Bordon.
Mrs. Robert Simon of Ilocust street. M: ‘
ll'he Misses Elsie_- Gertrude
learner work is nearly completed Filte-
The alfresco festival for the bonedti
ti
Ili- iSsrsh Potter wss s. week-end.
C. 8. Banks of Hexbury, has visited
C. H. Gunman is spending a. few
Mrs George fill and daughter hove Him MW“. A... m
to BOOTS. stress. smitten
of Cleveland.
M"; David Tarball has returned to
Boston. after a visit with Mr. and
' Miss Allos Film is now able to sit
up a. psrt ot ”WWW“ since her no-
liss rBessio 'l‘resdwell has spent a
week in Danbnry and Miss Katharina .
Mr. and Mrs. Willard (‘liiford and
daughter Marguerite have been visi-
has-
left town alter several days' visit with
tiou will give u dance in the town.
Mr and Mn Frederick WM“ CONTRACTORS. BUILDER
are smiling the mm mother . or. dolls alliance. Stanton on.
and
improvements are now being made mm Been of Nomad, hevespat‘
.0n upper Perl: street The manner a few days with. Meade at “my .
J, Z Welles returned hem-Am
Into at 2.: so o'clock. in" cums. J, Baden and m were ”to.“ ot the st. Moysins's building fund. will the New York Hospital where he
.vjollistrom «slums and burial mum ‘ma m. mm on the “mm, “a take place in the Town nsll. rl-ldsy. lately underwent an oversaw tor
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Scouts at "Camp Hilderlus" leave UPHOLSTERERS
The funeral service for Rodney 8
Chiohester was held at his late home.
Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. H. 3 Hoyt
am The interment was in me. »
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for nearly two weeks.
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