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EAST NORWALK
NEWS
Harold. and Marion Reid, of Fitch
street, are spending ten days in Fough-
hepsie.
Mrs. H. C. Bake has returned to her
home; on St. John street, after spend-
ing a short vacation out of town.
Henry Gorham. a former resident of
the East Side. now residing in Massa-
chusetts. is visiting at the home of his
brother, E. E. Gorham. on East avenue.
Men employed by the East Norwalk
doc-trio station are at work today in-
stalling electric service in the Sterling
residence, on Edlie avenue.
Work was started by a force of the
electric light station this morning on
Installing electric service in the hard-
ware store of M. P. Dunn. on East
Washington street.
The regular monthly business meet»
ing of the Epworth League of the East
Avenue M. E. Church was held last
evening. Nothing of special importance
was transacted. routine business only
coming up for discussion.
Three pumps today are pouring wa-
ter out of cais ' or Pier 8. arid they
are keeping Ute water out of this calo-
aon with remarkable success it will
be but a short time now when the pier
itself will be completed.
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M. A. ' Blakeman and “helpers are
' making rapid progress in the tearing
down of the old coal sheds on the F-er
rls econ] dock near the bridge. Besides
“the new dock to be constructed in
lilacs ’of the old one. there will be two
'Iew and roomy coal bins.
0' ——£.___.
Motorist started work this morning
consolicting a new manhole in the ex-’
eavation made “$53!: E T. workers“-
- 40 front '0!“ L'Hommedieu' a grocery
store. The manhole is being made
larger for the reason 09' the under.
'ground wire and E'ablca to be runlfi
der the new W ington street “bridge
Workman have been busy for some
. time on the building of a gangway for
, , tho public float, which is to bfi: placed
w_——l
Altorney boo Davis and family, of
Rowan street, had planned to sail for
this country tomorrow. They were
last heard from in Scotland. but wheth-
er they will be able to carry out their
original plans and return tomorrow is
'a question. There may be a possibil-
ity they will be obliged to remain in
the British isles indefinitely until a re-
fuge ship is sent over to assist Ameri-
can tourists in returning to their own
Rpwmms?
country.
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Miss Gertrude Dibble has returned
home from a visit in New York city.
MI‘)
—Don't forget lawn late and supper
M_ E. Church lawn Aug-5 H’Tlckets 25c.
Roy Merrifleid has turned the mail Brooklle were week-end guests of bert, of White Oak Shade. being the
business over to Walter Kigglns. of Mr. and Mrs J L VanName on East winner. The fancy tables about the
West Side avenue.
Mrs. ii. R. King and daughter, of
Providence, R. 1., are stopping at the
Tokeneke inn for two weeks..,
'Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fey, '0! East
Norwalk, have been visiting Mr and
Mr rs. John W. i’ennellnof this place.
“ Mrs. Daniel McLean has “returned to
' ew York. after a visit with her sis-
ter. Mrs. Hans C. Gager. of McKinley
street. ~-. ,
'Two carioads of trap rock have or
rived at the Rowayton station. and
section men wel‘e spreading it about.
the grounds today.
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NOROTON
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'90 8 time lathe mtnre‘hear Pier 8 51"“ Ch’nrles Jobnoon is on a visit to
lite new bridge A handsome flight of
cement sthps will lead to the gang
plank which in turn will lead to a
large and convenient float for the land-
lng and mooring of boats.
't-larry Setter, son of M.r and Mrs.
Seller, of Fort street, was able to be
, out today for the first time in several
weeks. Mr. Salter recently met with
I. painful accident in the Cluett, Pea-
My shop. on North Main street, when
the elevator in that piece crushed his
An operation was made on the
injured Member it the Norwalk Hospi-
0p. andtfi a boy is rapidly improving.
i
hat Nor-walk people are taking an
antive interest in the great war in lia-
Tops. as several local people have
Islands and relatives in the war sons.
Charles Stabell and wife. a resident of
.9110 East Side. is at present visiting
h’sweden. They are,'ol' course. out
l'langotjl as far as actual fighting is
med, hut their friends are worry.-,
about. theli‘ letting back to these
aihres again in safety. Mr. and 1495.4
‘fifahell store to sail some time next
tooth. but the chances are it will be
4
mm Nasty-five ladies were pres-
[.tatihsmootingoftholhst Nor-
“ ~tournament Association. held
“minimum of
filmMnmav-u.
friends in Winstsd.
Miss Helen Drummer was a Visitor
in Stamford Monday.
Carlton Ballard is away on a mocor
cruise for two weeks.
Frank Alexander is back at his du-
ties in they. V. Cantrell store.
Mrs. Dugdale of Noroton nHeishts
visited in Sanford Monday.
William Street is hon'ie again after
a. visit With; friends 41 Schenectady.
Mrs. 51551.55 Mom and her aster.
Miss Jennie 'Binohard, are oxpecfed to
return 1101116.me Rhoda island this
Dorian wiil'play' the Rippdwams in'
summit: ne'xt Saturday. :run will he
Dal-isms ill-st game: out o! tdwh this
season. ..
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A tire meeting was held at the tire-
house in Newton Heights last night. "
A social time followed the business of
the meeting.
The. liquor license for the Seal!
place on the rout Road 44 the "use.
'undar are these dam. The column-
donors have made no 00561041 in re-
yard to the new as not.
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arm: sou-m 2.0an We sacrum we
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111-: Girls’ Club met at the home of
Mrs. H. ii, Neide Tuesday evening.
Miss Lydia Brlun of Brooklyn is
visiting with friends in . town this
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week.
um
Mr. and Mrs. ’.‘. L6. «"115 Davis and
spent tic week-end at Lake
\i'accahuc.
family
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brant oi Jar--
sey City visited with relatives in town
over the weekend.
George Lawrence of New York was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B.
.l.alvrence, Sunday.
4. Mr and Mrs Guy Orr of East ave-
nue are visiting with relatiVes and
friends in New Jersey.
E. J. Brown has sold his store at
.the corner of Railroad avenue and
Main street to a New York party.
Otto F. Knapp and family oi-the
Bronx have been summering in'the
\\' ardwell cottage on Harrison street.
L Mr and Mrs. Sidney Light of
menus.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison, of Hall-
road avenue, have been entertaining
relatives from New York for the past
week.
I Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hoyt of Mount
'Kisco spent Saturday at the home or
lilr. and Mrs. 91. 1:. Lawrence. South
avenue, '
l Mrs George ii Steele is visiting
lwith relatives in Vincland N. .1..
ilvilere she went to attend the funeral
' of her lather.
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Mrs. William M. Rodimer was the
guest of 'Mr. and Mrs. lra B; Wounds.
{at Cal! Pasture. East Norwalk. over
the week-slid? '
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- H. L. Scodeld and faintly. 55‘. have
been occupying the i". E. Green cot-
tage, at “airfield Beach. two .vveoks.
returned Sunday.
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Miss Anna Keeling has returhed to
her home in New York-alter. a. pious-
out visit with Mr. and Mrs; Frank
Hoyt, South avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cook and turn
iiy motored to Great Neck. 1.. 7., Sun
day, and returned by terry from Sea
Cliit to Oakland Bosch. . -
been occupying one of D. C. Ruaooe's
cottages. at Hickory Bluff, have return
ed after a pleasant outing.‘
The Misses Margaret and Wothy
of the Misses Ethel and Jennie Law-
rence. South avenue, this week
Miss Mary Caldwell of Wntet‘hury
and Miss Ella Burk. sister of Mrs: Wil-
llam Glynn of Nangatuck, have seen
visiting with Mr and Mrs. William
Glynn on Green avenue.
George 11.. Jelliff, daughters Ethel
and Gladys. son George. ‘Jr., and Hazel
Gmailhorn left Monday morning to:
Ndrtbdeld Mass. by automobile. They
will spend the week there with rain-
~tives and friends. '
The large safe which was'used. in
Rogers' manufacturing once was-mov-
ed to the lodge rooms in the l. 0.0.
19. Building, ‘Monday nitsrhoon‘, by.
Howard Northrup'a men. The safe;
«am about ten tons. ’
William 13 stolen of the New" Cs-
haal Auto 00:. lama his, garage
”Winona"! huddhgjon
imam-amorous!“ the
station. hide! its aim has
out ”madman-tut
The party of young ladies who-havea
Smith of Chatham, N. J., were alerts-
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5148,8091. 228x,- 9:,04x-l 10032.
.. 19.341.34.21, 4: 40; 2550:
The Rippowams defeated the New
Cannons Saturdi‘y,'in the ninth inning.
The score was a to i. The game stood
i to 0 in the ninth. in favor of the reg-
uiarsiand it locked like a sugavictory,
for the home team. Menz pitched a
strong game fertile visitors. and Whit-l
lock did likewise. Only four hits were
secured by the New Canaans, and the
lhinnolsams were able to register only
fi‘ ve .1... ‘a
" The funeral gen'ice for George Kei-
logg. who died at his late home on 'St,
Jahn's Place griday, was held on
Sunday, at- 301) at, Dr. J. Howard
fioyt odiciatlng Mr Kellogg was a
member of Harmony Lodge, F and A.
M., and sorted on the finance board
for several 'ears lie was also a Vet-
eran of the Civil \\' ar and a member!
of Samuel P. Ferris Post, G. A. R.,
which attended the services in a body.
For many years he was associated
with F. E. Weed in the coal and lum-
ber business, and was one of New Ca-
naan's most prominent citizens. He
is survived by a widow, two sons and
a daughter,
The Al Fresco festival and euchro.
given in the Town Hall. Friday even-
lnd. by St. Aloysius’ Church. was the
moat succanslul affair ever given by
this martin. A beautifhl doll, which
=had. been on display m a store window
all the. weak, and which needed a
name. attracted considerable attention.
but the 253 guessers failed to guess the
correct name. which was “Adelaide."
T611 cents a guess was charged n'et-
this 445 40. The doll was iinaily given
away by' number. Mrs. Williamil. Gil-
hail were a‘ttractileiy arranged. and
'tho ladies in charge did a rushing bus-
iness, making :45. 55. Forty.- six enchre,
tables were needed to accommodate
tire guests at play. and the punch girls
‘15 wére kept actively engaged in giving
punches to their fricndsfl
NRNHRHRR
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IN EFFECT JUNE 7. 1014.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.-—1237X. 424957, 5:34“, 5:421
'5: 09795571.. 77132. 2:421:21», azssx.
9-181.w.1w;~1,0:51x,_11:51 ..
:9. Junior... .5022. i: '21. a: '02:
3:20 4:42_5:1u5x. 5: .45. 6: 02:. 5: 4'.
7; 02x, 7; 4x ,"9: «iii, 10:18:.
... ' Sundays. “-
A.M.:—1225x 4: 48}, 5: 34!, 6: 4n
8: 54, 10: 33! 11:30.
P. M.— :50x, 2: 44x 3: 02!. 4. 422
5: 46, 6: 02x, 7:02x, .7: 12,
8: 06:, 9: 42: 10'. 18x 10'
new voaK. TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. lit-4:119; 5:35, 4:45, 8:031.
0:512, 9:15: 10:021., 10:05, 10:50:
11: 0‘3. .. '
9 144-1., 4,:
05,5555. 4,151
5: 22 6501:.‘0 ,
11:15:, 12:00:.
1‘05, 2:06.251
4:29. 13:05:,- 5:24
5:101.ll:'25,9:40irl
Sundays.
A. M.:——6 00, 8: 03:, 9' 00:. 10: 02:
1.9: 50:.
P. M.—:12 10,1:0'x. 3: 39!. 5: 022
'51,“ 6:013, 7:09.21 8:10:.9'00:’.9:40x V
10: 00:. 11:15:,12:001.
sou'rfl NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A: 25—12539 1:17x, 6:05, 7:18 .
9:161, 10:18, llzllx, 11:57:.
6:14x.
11:06.
8:47, 7209):, 9:241, 1025!:
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-A. lit—12:23: 1:15;, 7.- 43 9.124?-
10: P15, 11:11:...
9.1.«14—11: 57x. 2: 08:, 4. 45:; 5:10: .
10; 51:. .
SOUTH‘NORWALK T0 DANBURY...
A. M.—1:20. 6: 13, 8: 27. 9: 59:. .
P Mai: 85, 2. 282, 4: 38, than, 8: 90
7: II. —- .
, _ Sundays.
A. lip—10:97.
P 1—8: 15. 7: 22.
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LE4;::.00.728.800 8:18. 19:05:
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AUCTIONEERS
WM curl-mes, wtionoer and real
estate, Silvermine. ..... 111,100.52”
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER G. CRAW, South Main Street,
South Norwalk, ........ T412623.
J. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Wait 82..
Norwaik ....... Tel. 685—2 and 82-2
JACOB OCHAUB. Auto and LIVC'V‘Y, 16'
Washington a. ........... Tel. NIH
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JOSEPH SHAY, Elm 82.
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AUTO REPAIRS.
asoov. 0‘." szns' motor: can co.
Ford-repaid '0 specialty. Tel. 401.
. 1306-2
_ AU'rouosth 'snppLIEs
NORWALK ‘Au'ro-suprtv 2:0. 29
Wall htnegrflbywalkgéhl. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT aavr‘ues. Auto. Repairs,
Palntlag. s Hivtl‘md 8L, Tel 303-2.
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BOOTS. SHOES. REPAIRED
NMH’S animus SHOP. 20 Washing-
ton Strut. 904ml Norwalk.
'1‘. GARRA'MOREnNorth Milo Street,
Mill Norwalk.‘
J. LIVENSTfilN, water Street.
Couth Nor'mtk.
Z Cripplassho‘orhn. Manx. Ts‘l. 542-4
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admits Munracruasas
Bid Well awaiting a Washington at
:7... 5.004,».- ..... g,‘...-.' ..... 7.9
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_ CIVIL ENGINEERING
HENRY B. MINE-R. .Koalsr Block.
South NIMIR.’ ‘Tei. ...... . 44“.
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M. MARUCA. 59 Water, So. Normans... -
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Business Directory
HEN RY MOELLER, 31
Street, ............... Tel.1073 3.
ELECTRICAL WORKS
G, N, McKlBBQN, Tel. 133-3; Electric
Self Starters a Specialty.
V‘ EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN WILeON's- Old ambushed.
Agency, 24 clay or. ..... Tel. 2004?
EXPRESSMEN. TRUCKMEN
D. P. MORRELL. Long Distance Ex-
Preaa, Rowayton, Tel. 1181
Vegetables, FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY caucus. 01 Railroad
avenge, LTgiw 335.
.................
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FISH, VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Mk0. “(are ordering
fish, fruit and vegetables, call 948.
FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main Street.
Not-walk, ...... . ......... . Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNITURE 60., 127-
120 Washington 6h. -. ..1'r.Ts| 105.
JEWELRY, NovELTIEs
MUOICAL IN THUMENTS,J°yI. Etc.
The new 0 Wat.
Jon PRINTING
THE BORDA, PRESS. 95 Washington
8!. Tel. ..415
.................
:7an 01514512125 .
31559 vohnolslcv as Ely Avenue.
Com Ndrfi’alk, Tel 1354-5
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KITCHENWAR'E': cRO'cKnRv'
A. GEHEBE, 25 w. Washington 8.
Tel. . ............. . .
LAUNDRIES :
om WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havlland
Street, ................ ‘ - . . Tel. 3095
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MILLrNEas
Clock—REPAIRED—thtchea
ARTHUR T..'FERR13, 72 wit-51mm
, direct. ._-. . .4. .. .... . . ... .,.._ Tel. 953-12.
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CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS
31'. JOHN a Kavsss, steamboat on?
South Nor-walk . . .....“Tei.'1m3.‘
' STEPHEN UNGVARY,123 West St,
South Nor-walk. .TBI. 1493-3'
MARING CONSTRUCTION CO.,
_ Koolor Building. Tel. .‘.'.... 959-3.
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GENERAL CONTRQCTORS i
Cpl-MATCH CHMIHIOTT. 20 Wood
“...... .. ,.Tel.liu.
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DELICATESSEN
I. H. M9REH°UG£, DCIICIW OM
L. may MOI, 45' Wall. Tel. 427-
~ ' DENTISTS
DR. FRANtt B. HOYT Rosier Bulld-
' lag .............Tol.130613.
DRESSNAKERS
MR8...BELL£ HARRIS, KCCICI‘ Block.
'WuhlngtonTStmn
CLEANSERS
.ma arm 6LaANmo a ova.
mono. at tit-tn.- Norwalk, 1351.051}
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ELECTRIC“- WIRING
rats-5.9.42.2
.5 III-olhhtoa‘aosl
l,
was POLHEMUS, 80 Washington
Street, ................. . Tel. 302.
MR8. B. M. TAYLOR, 60 North Malt!
Street. .......... . ......... Tel 805
MONUMEN'rs
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL.
84 80. Main street, ......vTel. 9M
NURSES’ REGISTRY
’ba. 3 o LAWRENCE. south Main
street. also chiropodiat, .Tai. 788.
OSTEOPATHS
DR. D. A. GHAMBAUGH, Colsburn
Building, Nor-unlit, Tel. 351
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PAINTERS, PAPERHA‘NGERS
o DECKER, Piéturo Proudly, 18 West
avenue, ..... Tel. 173-4.
.4...
JACOBHA: “Rupees, 108 5...... Main :
Street, . . . . . . .... . . . . . . ._Tel.1342«5.
PHOTOGRAPHS
ozone: 5. NORTH. '13 washing!”
street. . . . . . . Telephone Connection.
PIANO ’LESSONS
MISS 8 B. HALLOGK. 92 south Main
Street. .......,......... Tel 119-3.
Wuh' notch '
South Norwalk. ....... Tel. 133955
Brass PMTII". Nickel
's. SCAM a SON, wu. T'reet.
South Norwalk. ...-. . Tel. 342-2.
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PLUMBING AND " ""lING
ROBERT s THoMPSON, ' tjr .t 35.,
East N'orwalk, ......... Te. 33-4.
- , «Tar—~— 33'.
ARTHUR E..BENED|.CT..87 ' "est “.5.
South Norwalk. ......... 'l-l. £38
' THE J, B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
.THOMAS c. BALCOM. Norwalk P. o.
...-1940»;
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 5. 1934
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PIANO TUNING
SONNENBERu PlANO 00,101 Wash-
South Norwalk .Tei. 30
STEPHEN L'. CLARY, 95 West St.
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POCKET BILLIARDS, POOL
KNORH‘S, Ticker .Servlce, .Basetzdl
News, Sporting Events 17. S. Main
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 South
Main Street, 5. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-8.
ca.
REAL. ESTATE, INSURANCE
South Main, ....... .. Tel 632-3.
H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street
Norwalk, ............. Tel 1311-.2
Block, WaU Street.
TAYLOR 's'oOLosN, South Norwaik
'Trysi Co. sullaln‘g. Tel. 1230.
G.’
3L3 ‘
W74. H. .BYINCTQN, Room 11,
"049.31“... NominuTel. .
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE co.. New andSecond-hand,
15 Railroad avenue, .. . . . Tel. 3724.
SIGN PAINTING
- REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR 60.. Goth
nectlcui and West aves.,. .Tel 1120
TAILORING REPAIRING
ROCKQFF sees. 20 North Main 84..
south Norwalk .......... Tel 362-2.
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JOHN KUBOVIC; Custom Tailor, 213
E. Washington Street. ..Tel. 320.
TIRE VULCANIZING
noses-r s. oasoonv.'7 Wail err-‘09.
Norwalk, ..... .Tol. 324-5.“
UPHOLSTERERS
B. K. MITCHELL, uph‘olsterer. and un-
dertaker, 11 Water 8L, TH. 1382—3.
'wm‘now CLEANING
_ 80. NORWALK WINDOW 6. HOUSE
CLEANING Gar-......” Box 516
Rugs WOVEN ' Carpets
genus 14.,VIELDING, 4.1mm Pow- anemone «charm, 15 “Wt“? ORIENTAL one wanna-7 mm
Avenue ,. 'ru‘l. 100-5.}
0m .sm maln-
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Howano A. TILLY. 52 Water street.
South Notwalk .. ...... Tel. 4752.
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