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peace He was let go on payment of
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EAST NORWALK: i
‘ Christ Church, East Norwalkr-Evo-i
ning service, 7:30 o'clock. The Rev.
B. T. Pooley, of Leather-land. Kansas.
will officials. The morning service
, and Sunday school will be omitted dur-
ing the remainder of August.
Swedish Congregational Church, 68
Van Zant street. Charles J. Vahlstrom.
pastor. —Mornlng service, 10: 30 a m. ..
Sunday school, 12m; Y. P. 8., 5p.m.;
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evening service, 7. 30 p. to. Rev. 1.: .
Warner will preach at both morning
and evening services.
2 . Meal friends are in receipt of pos-
in] cards from James H Reeve,
former resident of the East Side. who
5 is at present residing in Sioux City.
Iowa. Mr. Reeve reports that he is
’ enjoying the best of health during his
stay in the middlewest.
. Rei E C Cunningham, pastor of
- the Springdale M. E Church will 00
copy the pulpit and conduct all the
services in the mat avenue M. E.
church tomorrow, in the absence of
the pastor. Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, who
is enjoying his annual vacation. Rev.
Mr. Cunningham is a. former pastor
of the local church, and the members
will welcome this opportunity of
again enjoying hearing him.
Members of the Norwalk Towing
Company. who have been visiting the
lake Torpedo ship-yards in Bridge-
port, where the new Addie V 11 is
under construction. report wonderful
progress has been made on Norwalk’s
.__ new tug. The boat is about two
.1. thirds finished. and the coming week
‘, the builders are expecting to install
her boiler and engines. The new All is spending the week and with I!!! I“, this Endeavor at 6
die will be launched very soon with
‘ due and proper christening and
launching ceremonies.
Mrs. May Barnum, wife of
Allen Romaine Barnum of Port Ches-
ter, N. Y.. is making a week-end visit
f} at the home of her parents, Mr. and
llrs. Theodore Olsen onaFort street.
I J Irving Dunning and Albert Eld-
h, ridge. third district registrars, were
5‘ In session from own yesterday until
.{» 9 o’clock last evening it 'the electric
_ light plant on Soaviow avenue, whore
they were completing the registra-
~ 2 tions of East Side prospectus voters.
The registrars report a very small
alglstntlou‘. There were “out ‘uv-
._ enty names added to the lists during
the last session and last evenings
The bridge contractors expect to
finish Pier 8 within a week, and they
hope to have the consrdam sheathinx
'_ pulled up by the and or, oré month, A
. “this pier, rapidly pushing it toward
.. completion. Pier 8 is the largest of
they 12 plers‘, and in constructed on a
materially different plan than any of
’ the others. It is constructed after the
.“ manner of a table. 'l‘wo huge “legs"
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Today Attorney Leo Davis. togeth
er with his wife and son, are expect
ed to return to this country from Eng
land.
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The regular weekly business meet-
ing of the district commissioners will
be held in the Seaview avenue else-
tr ic light station on Monday evening
of next week~
Mr and Mrs. Daniel L'Honlladiell ti.
.and son Carlton, o! Rowap street,are
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. night and day crew are working on“
‘_ at either end are connected by two.
, walls. while the space between the
, ‘dega" ithollow. Absolutely no trou-
his is experienced by the workmen
water.
lawn pasty wad held last evening on
on Van Zant street, under the auspic-
slot EurekaRobekahlndghL 0. O.
A very successful and manpower!
expected home today after: pleasant
vacation trip to points of interest in
the New England states.
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Miss Martha Fairfleld of Main street
is about after an illness.
Fred Spanner of King's Highway is
:gentertdiuing relatives from Brooklyn.
Mrs. F‘rank Gilien of Newton
Heights is about after a few days' ill-
ness
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George Crox of New York lions of
the recent guests at the Toyoneke
Hotel.
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Mrs Frank Coswell or lla1;Jtreet
ter in Boston. u
m a,-
Miss Mary Dyer of Oracle fillet is
spending her vachtloa with rhhtivss
Dr out of town.
Mr. and Mrs John Hartley are
spending a féw day}: with their son
in New Haven. , ,
Cards have been received from John
Hughes" .who Is sdmtlllg his vacation
at Hudson, N, Y. .
George Selleck has returned from a
motor boat trip to Port. Jeflenon,
where he spent a few days.
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Mr and Mrs. John Saunders of Ro-
'wayton are spending their vacations
with relatives in Hartford.
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Mrs. J. F. Elland of New York has
returned home after a month's visit
with relatives in Nonstop.
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Grand Juror William 11-. wnmo‘t‘
Town Hall all day‘
held forth in t
yesterday for s burrow of resis-
torlng voters for the caucuses. About
thirty presented themselves to he
placed on the lists. ‘
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and admin! Someone: hopes tn all
of those soiling ticket: and havina
in keeping thooollsrdampnotloally momtouwmmasio at“
dry, sometimes but one pump only be- their earliest opportunity. that every-
lng necessary to keep it free from thingmayboasttlsdlnpropuorder
' The local anthoritlel have been
Tory little regard is mun, shown
for the motor laws with the result
:noxlous to the neighbors. and they
iwould readily buy him out.
istructions to the letter.
‘faithful in the performance of
: neighbors lost sleep.
if
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. talentforsumotlmslalt in.
rosardtoths smdtbataa‘lomohlle‘
elm elm-s. somnuorsm drivmsothtfixhthe‘tmudnow
s- The lawn was very prottily sec; twitlsvorydangamstomasthe
onto with tastefully mason-1c tmpikeroadunleslltlsolsar
lights and pretty Japanese lanterns. machines for some distance in one
of
THE SOUTH NORW
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ed him under arrest. Peter Guull.
of Gracie street, was up before
3.costs (lazuli asked advice of a
friend as to the best way to go about
selling his home on Gracie street. and
he was told to make his presence ob
From all
accounts Gazuli follomad out thuse in-
the
duties which finally led him into
He was
ALK EVENING SWINE}.
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Jarvis, Hilliard Albrecht. Irving Al-
brecht and Char: . lea Snifln.
Mrs. Ann Whitlock has been visit-
vlng at John B, )liller's home.
Miss 1... Been of Norwalk recently
icourt. Peter would arise very early
'in the morning, around four o’clock,
~_m1nnd get out on the road with a tin pan‘
and a stick. He proceeded to act like
a,band and the result was that the
After Peter's
arm became wearied from striking the
inan. he would discard it and start
singing, hollering and cursing in Or
der to make good and hasten a Illa
His freedom to do this sort of thing
lasted but a few days for he was?
ihailed intoqourt; Peter agreed yer
‘terday morning not to repeat his por-
formances. and this led the court to
lighten the punishment together with
the fact that‘Gazuii seemed not to
realise what his-actihns were doing.
MJW .
X Mrs C. H. Godfrey and children have
Ireturned from a month's visit in New
fYOl‘k State.
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'Mrs. Harvey Acltsrt, her daughter
I Corinne. and her sister. Miss Hattie
Young, who have been spending a
etwo weeks“ vacation at 'The Wiors.
iN. ll. are expected home turnorrow
or Monday.
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3 Charles R. Petty and wife, "of R0-
wayton, leave tomorrow on an extend-
ed automobile tour on Long island
in. and Mrs. Petty will be entertain-
‘ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Pct-
ty and Mrs. Hamil.
a.
1 Regular services on Sunday at the
Baptist Church—Morning worship at
10: 30 Sunday school at ll: 50. Chris-
tin-leader. Perci-
val Anderson. Special offering will be
taken at this service for a Chrl stmai
box for sundra. At 7:30 Tuesday even
lug. Rev Saumuol Neodlelnan, of New
York city. a converted Jew. is tospeak
of his work among his people. Every-
body wolooins ‘
l Books added to the Rowayton Ll
brary. Gifts from h friend:
Verse. Mary H1.
' “The Very Little Person."
Benson. A. 0.. ‘
1 “Watersprings.”
Alexander, Miriam.
"Beyond the Law." .
Wilkinson, Florence.
”rho Silent Door."
Bell, .1. J.,
"Wullio McWattie's‘ Master."
"Oh! Christina."
Hughes. Rupert.
Miss 818.
Crothers. Samuel M..
‘ “By the Christmas Fire.”
Green. Anna K,
“The millionaire Baby." ‘
, Shuts; Henry A., "
~Plupy. "The Real lily."
Cameron. Margaret.
"The Involuntary Chaporon:‘
I Twain, Mark,
I ' “Extracts from Captain Storin- for they came back refreshed and -
The varied so. Woof ’tsir
field’s Vlelt to Helm."
Munro. Nell,
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tennis Eomnilttu or the ma...
Church proton a great suéeess ill.
and Mrs. Fri ,Brundass. who so
‘ ends of their hpme and
and attract!“ as possible. The lawn
was‘ very prettily' decorated with Jap-
anese lanterns and the enclose vex-an
downloads lights and deco
ated with .. ‘
‘ : ‘adalr, did all in their;
power to mat everything as pleasant
fielmnnmnorofmmomorm Won. fibm’htflmmu' ; '
hustling lodge. aria many of their. Iron a new... which his“ f‘: received“, ' We; use of new
if! dds, passed p very pleasant even-g“: had ”0“ “W authorities : ‘ . Tli
dug. ' There was of cake". and cairn “81411 8mm I!“
Visited her friend. Miss Mary hock-
Wood.
! Mr and Mrs William Boring have
‘been entertaining many friends from}
the city.
Miss Lois Beers spent yesterday at
the home of her unCIe, William Ward-
well, In
Seymour Austin has been viéltinz
‘at the home of his sister, Mrs. Alonzo
‘Buttery.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Buttery enioil-
ed on auto trip to Burlington. Conn.
last weak.
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ReV. A. B. Purdy participated in
the service at Broad River Chapel
Sunday afternoon.
3 Rev. and Mrs. Murray Hamilton
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
B, Miller. Sunday'.
Miss Ethel Wardwsll. who was ill,
but not seriously. last week, has now
entirely recovered.
I Miss Marion Gick. of Albany. i‘.
Y.. is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Alonso Buttery.
Mrs. Andrews of Bridgeport, with
:her daughter Aimee. has been visiting
her mother Mrs, Anabel Burns.
Miss Josephine Austin of Burllng
ton, Vt. is visiting her uncle and
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' aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Buttery.
1 Samuel Burns, with his bride. who
;wore recently married. were ssrsnsd
ed in the oldla‘shloned way on Mon
day night
John B. Miller has sold his house in
which Rev. and Mrs. Murray’JHamllton'
are living. to a member-of A. W.
Lord’s household.
i Mr. and (lira Austin lard, with
their son and daughters are occupy
lag the laws-I lam when to their
IW ”Hands the hill near the
reservoir.
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Miss Vera Glok 0! Albany, N. Y..
her aunt Mrs. Alonso Buttery, is new
spending a few days with relatives
in Stamford.
5 Mrs. S, H. [Borglum. and her
rive in New Yoi‘k today. Wednesday,
from Europe ‘lf not delayed by the
no Moment
lira. John C. Bolton whose husband
was pastor of the M E. Church here
Ferguson, of Paterson, N. J.
‘ .H. B. Then! and family have 're-
‘turnod from their summer outing and
tour in Maine.
namlly must have enjoyed the tour.
strengthened f,
Rev A. B Purdy of Worcester.
Mass. spent the
d” for a few days' visit with Mr.
and ms. Warhol-ton at Noroton, forum
or residents of Silver-mine.
fairs they have ever held, on Salim!”
Iilm. the sculptor, has reason to con-
gratuiats himsif and mutants for
!"the, realms. Young Stanley London
' mjlohn n. limos.
3y surprise at the home
‘ J. LIVINBTIIN, Water M
i «a. v. and a some mass-r. 27.
“nudism"...untdn.’ ,, , .
“ ~ ' nrchnuwans‘. cnocxssv
who Ila-“been visiting at the home of ’
daughter. Monica. are expected to ar- . ‘
five years no.1: visiting at the Alon ,
; so Battery home, with her father. Kr. '
‘ The members olths'l MAKING
'1 weekend with: I
The gypsy lawn tote given by the friends at Broad River, leaving Mon;
The Boy Scouts had one or the best '
Augusti Soontmaster S. H. Borg-I
SATURDAY, AUG. 15. 1914-
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AUCTIONEERS
an. corners. «We» and
real
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AU'nouosiLn’s non HIRE
HO“ O. CIA'W, South Main Mt,
South Norwalk, Tel. 1202-8.
alts“. Slivarmlna.
J. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Walt at.
Norman: . . ..... Tel. 685-2 and 82¢
tacos oceans, Auto and Livery, 10
Washington on. ..........Tel. no
JOOIPH may, Elm St.
TII........ 190-2
nuns-o. .r..-.o--
'AUTO REPAIRS.
NIDOY d AVENB' MOTOR CAR co.
Ford main a specialty. Tel. 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY CO., 29
Wall Street, Namath... TaL 13822.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. Rlpllrl,
Painting. 9 Havlland St, Tel 3034.
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BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
NMH'S REPAIR SHOP. :3 Washing-
ton Street. South Nor-walk.
T. WHORE, North Main Street,
tooth Nomlk.
soul Henrik.
H. HARUCA. 5! Water, to. Norwalk.
Cripple: shoes I Infinity. Tel. I424
BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
out Well 01m 00., as Washington at.
Tel. . m
an.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
HENRYl R. MINER, K0010: Bloch.
WI! NOMIk. Tel. ....... «as
Clocb—«REPAIRED—Whtchea .
'ARTHUH T. FIRMS. 78 WNW
m ........ T01. 860-12.
. CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS
ST. JOHN S KEYIER, Steamboat Pl..‘
Moth Norm": Tel. 10m.
mouse mvaav 12: Walt so,
I south Nor-walk. Tol. mas
CONSTRUCTION 60.,
KOIIOI‘ lulldlng. Tel. 359-3.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
satvavoa GWEN)", as wood
‘ some...” .....'rol.s‘1a3.
DELICATESSEN
I. H. uoazaools. Dlllllsvm sits
Fanny Groceries, as Wall. 701.42?-
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DENTISTS '
snares“ a. HOYT, Keller suns.
in. m. «use:
ammo
MRS. BEL 'E HARRIS. Kalli" Block.
HENRY HOELLEI, 31
Simon.
Washington
. . Tor. 1073-3
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ELECTRICAL WORKS '
o. N. Nexis-on. m; 1m; Electric
Self MD. a Casualty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN muons on mounted
Annoy, 24 6on 0t. . Tel. 2004
EXPRESSM’EN‘ TRUCKHEN
n. P. manhunt». Distance Ex-
llroal, prayioa, .. Tel. 1131
Vegetables, FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY cannons. 01 Railroad
Avon“, Tel ass.
ca...--.-
FISH, VEGETABLES
We“ AVI. FIIII ma Mn ordering
fish, fruit and «Wm, call 948.
sensuous
aavuouo i... son. as Mala street,
«Nomlk, Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNITURE 00., 127-
.129 Waolllnoton 8L, . ..... .Tll 105.
JEWELRY. Revenues
MUSICAL INSTRUMINTO, Toys, Etc.
The altar. 70 Minding!“ Sf.
JOB pamrmo
THE HONDA PRESS, 05 Washinilton
Sf. Tll, . 415
JUNK owns
m *YOUMM‘ I Ely AVohue.
South-twat“, ......... Tel 1364-5
A. “HE'S, 29 W. “US$01! 8‘.
T“......-....’r.-ugngu...10‘9'2.
LAUNDRIES ~
, OLD WELL MUM 8! Hlvlland
Street
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............Tol.390.
.ouonc
MILLINERS
mes emulsion, as wmmm
emu. Tel. 302.
use. I u. ravma, so North um
Stroll, "Tel ans
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HONUMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK llONUMENTAL.
I! So. Mlln strut. ...... Tel, W
NURSES REGISTRY
DR. 8. D LAWRENCE, South Mala
“not, also Wild, ..Tol. 78!.
‘ m.
OSTEOPATHS
DR. D. A, m,
SM W
Pam'rnas, PAPERHANGERS
eollbum
Tel. 31‘
an:
6, ocean Picture sunny, in West '
avenue. Tam-15
JACOB. A. RUDDEB, 108 South ”III! ,
Street. ................._'ru.'1342-s.
ruommpus‘
decade 3, mm as Washington
PIANO TUNING
'SONNENBERG PIANO 60.,104 Wash-
South Nomalk. . .. . . .- ..... Wel. 30
STEPHEN L, CLARY, 95 west 8:,
south Norwalk. , ...... Tel. 1385-5
PLATI‘ ”3 Nickel
s. scan a son. wm: street.
South Norwalk, . Tel. 3422.
Brass
PLUMBING AND TWNING
ROBERT s, THOMPSON, :4 r3~st 5r,
East Norwalk, ......... T. ‘934.
ARTHUR E. sassmc’vm ”.4 3:,
South Narwalk. . . Tel. "338
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POCKET BILLIARDS, PCCI.
KNORR‘S, Ticker .Survlce. .Bsse ..
News, Sporting Events 17. 8. Ms
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL. 10 South
Main Street, 5, Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3
.1.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE .1. u. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South "ain’t... . . Tel 632-3.
H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street
Nor-walk, ............. Tel, 13112.
moms c. “Loon, Norwalk 9. 9.
Block, Wall Street. . .
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TAYLOR a‘oOLosN, South Norwalk
Trust Co. Building. Tel. 1230.
WM. H. DYING-TON, Roam 11, G:
nth Bldg" Norwalk. Tel”... 3i.
SEWING MACHINES '
MACHINE 60.. New and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue. . . Tel. 3724.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
W Nov-walk . . . . . . . . 1'61, 473-?.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR co., Corr
Inpatient and West avca, ..Tel 1120
m~ “F—I‘w
TAILORING REPAIRING
nocxorr anon. 20 North Main 51.,
South Nam-ck .......... Tel 3522.
. JOHN KUIOVIC, Custom Tailor. 213
E. Washington Street. ..Tel, 320
TIRE VULCANIZING
Norwalk, ....... . . . . . . .Tel. 324-6.
UPHOLSTERERS
a. K. MITCHELL, unusual-er, and un.
Ion-nan, 11 vm-r“ st, Tel. 1382-3.
wmoow CLEANING
“WI...”
sonar 3. o’asoosv. 7 Wall Street,
" . home “can OLEANING a are.
the aged ,
{E‘Bouthmmrupolutomauy
..waalmg.semt.
Street. ,. . . Telephone Connection.
, SO. NORWALK WINDOW 5 HOUSE
canvases
piano Lessons
M1883 B. HALLOCK’ZSOIMI Ilia
We“. ....... .......... 1'01 I‘ll-3:
pm on. 51 not». Norwalk. for. 951.
ELECTRICAL WIRING“
‘W H. unwind. Light and no
7”". loop-pdsaodul-U m 3“; m,
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Reg!
WOVEN
Ava-mo . Tel. 400-5. Street ........Eaat Namath
“Silver Lake Ice.” gt;
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