'AOI FOUR
Mrs. Edward 61 Mead. of Edlie ave
nue, is enjoying a pleasant sojourn Off
a few days at the home of her 818187,;
Mrs. Henry Orvis, Plainvllle. Conn.
Edward B. Smith. of East avenue.
a member of the Taylor & Golden of-
fice force, has returned from an en-
Jeyable sojourn in the Catskill Moun-
tains. in New York State.
On Monday after the entertainment
committee. the board 01 directors, bl.
saar and ways and means committee
0‘ the East Norwanh Improvement Mrs. George Moore. of Crockett street. ,Scott’. West street. this week,
Association will meet in the Leslie
Gamble mill on Seaview avenue.
There will be a dance at Compo
Beach pavilion this evening. This‘
popular beach continues to attract
I
many lovers of bathing and large Nisntic, after a two weeks' visit with York are the guests or Mr. “antLMrs
numbers of people daily take advant
asset the exceptionally good bathing
at this place. I
Frank Petty, who was painfully in-
jured by a large splinter of wood strik-
, ins him over the eye. recently. is im.
~ proving rapidly at his home on Fort
street. under the care of Dr. Robert
E. Perdue. Mr. Petty will probably
be able to resume his duties as watch
man on the bridge within a short time
.1...—
The “Julie M. Penney" has brought
a cargo of Hudson River crushed stone
to the Ferris Coal Company docks. The
stone is to be used in the paving of
South Main street. between Cross and
Meadow streets. and Ferris Coal Com-
pany teams will start carting the stone
to that street tomorrow morning.
Snapper blues are beginning to ilg-
Kre prominently in fish stories told by
East Siders. it is acknowledged that
they are rather small. as yet. but they
are running unusually strong tor this
time of the season. and indications ale
WWcheSWNIIOIMMthus as ll
later.
- Several property owners of) Van
Zandt street will respond to the sug-
gestions made recently by the coun-
cil to make all' necessary connections
with waterand sewer mains before
The starting of the laying ot the new
” .pavement. Residents on this street
are. particularly pleased with the pro-
' 5. _ posed paving.
lovable and attractive children there
are in the City of Norwalk until they
time East Norwalk was more than
well represented at the Rotor: Point
baby show. yesterday. and many East
Norwalk youngsters were prise win«
nets. as the lists in another column
08 this paper shows.
. g ' Local grocerymen report that sugar
has advanced in price an exact 100 per
cent. and. judging mm the indignant
Opinions that come over the wire to
the storekeepers iron the good house
wives 9f the East Side, it is probable
..,tbst East Norssni would be pretty
‘ ell represented in a campaign waged
' st food sharhn. Wes. for the
nostpart. should be decreasing in
:rlmce as a result of. the Eucpsan war.
'Wfli intimation is instance
the pricsraiss. '
mum ween Apso prune-7
us 71““me -
(in: 18.75.385.417. Nervuchsnd
Wmtostmetndowofm
291024071061, Ant iss—Three man
“flared serene cuts
You can never tell Just how many ‘
are all ais‘smblsd in one place at one \
OWAYTON
Warm
Mr. and Mrs. John Haasty are enter-
taining friends from Brooklyn.
The Misses Traendly are entertain,
sing friends from New York.
A son has been born to Mr. and
Councilman and Mrs. cool-gs w. Ste!
Evens have returned irom a visit with spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs
'relatlves in Wilton.
i
Mrs. W. A. Crockett has returned to
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Weed.
1
Captain John H. De Waters, of Re
wayton. is having his sloop "Molly"
thoroughly overhauled in Miller's ship 01‘ hi! rather, R. L. Hall. 8011111 IV9~ 6 1’“- 3' ‘7 7 °"- 9' 24:. 1° 51"
11: 08.
yard in Smithville.
Rowayton was represented yester-i
day at the picnic oi the Ophir Chapter.
Order of the Eastern Star. at Roton
Point. Several of the members reside
in this place.
Miss Minerva Carpenter, who is en-
ioying a two weeks‘ vacation from her
duties in the store of C. J. Mints.
Qiuth Norwslk. is spending a portion
of the time visiting relatives in 'New'
Jersey. ‘
'Mrs ..W F. Ambler. of Rowsyton ave
uue. has gone to Stockbrldge, Massa-
chusetts, where she will be the guest
oiMr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Kent, ot
Norwslk. Tracey Bell Ambler has
been spending some time there.
The annual exhibition at the Roway-
to u artists will take place In Reliance
Hook- and Ladder Company Quarters,
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
and much interest is being taken in
the shin A large number of local
views will be seen by the visitors.
'rf'uls NW
Dfllfilfi
AND .
NOROTON
,,
(3
I
I
William Haig is the owner of
new runabout.
A steam roller was busy on Darlen
streets yesterday
w“
end with relatives in Vista.
is visiting with relatives in New Jer-
om, sellecs,
; Friday.
I madge Hill.
- guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Tour-
ms Spurn www.mo mum;
Miss Della Bouton spent the week-
I
Miss Helen Bowles of East avenuef
sey.
Mrs. D. S. Brown and her mother.5
returned to Stratford.
Daniel Can“! and Adrian R. Tuck-
er enjoyed a fishing trip to Croton
Lake, Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. George S. Scott on.
tertained relatives from Brooklyn
over the week-end.
I
Riley Hoyt of Roslyn. L. l.. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Mi5s Laura Turns 07 Waterbury
William Banshai‘, South avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. v W.‘
35
Butt of Newi
Alexander McKendrick. church street‘ I
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hall of New
York spent the weekend at the home:
one. NORWALK AUTO GUPPLV 00.. 29
————'._ ~ -—~—- wulslmt, «walk... Tel. 1102.2.
Mr and Mrs Adelbert neromt . “98‘”-
have returned from their wedding 10‘1'91-1'711323‘15135- 733. 33153- GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
:.
trip. and are now residing in‘ Tal~
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Waheman
and son John and Mrs s 8 Wake
man spent Saturday afternoon at
Roton P451114. M:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L Comatock
;and Miss Julia Taylor spent Sunday
'wlth Mr and Mrs Eugene Palmer. in
Sound Beach.
Mr and Mrs. D. R Merritt. dsugll
ter Roxie. Miss Edith McKendrich
and George Eve I motored to PeachI
Lake. Sunday. 7 ' I ‘
Miss Anns‘IDosmn and M 5 iv”
Kane oi Stamford were guests f the’
Misses Krapowics on Smith Ridgé
over the week-end. 3
A committee meeting ‘tor the com-
ing Conquest Bible Class clainbske
was held at the home of 8.41. Ben-
gar. Booth avenue. Saturday evening.
Miss Ethel Saunders and Miss Gar-
trude memos of Hartford were
“week-and guests of Mr: ind. Mrs.
Charles Schmidt. SOuth avenue.
Mr. m Mrs. James lonsmore and
daughter Helen of New York. were
- ":4
nier on Center street. this week.
.
William Cook. Miss Florence Cook.
iMlss Minnie Taylor and Miss Mas Na~
NnNu.&nnn‘
x
Timetable
IN EFFfi-OT JUNE 7. 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-—1‘.37g, 4249]]. 5:64:, 6:42:.
6:09, 8:57:, 7:19:, 7:46, 8:18:, 8:69;
9118:, 9:40. 10:33:, 19:51:, 11:61.
P. M.—1:13:, 1:22x, 1:27, 3:02:,
3:29, 47:42:, 15:15:. 5:45. 9202:, 9:47.
7:92x. 7:45:, 9:42:, 10:18:.
Sundays.
A. M.-12: 25x 4: 481). 6: 34:, 6. 42!.
8: 54, 10: 33:. 11:80
P M.:—12 60:, 2:44: 3: 02:. 4:42;
5:45, 6:021, 7:92x.7:12, 7.46:, 7:67:
8: 08:, 9: 42: 10:18:,10235.
M
NEW YORK TO ‘BOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——4:41:,
8251:. 9:15:, 10:02:, 10:05,
11:98.
P. 11.—12:08, 1:05, 2:04x, 2:67.
3:30:. 3:55. 4zi5t, 4:29. 5:05:, 5:24.
5:28, 9:01:. 6:07. 8:10:._8:85.'8:40:.
11:16:, 12:00:.
s
~
6:36, 8:45, 9:08:.
10:50:.
Sundays.
A u.:,—000 1031.900; 10:021.,
10 .60:.
P. M.—12:10, 1:02x. 339:. 5:02;
054, 8. 01:, 7: 09:, 8: 10:. 9209:. 9:49:,
1:0 98:. 11:15:. 1810:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.-12::8:. 1.171, 5:05 7.11.
9:16:. 10:18,11:11:,11.67:.
[IL—18:08, 1:80. 3::18:,488, 6:17.
6: 48, 7: 99:. 8: 28:, 9. 24:4,
10: 61:.
Alb—120.013 9'27, 0:59;.
7:22.
' Sundays.
m -—10: 97.
PlM.:—-8 16. 5:29.
.1
m . <,‘,,
4
‘1:“‘ 6711‘ 7‘ I ;
PIN-4:31.550 5:80 .
KW
m .
1142mm: .;
I'M—#6:,“ mane.»
a” I
.‘r
“Humans express. . .
141.510.. sibpa on signal Cali.
||~Dlscontinusd after June 21.
t—fioss not run Saturdays.
Mus m. 1:
"SOUTH NORWALK. .OONN.
NAILS ARRIVE. ,
pNew York. N. Y ”and :1
.rl‘.‘
From New York, N. 8.. 07:71.3
lyn. N. Y.. directs-2: 46 and
p. m.
From all
“Mallow
“MC 8.189.814
ltilord of Norwalk were guests of Mr
and Mrs. James Cook, Seminary
street. Sunday. , . . .-
8‘68md7: “mm.
P. M.:—-11 67:. 8. 08:, 4. 46:. 8:10:.
10:081.
sourH nominal TO shalom.~
’ EMA-1: 85, 8: 889. 4:88, 6:841, 8289.
ostuav 'ro soon-l NonwALmi
LM.:.-900 7: 988:” answers,
.W6!tan South—8: 06 and 10: 18
a.m., 120 84 p.m.:.and1215aln
’33:.
pointEsst—5z94, 5:57-50.
10:33am, 1:09.226 6:02.9570110
Conn.. Bellini. Conn,
Dan:
buryMConn 95:31—58: menu
In: in- Dash y and allssints be
M Denim-rand South Nuwsat
1'70thth csnn.'—- t a07500.
,.
I
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 19, 1964
I?—
’5?
FBusiness Directory'l’“
Do You Want to Reach the Public? J
Let The SéntineEDirectory carry your name
and business into every heme.
AUQI'IONEERS
'WM, GUTHRIE, notions" and real
estate, Silvennlna. Tsl. 1465-2.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER G. GRAIN, south Main Stunt,
South Nam-lit. ..... Tsl. 12923.
.l. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Wall 99..
Wk....... Tshmlnd 92-2
lAcos scHAus, Am and Livery, 10
Washington at. ..'m. no
JOSEPH sHAv. Elm at.
Tsl. .....'......... 1000.2
AUTO REPAIRS.
IEDDY C AYERO’ MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford repairs a specialty. Tel. 491.
AUTOMOBILE surrmss
HIRIER'I' BAYFUGE. Auto. Refill":
Writing. 9 HlVIIIId 38., Tel 303-2.
BOOTS. sages. REPAIRED
NASH'S REPAIR SHOP, 28 Washing-
ton Street. South, Norwslk.
i .
fl‘. eAnnAMORE. North Main Street,
‘ bomb NOMIN-
J. LIVENSTEIN. Water Street.
' South Nomllt.
ls. NAHUM,“ Wotar, so. We:
‘ Oflpplss shoes I malaity. Tel. 9424
3mm nods. cusses:
u. v. xeeaayfl‘jswmnm.
9044174 stain Strut. ..:.... it“. 412.
I
Terms muons-crushes
one, well Cigar 05,73: wit-slim 89,
’ ‘ ‘ . m
T9l. .............,............
CIVIL ENGINEERING
, nanny a. minus. «5.... Block.
‘ done: Nov-walk; 7st.
... «as.
“Perpetual Publicity PlusfiPcrsonah’ty Produces Patronage”
Haauv menus. :1 wall-gen
Street. :....... ....... Tel. 10753.
ELECTRICAL WORKS
G. N. McKlBBON. Tel. 1883: Electric
Self Starters a ”unity.
EMPLOYMENT, AGENCY
JOHN WILeows "Old Est-0053M
Antony, 24 clay u. Tel. 894
EXPRESSMEN. TRUCKMEN
o. P. MORRELL, Lon. elm ax.
Prua, Rowsyton, Tel. 1191
Vegetables, FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY CM!“ Railroad
AVsnuo, Tll ass.
sons-bosssoassans
...-“—
FISH. VWETABLES
Wan Ava. Fish "It. Dobro ordering
llsh, "tilt and ”new, call 948.
FURNITURE
RAYMOND and 9081,49 Main street.
Norwslk ..... . ........... Tel. 16.
avenues Fule'ruse co., 127-
12! Washan 01, .......'l'sl 105.
JEWELRY. NOVELTIES
MuelcsL monuments, Toys. Etc.
73:8 90:", 7s Won s1.
‘7 .. .. . a
rut-'8
it;
.1
' JOB 6mm.
W58 PI538. 96 Washlnilton
:7»; 415.
2101117 prawns
JAG” YQUBDIGKY. 8 Sly Menus,
hath Ital-walls, .:....“Jrsi 1994-9
“I
A. grease. is w‘. emission 99.
" LAuNnaIss
OLD ~WE|5L W. 92, Havlland
sum,
4
-.o'-s.-s....
..‘4‘1
mLuNERS
Club-REPAIRED—Whtchu
ARTHUR 1'. FEBRIS. rs wuugm
.trui..........T0l.969-12.
CONTRACTORS. \BUILDERS
/ 3T.JOHI4 tKBYSER. mambo“ PL.
m "Om ......... 7.7.1002.
... ss-
OTEPRIN UNOVARV 128 West 34..
594497878.” .... TGI. 1498-8
w
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A .1813th Of pipe 808‘ m0 water At the weekly meeting of t 9:09 m 10. w. .“ ,m" 1: 3" w“, MARINE CONETRUCTION 60.,
company has arrived. Daughters of Liberty. Thufld‘y “1ngth p. n, - ltssisr Buillius. T98. ..... . use.
""— ins. Mrs. Clarissa Johnson was install-j mm; CLOSE. ~- ”W ‘
Fm! smith 1' “cm“? "‘3“ m“ ed as trustee. and worse B. Ogden m New York; N 7.. one an GENERRL CONTRACTORS
”W906: 9' “10 result 01' 9 “mfg trip. as associate councilor. points West otioutb Oonn. - "WVATOR W0". 29 Wood
, ---5:40 a 10:00 a m. 18 .‘1=5°2 .--......m .- ..Tal. 919-8.
w. F havens attended the 3... 6'11 mm mm be“ 1, on ahphyfir gamma; 18581011151: _5 ,5 m, ,. _ _________._____,_ .
”WNW ““9““ “W 1;. c is mr- xmrv mm. 1: ,1»: on L 5. ,mm. 0- 00 uld 5:00. . .nnucs'rnssns
on Sunday. .. . measures about eleven Inches from p. “ ' '
Dorian .follt m with’flu approv~
at 9!! the electric traisn‘ N0 smoke
sndflsss noise;
. :Georss Driscoil and Salons! 55....
r..,with a party of blends. motored
‘ to Stamford. Sunday.
Rev 8 Auwnbnoitbeletllodist
npisoopsl Church “expected horns
1151. hisvscstiontbiswul.
l
and to end in a straight line.
straightened out, the bean would ess~
lly be over a foot in length.
. .
Associate Andmnaco was banish to
the Stamiord Hespitsl Monday morn-
ing, suiteringjrom a supposed sun~
,strdhs.
n'Of‘
‘ 1
A number 571151 Edith W's
at
if Those who won't were: 949:. Edward
WM 5:151ij
He is an employsé ot- tilt“ “‘
stale and was working on them.
repair department on Railroad Qare- —
A , :
Matures: museum. sm'
'Buhoalmitobsrtordu mm 92;.“
11'... For Bridgeport, Conn, direct—~11: 00,
“For Danbtlry direct—49: 48' 9. '. III
8:00pm.
«Alissamanaroor.
Worms]:
‘4 7 NORWALK. “UN.
)
‘Dsnbury and N«tli.
For all point? on Danbury Division
Westandjouthbloss.
, sn.-— stand South!»
. H.‘ mamas. Dclloauusn and
Pitts, M00, 95 Wall. Tel. 427.
wt-
DENTISTS
I lnp_....................TsL130919.
. ~ DREW-AWE,
IRE, “kl-E HARRIS, K99!" link,
Washington Strut.
a . CLEANSERS
{on m OLEANIW ova.-
:1 ‘ use Monument-.4410. 1'51: 957.
.‘mmmnmmmm
.‘ .fl sons-ss-isols-ul “W“
.5
Miss POLHEMUB,' as Washington
Street. ..... 755802.
Mail. 9'. in. ITAvtou, to North lulu
cinch. ...Tsl 996
5......-
MONUMENTS
sourH NORWALK .alouuueurAL.
04 90. Main spasm 7.1-004
NURSES’ REGISTRY
DR. 8, D ”RENE. south Main
990902. ,9lso slim ..Tsl. 789.
DSTEOPATHS
DH O. A. OHAWWH, Celebun
Building, 940mm, Tel. 857
I
PAINT-E88. PAPERHANGERS
G DECKER, Plcfinrs Framilu, 18 Wm
!‘ .W.-:s-n s' ere-asses T.'I ‘7“.
W 8
DR. FRANK B. HOYT, KW Mild; JACOB. A. RUDD“ 8“ South Main
:M ,................ 7.113425.
PHOTOGRAPHS I
m 8 NORTH. I Washington '
1 sum. ......r-lcplwmcenmuet
Platte Lessons
M789 5 s. uALLoclt. is 904m; still:
Strut. Tel ms.
Assassins um :5 .80va
t
r‘4.- .61.“ '...i 7—] ‘l'u 1‘9”” 11'.
mmwm OROEKERY. '
rerun...“ ...... .....1....10ss-a
-3... .'. Tel. 90!. -
',_cLsANlNo co.
PIANO TUNING
somsnaena Plano co. 104 wins
South Nmalk. ............ Tel. 30
STEPHEN L, CLARV, 96 West 84.,
South Nor-wait: ........ Tel. 13795-5
Bram PLATIH'} , Nickel I
8. WM E SON, Water Eire“.
South Nomlk. . .
. Tel. 3422.
PLUMBING AND TU'J‘IINIG
ROBERT S. THOMPSON. 54 F119 51.,
East Nervvslk, ......... Ts 03—1.
ARTHUR E. IENEDICT, 97 ' ‘ese v.4
South Nerwslk. .. Tel. 1638
POCKET BILLIARDS, P0101.
KNORR'S, Ticker .Servlcs. .Baseha:
News, Sporting Events 17. 8. M54.
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 Sou!!!
M9“ 897.91. S. Norwalll, Tel. 1294-3.
..'-
3:
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE J. a. Lawnswcs Aesscv. 13
South Mala, .. Tel 532-3.
Il
olaaosslas
TAYLOR l GOLDEN, South Norwflll
Tru9t 00. Building TN. 1280.
"—
H, E. DAMN and son, as w... Street
moms QVBALCOM, Norwsik P. 0.1
we. It. ”10107014,, soon: 11 cu '
j SEWING MACHINES
momma co. New and Second-hand
Norwalk, ....... . ..... Tsl, 1311-2.
Bloch, Wail, Strut.
an. aide. Norwalll. 'r'el._. 34) I
16 Railroadavsnus. .. . .. Tel. 3724
SIGN PAINTING
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
L
HOWARD A. TILLY. 52 Water Sireei.
ssvnotos uoron cAn co.. Con
South Nor-wall: Tel, 4132
noctlcut and West svcs., ..Tel 7120
TAILORING REPAIRING
ROCKOFF BROS. 20 North Main St,
South Norwaik . . ._ ....... Tel 362-?
JOHN KUIOVIO. Custom Tailor, 213
E. Washington Street. ..Tel, 1320
TIRE VULCANIZING '
ROBERT S. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street.
Nov-unlit, ........ . . . .Tel. 3234-8.
.0
B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer. and un
dartaker, 11 Water St, Tel. 1302-3
80. NORWALK WINDOW 9. HOUSE»
Box 510
.45.
‘.
..'.". iaios'am-sssl' T
' (.
UPHOLSTERERS
WINDOW CLEANING
4 i.
Rugs WOVEN Carpets
ORIENTAL RUG worms. 7 women
Street ........ East Norwaik
:‘IOWIIIIIIIIIIII Inl‘n_la
ThelieedilvolII
-. Electricsl a.
no Only sully shims
anemic“. silos
s: the rows
' sure suriiLlss
Norwalk Chronicler