. BuecedhemdfleflIeetWhu lingetxo'uioch. Thundeyeitereooe.
memhelflph‘elet Ladies‘Aidwifllneetetthechurch.
umN.J...torthesuinner . —-——-————
' Roweyton 11.11. Church: (Sunday,
Ilietug ”AddieV. 2nd.”thilnlnrn- Hey ”rink”... in. Class meeting.
.tg, tor the upper herhnr towed n. Theeemeetingeereheingmedovery
“SternergeteeileeghhndeerbheipteiudertheieederehipoiiirJ
. Salim 10:80 e. m. lion-
increment wumMiummmsmub
fibril! otthe epnre thee or the iect “TheHeivereei Request."
into building lots.
While the are aged on the illusion
J'premieeeneerny,yeetetmnlflining;
thiemuteredthehenoflehnl.
hues-tow Norwnlkeithiepnrtleu- 11: “e... Sundeyechooi. The lesson
Reason momma. Kingover Jean
eedlsreel":2at)p. n1..1unierheegue.
neguler business whitetail-cud mmmmmnm‘
fithe meeting. to he held cum 1: up. In. Worth wane. The topic
“I of next week. by the third die- is, “Are the Children in Our Town Get-
tlln commissioners. The meetingtleg e hil- Ghence?" The leeder is
theintheeiectricflshtstetionon [alchemist-er. 7: app. in Evening
"view Piece. m me. At this service the
noter will tell of his impressions end
levSPFeirhentewhoheeheeIWgtthe"W Sunder
«ring out of town. has returned to meetings in Peterson. N. .1. You will
“namesake-seemetetteresurelyheiltereetedtoheerotthls
week's sheenoe. The pester will heve unique men end his 110111.011 Wednes-
dune oi the services tomorrow in the dry evening. Ms! 26th., the Men'h Bi
..st Avenue M. 23. Church. bio clere will hold their monthly bus-
: 2 ~-—-—---—- ineu meeting and roots! time. The at-
A large number of fleet Bide tens trection or the evening is to be e ster
were in sttendence lest night et the caption lecture by Dr. Berta of Nor.
ant-111 flueic Hell, staged under the welt Methodist church. The subject
auspices otthe More! Sporting Club- ot this lecture is “Beautiful Bermu-
we unfortunate foul by which he do." This is an informing and help
lost e fight which was all his to 3011- tul lecture illustreted with very dud
mu, oust much gloom on the fist views. No admission is charged and
Norwelk contingent. on it hes been voted to have an open
meeting on till ion. 11 cordial
1811;}; ell; eepe: 2-iel
l
Bupernumersry Ollicer JemeeIIW,m {£41m 15 or
set the Norwalk force. this morning i I
bunk up his duties as pond-111W.“ tile. “mag §gg§lfiya 1:33}
dire property on 11111311011211 lslnnd. Thursday evening at 7 ‘5 p. m.
Trespassers will be taken cure of by .
the oifleer, who will be stationed at
film island tomorrow, as well, by Con-
Ietnble Henry Selzer.
.-. '
Judging from the mud on the 120111212
way or the Washington street bridge.
it is hard to convince drivers that the
thoroughfare was oiled by the street
42-151" mm
DARIE
3
l
3
lv. Jameson. Brooklyn;
mede oil with e r‘edlehaoen ' hare
[with WW fees. W
about 15 needs high. end "this;
eboutIWOpoundr. ltieheiievelthet
.ths theivee took edventue i
contusion attending the tire. end took
the horse from the hero, tehiu only:
I helter, tor not horse“ or m
were touched. The Steward and Non
weir police were settled. led the!
notified othu police m to he
on the lookout for the horse.
The folovring persons heve register-
ed at the locel hotel: during the lest
two days: Tooter Hoodoo—Hr. and
1m. Themes Roherie 111111 deugllter.I
Ethel, Middleton; George Tompkins,
Vermont; Herold 11. Anderson.‘ Ai-
heny: Ralph Outhouse, Denver, end'
Hiram Killpellny. Chicago. Goiumhie
-—0. L2. Hsrkness, Peidmoni. N. 0.;
Victor Erwin. Bridgeport; Bemuel u-
vinsky, New Haven; Maurice Cullen-
der. Hartford; and Frederick Fitesinl-
mono. springtime: Token‘eke inn-«11).
Jock Care.
New Yérk; George and Kenneth
Fredericleon. Riverside; Drive. N, Y. i;
H-erold urns of Newark ,
'1
H
' Fire. 1.2111111111111111; 0! incendiaryplig-
lin, totally destroyed the burn or Wil
Hero 11. Landon, ot‘l‘oheneite rosd.
[early Friday morning with a lose 01
labout $500. A small amount of insur-
ance of I810 was all that was held
on the properly and its contents. The
lire was discovered by Miss hiss L
the surrounding property will he cut
Poeley or xepie ”onus. Wop. end.
mmdm-mthemm
.3 (“Indore Dire-teed, 111 North Wilton.
Flinn: wnflnntahierigeidgfid. l,
«mindset m 01W;
61m Plazflulflm
wg2dmvlf$2 211‘.ro|-..’
mam-mnm
. MEMdW
mum
3‘ portedorGeorgetsmitlIl
3 - ofWoeeurlodgeowawcsmm-
and Norwelk. is pinning to rumble
2’ “Twill” between Wilton end 110
toll Point the evening ”of Decontiflr
mv.- Cleo “other 'trii'l to Stamford
later 24111. toghethose interestede
chuceioeeethsclrcue- -2
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indeedDeepRlver.
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01ml. 2B.20.Mlerot2m
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. The new ill-trial. denim” DI! “5'
trifle In: No. l. Hertha-W 309° 0*
New Heron; No. 2. Gebrge W. filt-
1191.11 at New 11111111; No a. limit to
Woflhm 0! W: No. (.9011
3.2 Whitney of Bfldgawfl‘ N0- ‘2
1mm evening (or their c111»! 1111:1115” “2 WW” ”t m" I'm "I
”MIKE-Weeks end 13118.
tithicecrmwumuthelcw
Wm‘eixdnllm. Theme
guest-I who were present. entered
p» m bl mauvuvfwlm at I
MIMI” at W MOB d .
bet-ta. ”ruminant“,
COAL”%!-° GAS
Ran csIII
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1'5— _
_ . Onlffih‘e range re.
...-:1“— quired for either or
both Gillie two “9351 p.
1 .-l‘ - : 'v . '
1;! A Cu‘sbinetion of
2 ‘ CONVENIENCE
COMFORT and
ECONOMY
r2011 311.11 1311 ,
. Homes "1%, NIAISl-i ‘I ‘
The City N anonal ;. .
BANK eTATLMEN 1S
Our Bank statements should be carefully looked over——
2:111:15 evidencedincreas'lng strength and scope p 111am~ 3
out
The prudent business man notes the consecutive state.
ments of the various banks and in this way selegis a per-
manent banking connectit n.
We would be pleased to have our statements examined
—Ilq them there is reason for believing that this Bank would
1
z
Charles 2E. Kellogg of Noreen; No. 8,
felon. :1Heery H.911"! of Denbury; Noll
George A. Burlinglmn’ or 111111111“
No. 10.. Boole! W. Most of lieut-
ville; No. 11, A. noses-u of Weier-
W
111124211111
mural
' 11111111
or nouns nemL—I-A nil, in. the No.19, Charles A.2 neckline at. N11111-
eted; No.13, Willib l. Feon of ‘llerh
nil; No.15,John1-I.Deitflufnrlnmk
17.11am Steiner of New 111211.111; No.
innings crcked 1m 1121111111122: 1111111111. one; No" 21. 111111111 .1. Dyer at Stony
men eheedy "£1. counting n In ed otfitemtord; No. 26. Albert E. 81101111112l
dition ‘to their victory column. Seller- oi Central Village; No ..28 Cole '1‘.
el rank. figured 11111111 111111 proceed Lloyd 01 Portieud; No 29. Charles Gul-
hnrp; No. 12:-Gsor‘ge,2c.‘cele2ntwm- . .
11.11; No. 14. EM. Jones ol New ans; 1
No. 16. Niels Nielsen 01211111110111 No. ' 2
318. John Incidence of Deep River;‘ - -
Brownt extendimlseventhe lest “two tic; No. 30. Harry 11- Hunt 0‘ 0N” . .
streetr here yesteldey slime nudICreeh; No. 23.011110"! Talmedge 0‘. it
took ewey e genie .whiCh Donovan's 1211111111111: 2% 24 William 0- Done”: 1i ,
make e desirable dcposlto2 3/.
Old Hickory Furniture
4W for the new or Summer coitus.
‘ CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND BETTEES "1.5, §EVER:AL ISTYLE8,_
ASK TO SEE THEM.
RAYMOND 8. SON
4' IAIN STREET. NORWALK.
- FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
inks ill e wey tolheip elongpdeicet” m 9! New Britain; No. 30, Herbert
what the Yankee pitcher was more to
White ol'orotonl No 31, Wilired u,
department only a few days ago. Tile
cold weather and the rain has by no
neens been helpful allies to the oil in
improving the reeds; ’
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111.1111. 9.1.2“.
savvv x22<...~R1-ri’<r- 21.16
nil-s. Charles R. Petty, or 1510111121611.
spent Wednesday with her parents,
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iv tel-M
S’Wfiflf.
.
.
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3 llounsbury, In 11111511111112. at 3 111%.. and‘
l NOROTONl
mud «LL—id'-
..vs ’51-" .11 mw- ,1.
“13.1.1111 Book is 11115116 lll'lel .111 ill-
nose of nearly :1 111011111
spa—LII“
111111 MinriiIo Hoibechzo‘i’ Bridgeport
is visiting in town this week. ' ‘
’ .
1110 Misses Craig are spendng the
21 cell-end with friends in New Jersey.
Henry Polly of New York, is spend-l
Ur. end Mrs. W. Stanley Lochwood. 11g the week‘ with ,lnends in this
an Eest evenue. New Canaan.
place.
Workmen in the employ 0:41:32 )BIfIrs. denies Slevdds of Maple eve-
m1 department are todey spreading hue. unwavering miter ql serious in
Iiuielled stone on the Bell delendi rondd fig... »
I and are making other improvements
to the thoroughfares on the island.
W. M. Ballard-oi Maple avenue. isI
. 'having his house treated to 11 cost of
"A-iull-dress concert will be given white paint.
2-3;:Mght by the Roweyton Drum Corps 2
intthe home 01 E. L. Stevens.‘ The Charles Reymond‘ot New Haven is
slur promises to be e inin eucceee. spending the week-end with relatives
ice cream and cake will be served. in this place. .
i
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“.9...
l
1
1111115111 r. Clarke, 01' Bell Ilelend 1m. 0. A. Dasromb and delight” .
stench formerly owned by the late
Win11: William 2H. Hoyt of South
milk. her bad the Mt pieced in Miss Hurst gave a luncheon to the
“mission and “10 engine I,“ running members of the Brooklyn Art Guild
1 " ,. .I3 in Merton ”“1 0' setnrdey this week at her home on the Post
2,V’.iieboetwuleinovedtohersnmmerm; ‘- 2 w.
‘ueorlng o's theeeeteideotnell ls-
Mr. Clerks lntendh to sell his
Ineiling yecht. “limbs."
visit with friends in New York.
' /
;yestel2dey between Dulce and Stem-
3ford.f1’lee next line has it schedule of
”Mimi! 235W“ Church—Services every hour, on the hell end on the
on Sunday. May 28, 10:15 Morning hour.
I'llleeyer meeting. in charge of Doreen ~ ...—....
nt‘ 11 Every 10:30 solos; 1111111111. 1311111011 Chauncey ‘BIreweter 11111
E the sermon will be preeohed by m‘elle 1111 annual visit st St. 1.1111121
R. G. Hartley oi the Sumerian Epiecopel Church next Sunday when
1211112 131111111 Church. 11 so the Bible a clear _le11 be ready for worthless
each will meet to study shout by him. 2
field Being Annointed King Overl , 2 m ,
h and Israel." 2 Sam. 2:17 5:141. 21111111111115 which have been used to
the meeting of Junior (1.11:. So,- guard new work under the roll:
I Topic (or the do! "Missions road viaduct hove been removed. so
b.1113; Mohslnmedens." 6. 45. meet-’2 the concrete 1‘11 sulliclently bordered ‘
e
w [MDB' Wt: IIIIBIIld Why. “I “13ng its surface-”3
lTINT-1292138. Lender: ”1'81: MID Tithe! ..
30.2 reenter 122111111; service The 11111...- Auxiliary 111 St. linked
my; strong Men"-1Eyery one is enemy-moss st 3,12. 11.11;. Add
widens at sny oi the serviced or will he,“
21111. 111117111an lest fell the M1110!“ (Morin,1 have returned from a short .I
. in 8101st on Theredey.
A new line of iitney bosses opened _
3 meeting in the Town 11rd. Pride: 1
i" of the C. E. Society T011113“ 3% Ifor rehieies to pose ever it without ‘ ‘2 2
lsho entitled» the langdb‘n's 6y? tele-
whose. n1'vek'enh them from sleep.
3At the 2
- .1m1m.r;l
sen that oil slidrts to save any con?
I I tents in'thellttru'cture’wouid be use
less. "All llarm1wes sent in. however,
end the Darien fire department ree-
pended. but the volunteers could do
nothing {it is understood that Miss
Lounsbu was up at 2: 30 o'.ciock
ldust e hilt hour before she noticed
'the flames and at that time there was
gaining; good start in the interior is”
the able n shared by the owners end
Miss 1.0111111111111111 3 «clock when
the ilemd'phrohgthrnuslt the mi)! 11310. .
. inside was a roaring tummie the
barn 111111 been 12011111111111be end
straw. e mowing machine. several
plows and nunlsrene other termite;
plemente. ell oi which were: tote!
loss. Tramps choosingiihe hem es e
place to sleep ere thought to bevel
started the tire.
hire. R. W. Keeler vJsited reletivelg fi
.-. an: at 11.111.11.11 use of Wet-stage.
The Equal 9111111111111; Lessor held
otternoon. May 21st.
1,
"a
and Mrs. Frederic Sutton.
Mr. and 1111.11 WI Keelel- visited -
(their cottage 111 0126111 Ilil're’il this lIIbIGIIIeoiNew Heston A.
- 111311. Where improvements are heingl‘efifi‘dge oi 12119111111: lodge or New
Wilt: 2 . . 3 . .
111-11111 willhe
111111 gluon 391111111121 end 11 weeI‘ I I'
no sign of e. lire. That the tire wefi
. IIol Norwich; stead mums”; 2. em. 11111111 sores.
I- 3:311: 111110: :11“: me: I chairmanship Their fleece For -
'2 “In 111th Lodge a: magnet“ Iulnmer Sensors;- , .2.
3m'fleteetthsorder1mx32flo; 11m opened their quit-es: _ fire-hm!
Mr. sndIMrs.WsltIe12 111111111. 111111111 2' 22 - 2‘ ‘ “ .
York, has been e recent guest of ‘Mr ‘I
11 21111111111111:
.. .. street remedies this, it
sermon by the pastor on. A Church, Noroton, will [fold on open ‘
Col-roll at East Herttord: No 331111011
Lindquist oi Bridgeport.“ No. 3,4, Her-
3.1758dwmlon111‘hopipsouvlile. ,4,
W“ meow-21119191111111. .
harms Deputies 11111911111
lice 1.1. Huntley of New 11111611sz
rigors. 1111111311! “19" e,.ee the
closing sellplowked . lie strengthu
tori
came in thelzest two inoingIe, after, ’1‘
the Yankees had finished their scoring Mrs
10" “‘9 “I? I , ‘ '3 No. 2..an Agnes Noumea IoIi New its}
..-—-—-’-~'i22--2--222- no; 0. 3.. Mn Gertrude Morris in
museums pernreo 3121;131:111; port; No, 4. Mn. D1111 31109111111 -
JOSEPH's {or n geport; No. 5 1111‘. Anne it.
The St. Josephs teem wee (talented 612th or Seymour; No. 6. Miss Lizzie
by the Hinkedinlre by 3 score oi Donnellyot New Millard; .\0 7. M52
9 to 0 111111 morning. 3 We‘ll. Wilbur or New 141111011; No
MSpec1al..._—— I
Fire. Life, Accidentf'l’le Iii Glare.
’Wcl’ltrril'n‘i Computation, 1.1111111. ’
ty, Merlhe 1111111 Kuto‘inolille. “22‘"
Surety Bonds I
NotaI’i'lee Public ..
Steamship Tickets
1
i M. Layton & Co. Inc.
”REAL” ESTATE '1NsunAl‘vcE
"111111111211“ Are. 2’ solvorwnlk'
U
,2 t: $6.50 {083th '1 .
.jLeligs $635,111: 811112
3 Rowen St. E. Norwalk. Donn.
tuck: No. 9.3112111“ Austin Io! Win-
victim). 10.111211. A A. Grieb oi
.slerloun; No. 11. hits mules 117.1111-
101' ohm; No. 12.81110. E. Wil-
so: u Middleton; No is, 1211 01m
Sterkey oi Deep River; No.14. Miss
MEWS.
Lyrin Ceddy of Colloid; No. 16. Mrs.
(Continued from Fleet Page.)
laminate Nelson or 9111111111111; No.17,
“I'Vfll- Md werden. floor-go LI 1m. Sareh A. Jetters of Jewett City; .
Choline of Townsend lodge of Wet- No. 18. Mrs. Ive P Oddy. oi Stamford;
outcry: med 1111211111.qu 1'3. No.19.)drs.dldrthel). unwell omit-
Hutchinson. P. G. 11.. ot Bonnet 21. tonne!!-
It!!! indie of Bridgeport; greed
111111 111111 11111
2“
gunman-b.1111 center-ll emits 111.3114 Haggai? W2
Frinhlin Lodged'l‘honieeten. re- to Hell lam-W
winners
2.1111111 L. 11111111119111 .
6061mm“ Appointments. avenue, unaware... gene!
Greed ate-ul- Alleme he: made the'cottege. “The Ferriew."2ior the sure
We: ”fitment: to commit-inlet. . Herry El. Nettle, endwhil,
”Miss-1m 11111111111111.1111. 1.1111 spoil 111112
.f’o‘Ir 111’s -
$8.11". Mary. A..1sohmen of None-2 22
SHORE 13mm AND ALL 2‘
1011111 112. O’SULLIVAN,» prop;
than or er liners stem ‘91
Dorian HouSe
(Gregory Boulevard)
2 East Norwelk
Opmshleyr.’
KINDS OF SEA. FOOD
COOKED-TO ORDER.
. Telephone , Cell 7211.
Furniture, Stoves
-—-1—--—end—----2-I-
II-‘liouselulelshlogs
Mange for next winter‘s coal
3 now Summer Prices Ate
lief in mm.
1:111:11 12,12 ovnn jwlrll
Hams 81 Guns
11138130”;
I. mouse!
The store s Hiciwry 13111112412111 11
, opened next ll‘hui-ednyhy Frenclspnd
312:2an f. M Arthur.
_.mterlstoheincherga until his
brother dnisheehls tel-Insist Tults Cl-
legeetelephonewiilheinstefled
11-11111: hotshoimhnryeomot’II
31
' Hie:- ‘ new Sci" ence .
Jerim'rton or ouutonmrt
2': Werentieitheoenumnoitnm
$9qu; ., imutheokeeuendtheertc
' $800 Feet. Willows. mourn-cm.
ummmmnuroom “Ul'mdhtwintogmmug2
2ihe hIeoh. Even it done In childhood
ltwbreempimednermendpeinin
We hmeumumm‘.
amenable terms inspire oi
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