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Wain, otVanZantatreat. Yachtolub. whoownsaleuachuae
:5'“ secured a position in a Bridgeport bewme a member of the Knickerbock-
mine shop. ‘m{ er Yacht Club and will probably keep
sills boatinusnhasset Bay tor the
The linemen oi the third distrcit sts- greater part c! the coming summer.
up. are busy at this time erecting two This will be much more convenient to:
lines of wire on Marvin Beach tract. Vhlm in view at his residues in Brook~
In.
antes Tobey. Jr.. and Funk Soo- ’
bass. or the East Side. have _accepted' Rev. Edam 8.1mm at the u
positions with Augustus Bitch, the E- Cburch, and Rev. Mary B. And-
an avenue painter. gm of the Baptist Church, are
. ____.__.. 'tplsnning to take a religous cusus oi
Improvements are being made to the Rowayton. It ll the plan Of "19 Wm!
m1 uundry by manager c_ L. that the cannula: be done on Sun-_
, asylum. The building is lathe hands day afternoon. June 6. by members or
d painters and carpenters, who are the young people's societies'oi the
asking minor changes. t'two churches.
{nails Gamble has returned to ills" "333mm Bumuda".ls :33 3.333331
tune on Seaview avenue after an on get the lecture to be illustrated by ster-
W business visit in Boston. whore! oopticon views tonight in the Metho—
' he has been in charge of in NB con- [dist Episcopal church on Rowayton
tract. .. avenue by Revncmrles umoro Barto
of the Norwalk Methodist church and
“ The regular routine business meet- [3 which the 900018 of a“ community
In of the Sunday school board of the have been invited by the Men's Bible
half Avenue M. E. Church, was held class of the church This 13 the regu-
“evening General business 1"“ la'r monthly meeting of the class and
was discussed. 1 realising the plans we that Dr. Barto' s'
ilecturo would give utendedan invi-
A barge of crushed stone consulted tation to all in the village and espec
to Brown & Hoyt is anchorod in tho‘ 1313'me mm [0 come “a loin with
30W“ harbor. It Will be towed, Willi them in begging and seeing some.
in a few days. to uptown docks b! “I! thing of beautitulBerm'ids. Dr. .Barto
egg, ."Addle V, 2nd." its a most pleasing speaker and will
'undoubtedly prove most interesting
Theodore Meade, ot Branchvllle, and and will give the people much juror.
isles Arra Gates. of eGorsetown. were mation concerning the island After
married. Monday evening. at? o'Jclock the lecture a social time will be in
, in the East Avenue M. E Church NM order and retreslnnsnis will be served
me. on Rowan street. by the past by the entertainment committe oi the
0!. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks. class. The president or the class hopes
there will be a' large gathering pre-
There was no meeting oi the third sent this evening to enjoy the lecture
district commissioners last night n which is sure to prove interesting.
, scheduled. Due to the absence. out-oi-I
town. of Edward F. Smith. the adjourn-
Id meeting was called oil. The next '
“ca—I. W»
regular session will‘ be on Monday
night oi next week.
..
Alphonso Canaverl,‘ oi East Wash-
» m street. yesterday met with “‘a
. painful accident. when he wasfithrown
'l'o soon, and Mr. Canav'eri was thrown
luclbly to his. knees while about, to
‘ into a wagon. The horse started
to the ground. suffering painful brulsc
c. die is able to be about again to—
in?
“ward «Robinson will remove his
who. and automobile repair shop
in its present location at the corner
l.‘
ANA“ MO‘\.
All graduates of the Clcnbrooli pub-
lic school are invited to attend. Fri-
day evening‘s meeting of the Glen-
brook School Alumni Association;
Election of olllcers is to be held.
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B!“‘ 54“ .«r -
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Powder.
and gussasorlt,
lag povders.
consideration.
lift “1‘.
‘ cent for a clinic
made with Royal.
lies
-. .
ill at 130th street.
Miss lintb Newman oi Sound
Beach. spent Sunday in town. the
guest oi friends.
A. in Rogers and"isrolls"ol lice
Yorlparenowréeidlngatfidhrh
street flu the slugger.
W. H. Miller has been confined to
his home during the past work.
threatened with appendicitis.
Mr.andllrs.A.8.Cookandtau
iiy 31010er to Great Neck. LL. Bun
day. and attended the christening of
their grandson.
'i’.
unand mine... 1‘. snub and
ed on Sunday with” W
Tools in Stamiord.
l I
saline-ht cs'édct
' r- awn-v
Mr and hits. it.
is ., where they. have been visiting
(that daughter.
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Motor 1010 is in service again on:
the electric branch. This car was
the one which replaced the motor
that was burned midway v-‘betweea'
Talmdge Hill and Springdale. a
couple 0! years ago. It is of steel
In all. receipts calling for
one teaspooni‘ul of soda and tea .
of creep of taster. use instead
tlo spoonfuls of Royal. Baking
You" will get better and
finer food and save much trouble
Look out toss adultes'atad hat-
c not per-nit their
to come into your house under any
injurious substance to your food.
destroying in put its dlmtll-r
been»: sill tell you
this and it is unquestionable.
housewives are cacti-as led
to use Mano!" bakin ponders
because or apparent loser cost.
but there is very little differ-
ence in practical use. mittens
biscuits-43 acre trifle when you
consider the vast. difference in
heelthfulness in favor or food
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
reunion of the Manhattamilll-e Alum;
llr.’asd Ira. mm Brown visit-c
to return this week fro! Wilosleyp‘
They-synod“
oakscrpan
Baking Powder.
York
in the church parlors.
The Cross Highway team was de-
tested bribe‘floly Alamo Socitey team
by the score or did i. The game was
interesting and abotll teams played
good ball No 59". the so-
‘dcty‘b'o'y's. ~ j '
Twoisutoulobilcs collided head on in
Greens firms island”. Both our
considerably damaged. Number plates
A. .,
and other . , oti identil'pstlon-
were rembved fr the machined. No
one was tainted:
The case of A. 'llaStocklng'Joi-marJ
nilwscntative oggeddiag. ”unkind on!
itinator stilts (all Mt la‘w,’ wha out
called in Justice- Hull‘s court Bellini
day Stocking use arrested three
weeks ago in: operating his dorm
tor of Michael Sally. themalbhn'own
's'ardaner on the cantons William H.
Born in, Greens Farms. will take p
Thursday-morning,at the Chus'ch oi
the MAW the Rev. J. J.
Dunno will-cantata atasuplial mall.
“Aways-will be attended by herd
sister. Mrs. John Cummings and Air.
Cummings will act as best man. The
happy couple are. rocelviilg the well“
wishes or a widefiircle oi friends:
" ,' .iana‘stru'ctlo'n "' compiler.
d Scat/low avenue and East Washing- ..
(all street, to' the Triumph Column
, Company’s former quarters on the
win ram. bridge. The bridge
loin un’den'
M. within a short'tllne will sell the
building now occupied by Mr. Rubin-
Vstmand have it removed from the
W“ property at this point.
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Mrs. John Holman. oi Roton ave-
nue. has opened her ice cream store
don the season. .
Arthur ‘3. crew and children, who
decently purchased the 'Kelldrick place
“I Roton avenue, have moved here.
_ The A. W. '1‘. Class met yesterday
afternoon; with Rev. and Mrs. Henry
,3, Anderson. at the Baptist parson-
Dr. L. M. Allen has launched his
yacht. “Grebe," and the boat is down
to her moorings at the Norwalk Yac'llt
'1 is. and Mrs. George A. Wright, and
laughter, Miss Olive Wright. have re-
mod to New York after a visit with . " .
an: :an license A. Wright. Jr.
John McCormick. the Irish tenor.
1wltl'i his wife, and her two sisters, in
~two automobiles. stopped at the Hotel
Woolt.‘ in Stamford. yesterday, tor
MYachtClub. anathoownoria'
already deriving no little sport trail
S; S. Weed. the grocer locutei on
the fest Road, is about to give up his
were here. He will continue his one
in. Rowsytoul however. A sign for
rent is now seen in the local store.
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Miss May Barney of Old King‘s
Highway, has been visiting tor a few
days with relatives in New York.
There was a well-attended meeting
of the Brotherhood of the Methodist
Church in the church lecture room
Monday evening.
On Thursday evening, the Junior
Epworth League of the Methodist
Church will present an entertainment
in the church. under the direction or
Mrs. G. E. Richter. The obiect is to
procure new hymnsls tor the young
folks. The entertainment. will be
given by the youngsters. assisted by
a .iew oi the older members of the
league. .
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Charles Venom-and is to be p. tllod.
He was arrested Monday dilemmas
and given his freedom at 6: 30 o 'clook
the same day. ‘ In less than ““de
hours be;was back sgain'behin‘d ihe
bull-z for the same old oilense‘, Jl-lull
entices. His customary trip to Ll illne-
port for a stay at the county jail is
‘ now assured.
rill: Howard smith. in New Jersey.
'W
F 8. Edwards has. inclined at
Ford runabout train the Blue Arrow
Manager Schmidt has ed tile“.J “n the plnoahlqt tbelng obn-
Bichmoddmunabsll tasoVsnmbytlle (Benoltownro
pear here “on Animist '1. Tllisteam mmnmnflpeuflou mo
and aware tied nib. imbued! Toto) ‘ Won. inn. 9..
with such clubs as the- Cypress Kills,' Ailenlla'wls ' ’ 5V} 2' .750
~ Empire City A. A. and other-“s. am. Allen “ " ‘ - s ' 1 M0
" " Hernando-listen; ll 5 , J“
"Jerry" Fraser, who is a student in mwunfiM{a"' u 9 ' .650
Valparaiso Unusually; indlana, where Angie. 1V0, Genital: 6' 6 .5”
he is telling a course in electrical en- 13333343333th 3 ' 5 " .878
gineerlng. has been enjoying several “with 6 _' .250
days' vacation with his parents..llr. Allen.Puglg 1 3 .259
and Mrs. William Fraser, on Smith‘s Mega-D1130“! _, ; -1 1 .;V .185
Ridge. during the past week. Mr. m- > ~94.—
Nalson Brown spent the week—end ‘ '
construction and at large dimensions.
41‘ Several” games played last evening
“3* W M WM Mblfilassaslollwan iasWn
Alter an illness at at. Vincent‘s hos-
pits! in Crldgep‘ort. Mrs. Sarah Mul-
illne.awidow.‘passedawsyln matter
and stitntion last evening. aged 8'! seats.
l
sel- returned to school Tuesday cvon- i
log.
Fred 'i'rlukaus a... or her.
met with a severe Accident last week; for a great number 6t years and was
that for the time being was a sources. held in high esteem by a great utmost-4V
at much worrlnlont to his parents. Vat trisnds. She was a devout osm-
Fred, in company with another play munic'ant at the Church of the As.
mate. was in the act ctcllmbln'g into sumptlon. She is survived by one
the back of c wagon. when he fell son. Thomas. and several grandchil-
bsclrward and struck his head a hard drcn'. The funeral will be held at 9
blow. For some time he was ill over o'clock. Saturday mornlns. m the
the occurrence. and seemed dared. butt Church or the Assumption. The stove
he rallied. evidently only adhering a Father JV; J. Bugged will chant a blah
severe shaking up. , redalsln mass tor no spiritual web
;. tare, and the burial will take placb iii
the Catholic cathetery. where a colli-
. mlttal service will be read. ' .
f, lulu-m s nus-r eARe roe
WASHINGTON Ally lit. Ql'o put an
ml to union and at rlneg
,3 and other government property issu§d
C to the state militias. Secretary. _ Garri-
" son b'hs directed that unrest! {ifi
_, - , amput- tor such losses be deducted
. ‘ , iron, the pay or responsible ulcers”
fittixsihm gm 1‘ it and enlisted men. This action issuable
and were found me: by 1“ Kirk. rm?” hadrons oi the gaming
W... . nee. ° New violins is
slim Battle’s medley when "' . . _ .,
«by iron lit-mp rune. silo - ~ «
Mrs. Trinkaus or South Main street. lure. Mullins had Vllved in Samuel: -
(continued Frsn' First Papal
Tho-collision, it w rescued. tick.
, Wammnathnstotthe
Nantucket Shoals ldahtship, about
4 t... II.
is . and fainter and it was dill-
c t' for the wireless stations to {9021'
musicals with her. Two warships
oi the Atlantic dost hurrying to the
assistance a! the disabled vessel
came up alongside of the Ryndam
about 7 o'clock and steamed along
with the liner, which made very slow
my“!
’ii'rom wireless reports received la-
Vie“ it was believed that the lunch
was enabled to increase her speed 'to
'1'3. knots or more. Meanwhile the Co
has with the nysdam's pasengers and
' . a her new, headed to
, strapltowardsthisport. nonre-
bias manages were picked up'irom‘
‘ the Cunaomdlt wasnstkaown‘bere »
her or not she was equipped with
long range wireless. The «tent at
calcined. but it could not base been
anything serious, because lnl'msdia
lily alter the collision all the lira-
dun‘a passengers and part of the
claw were transferred immediately to
tile Cunco.
The Ryndsln was said to be heavily
ls'dcawithssencrslcargooliood
studs and merchandise for Holland.
The Ryndam, a vessel of rim tons,
swenty passengers in 'her llrst and
mind cabins, and 116 In her third
cabin,
‘ 'l‘ho Cunso is a Norwegian freight-
er of 556 tons. Bile piles between
Atlantic coast ports and the West in
dies. it is believed that she carried
so passengers.
The Atlantic fleet which has been
engaged in maneuvers, lies in the
neighborhood where the accident so
“mad.
The progress of the Ryndsm was t
icdnilnued ngbton the part it the
dew to prevent hold No. 8 from illi-
With hold No. 5 tilled. the we
no gained slowly in No. i, notwith.
Kandinsmcry afloat to coach 1:. and
, the ones-s. nulls Braden made, til-'9'
cautious lash-admin liner ill- the
event“ WhMILKW we'llmvt
The cause of the. accident has sol.1
been 3W, but it. wasbslleved that
a heavy tog, which was brailsbt up
Why a southeastern wind late last
night was responsible for the col
llslon. Fortunately anheavy ass was
not musing at the time the two
,stcalnsblps crashed into. each other.
A wireless message from Capt. Hou-
Iral o! the Ryndanl, made public by
the Holland-American Line at 9
o'clock and received by than: less
than an hour bolero. read as follows:
“One hundred and fifty miles tram
Ambrose. Hold five lull cl. water,
water gaining Engine room whiter we
can master. Am proceeding 13 mile
speed. Passengers and '1“ crew
My on board Calico. American
squadron standing by "
Apparently Captain native: was not
aware, when he sent this mesons.
that the managers had been re-
Wt! troll thallium to the
battleship South carolina.
'l‘lle uhmber oi passengers aboard
the madam. it was enhanced at the
once of the. line today. was seventy
sesame: whom twenty“ were in the
lust cabin. thirty-tour in the second.
and tweniy‘tln'cs‘ in the third. The
crew numbered in -
The Ryndam's cargo consisted
chiefly oi iondstults and was raised
at ”Monthly '51, 000,.000 The
ft) the “album elm Trust at
356“er no list included $6.300.
Sunfish of coal: 5.000 bags of. Hour;
300 casesot linseed 011:200 halo. 0!,
.oottna; 3'09 kegs oi wire 'natls And 16
boxes at corrugated sheet iron.
it was said that most of her pas"
sensors were Europeans returning
home and that only a few were VAmer‘
icons. “
The owners oi the doseph Cuneo
said that she canted no passengers.
and mother crew consisted or 2.0}
then;- small tramp steamer;
plying in the fruit tilde} batman.
Boston and the Westllnlll _ .
..S_o tar. as could be learned. the
leP‘P W included only £1!
.Amerieans, mono... lira. Ruth's
Daly.‘ of, New York; Miss (fit!
him. oflfisllimore. lites WM:
mine A. Easel, at Boston; Ali's. let:-
this Rebel. of this city: Henry L
van} PM. of this city'.V and Rent 15s»
The W 8 “m, WA-
bi. water in the holds at the Ryndiun'
lied been checked and the steamship
the "
the Canon and it was not known here *
sailed from this port yesterday with '
bulk or her. outpatient was consigned“
.— -_-———....-... m.
SHHE
'i'ue Joseph J. Clinch sailed tram '13th
ton last night for Barscos.‘ Cuba
"The collided bemused shortly inn
*1 a. in, in latitude 40.1: north. lentil
bade manifold lib" WfiafidlvV
on as "t6 the' circumemn’ebil or" the nu
titre oi the damage sustained by
either mm, lament that the Modem
was making considerable water.
Calls for assistance were answer
ed by several steamers and by the
South Carolina and other United
States battleships. The transfer of
passengers and portal the crew ot‘-
cupied about an hour and was so-
compllshed without mishap. The
Rindanl then headed for New York
ataspsedols'ovenbnt'ss'uhour.
with the Olsen close behind
The South Carolina and up with
the two vessels soon after '7 oclocs.
At the request of Captain Aamodt.
tbs Ryndam were transferred to film
battleship. The messages received
here did not state at what port the
South Carolina would land them, but
the Ryndam to New York. ,
Other messages from the warships
stated that the steamers collided dur-
ing a this} log. \The Cuneo‘s bows
were smashed is badly.
. At 9 a. in. the Ryndam. conveyed
was ateanllng towards New York at
a speedoflsk'notsanbour. Thewa-
ter was said to be rising rapidly in
her hold. . '
NEWPORT it. 1.,
radio message received
tleehip Sgth as today stated
that she had on, board 250 persons
Hay lid—A
ter she was directed to convoy the
to New York. -_ -
L
ST ATE LUTHER LEAGUE.
MEHDEN, flay 2,6.—Jl‘be Gbnnecti-
- cut State Luther League held its an-
nual estimation have today at the:
woman Lutheran Church, with morn-
log and attention “salons. Routine
business, ihclu'diilg reports of silicate
and committees. were presented and
dinners elected In addition there
were addresses and [discussions on
the league. . .
The closing locating. which will beV'
held tonight; will be addreso'd by Rev.
.Stiiillilll'l BUllDIHO ‘
TAM EtiTt’A'lllll. m» up Elli! mom
m5 mini
BRIDG'EPORT
Thiriylears
m cams comm. iii-seas crvv.
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NEW YORK. VIAy Eds—Jacob Rup
pets. one or the most widely known
of the Jacob“ Bullpen Brewing Com-V.
pally. died in Millions here late last‘
night. new it ycamold.‘As n
boy of 10 years. Mr. Rapport began
his career as a brewer in" the employ
of his father, Franz Ruppert, in this
of the Cnneo. the persons taken from.
it was thought that she might convoy.
by ~'Ule Cause and the 'bnt'tleshlps‘,._
South Carolina, Texas‘snd Louisianm'
from the bat-‘
from the disabled steamer Ryndam. .
The South Carolina was first ordered.
‘ to land the passengers here; but in-
matters relating to the activities or .
square and with no machinery. His
establishment
Mr. Rappes't's reality holdings in and
about this city are estimated to
amount to several million deflate. Mr.
Rapport was a member of the elec-
ot Grover Cleveand as President.
His son, Col. Jacob Rapport, .lr.,
its no? head of the groafibusiness
founded by Mr. Bupp'ert and is part
owner or' the New YuriT Baseball t' lull
oi the American League.
Mllllfilfll
The Testimony of South Norwala
Poodle Stands the Test.
,. The tail. if time is what tells the
tale.
misrepresentations are made, and
merit alone will stand the test oi
tine
South Norwalk people appreciate
merit and many months ago local
nay. Pills; they do so still woulaa
was just ail-represented: Below
kidney-ills is .looking‘fir.
south Namath. saysifl , beta?-
1‘ regret that 1 did not learn of this
medicine when I was ,il,rst taken with,
chh uttering”
r. w Schneier. Va may. ln~ ' W
city. Later he started'hls ov'l‘n bmw- '
cry in a building hardly fifty feet "
I Mrs, J. Fiber.” ’48 Spring street; i
' not -
been as "well in two years as l have,
been since using Dosn‘s Kidney Pills. ,. V.
kidney trouble, inr it would have m. V,
n
I)
Whit”,
brewers or this country and louder >
was enlarged several '
ltinle‘s until it now has an annual ca-
‘ novelty of two million barrels. '
in addition to the brewery properly '
total college in the second election'
The public soon finds out when,
citizens publicly endorsed Dean's Kid- .
citizen make the statement which {01- ,
. lows nnless'oonvinced‘that the article .- ‘
is ,
testimony'aucllgas the Morel-1mm.
Norwalk Chronicler