'ficr'talned over the holiday by local
. Islands.
, M street
.1" received a cargo ot‘ooai aboard
lbs, barre.‘ '
“ (harder street.
‘ “relatives in Bridgeport.
' who has been visiting“ with his par-
lk Home in thet'icity:
«win
Ihll will be held next Monday.
.«mrwm Yacht moms narrow.
, Harlow avenue.
”on shoes» Isldbd.
“church wmhenslsninm NH
> 4 send-y’agh.a.c,- ’-."
EAST. somm -
NEWS“
inrryOlmsteadmtnridgsporhwasiheyachtdngsedneranchorsndsl-
moat went ashore.
It is reported that John hicCormacs.
tbolrishtenor.whoissummeringet
Tokeaeks, has purchased a large e:-
tsto at Shines Point and will reside
.‘ ____. there in the future.
was Ferris Coal Company, this morn-
Matt Allen. a New Haven printer,
sacs: the holiday with relative: on'
I! 8. Cornell who formerly owned
a summer home on Belle Island and
who moved the. this piece to Mid-
dleton. was a visitor at the island
our Sunday and yesterday. Mr. Cob
not! came down in his line raised decli
launch.
‘Hilrrr Up "
“nylon White. of the East Side.
is: poured a position on‘tfidsem
allfi a oarpenting firm
We: Tobey, 8r. sod family. of
spent' Memorial Day
‘w
The attendance banner of the Frank-
3 ll! edlool was resented to the
'~-—- 'sevonthgrndepupilsotllisssnnaili.
“T‘W B. Bean. of 30°15'11”» VIN! Briody for their splendid attendance
We: from smelt spent the during the month of May. The ma-
Ways with his brother. W. L. Benn. laxity of the pupils are iron: the East
-—"‘—' Bide.
ram Rowland. formerly of the
Ibo! Side. now a resident of Bridge- N
pen. was s. visitor with East Side
was. yesterday. I] r
Alfred Erickson, of Brooklyn, N. Y..‘
outs on Bridge street, has returned to '
spent Sunday in Portohester.
308a. L'Hommedieu of Osborne ove- ‘ . *rfl‘fi- "
mac. spent yesterday with friends in GeorgeW. Adams has returned from
" llnw York. Mrs. L’Hommedleu was a a twoweehs‘ tithing trip to Maine.
Visitor in New Heven , _ j z
—— f Mrs. George Gifford. remain: on the
There was no meeting of the third insslid list. at her horse inihe bowel“
commissioners last evening. Parish.
heroes of the holiday. The next ses-
------—- several months in Norwalk, has re-
54 hrge number of members of the turned to town for the‘sumlnu'. V
the holiday at tile hba‘rtors on Mr. ind Hrs?” George Albin and son,
of Georyetownnspont Hemorisl Day
at innocuous: of C. ill. Hosanna.
"Open" Pall“ “‘
Med throughout (1:9. MY.
‘* “omen. 5: MW mm W
Lucas “é .. ed tires. 8. Carbon. ol'Wll-"
whoidal :W.~ mammaliansssonmtchhnw
sum (:5 . - More 5 :19 :4: . ~.i'. . .
mo. instead of at :55 church.
_ the Union ever held" in town:
mu Elsie Beers. of the East Side.‘
-« McKinley Comp, Spells!) War Voter-f
Mrs. iiattlc Coley. who has spent.
£. .1". ..
(ignition-l mm fag!
moirmodmsrchmcndtrimm
once.
Through the generosity of local on:
While uncle, suflcicnt machines
were loaned to cell for every rest
dent veteran at his home. and tslte
banckattertboeeraaedn’Tu
members of Biotin” Pool. his.
12.G.A.R,flNolwalk.wsumetat~
theWinnipnukcndolthotmlieled
taken to Wilton, and returned to the
Postroomscmrt‘beasrfloes. Avoi-
mmic and them ails by m
George Placenta, one of the scouts.
were most effective.
Richard H. Fitch, a member of the
Advisory Committee of the Boy
Scouts. made the iddrcsa of welcmne.
in which be briefly dated the censor
that led an to to use; and the
detaminnihn of Dale TOM'“ cen-
tlisue the good wort every year. Hr.
Fitch said in.part:
To you, the citlsens of Wilton._a:nd
our good neighbors. who harnesses
bled here to pay just tribute to our
soldier dead, greetings.
in particular is extended them
est welcome to those sturdy somber:
of Norwalk. who. at much personal
inconvenience. have journeyed here
to join with their brother veterans of
Wilton in the first real sttemvt to
hold an organized ceremonial in iron-
Letxne tellmwhatthoseoidtel—
lows have timed out for M”- This
morning they Joined with Willi-m
m sdmfnokwsu
:Hr. muses.“
untosdrnnomfiw 398'
=Wfl‘
Wholesome-5 u om
”WWW”
(atltsconflusionismohm
“Mindebyhisgrandmother
..hfllfllfihmmtb&iflwm
'been
icon, the" cm
mynsanhtthemumsagrhas
bosom-eyed. itwarthenrsim
”wwmhu
beforetheundiagneyerybdrfiiI
chemist. star ambled
Banner.‘
"‘Tbsustspukerpresnwl'el
MMWLCM
WWW}
mausahutbutmostnrnutad'
in futile yum.
M.C.med8t.w
tbsw's. who warmly greeted the Old
addiorsandwuwsraliylmlIM-l
aeras'mmfomimm
mommmhmm
nonsm.mmndenmostd~:ssn.
When-cu end was not
Ml! W “W “m
.nmmeootmon
once! the hits of the day. Rev.
Charles‘Jfi. Butte. of Norwelk. but
whose first pastorate twentylve years
ago‘wasiefieZion': Hill I.E.
Church. Cannon station. greeted his
of Buckingham Post. No 12. G. A. R'Jold M in . most M19 “y
when everybody W in sins!“
and led by the scouts the veteran:
were tails: in automobiles to Joe:
Hill cemetery where the ritual of the
or of Wilton men who bubble sumo A 3‘ was mm by the Command! '
and Adjutant of necking-em “I" 1
whuethemnapneedmersonm
nagmnrkcd we“
ans. of Kuwait. and sftllr “CW:
cemeteries, then hurried. home for
lunch. caught the trolley car below
2 o'.elock and were met by butane
ibiles which brought than here. To
Inigm they attend noel-d services in
Norwalk, and tomorrow so to the lo
'cnl cemeteries to decorate the grove:
of their deed comrades. over the‘
same route they covered last Sun-
lday, when they blotted linger on 3“
graves. That's a program that many
manotonohslfthdragsinthls‘
undo woidd side-slowest! 1 basic
More this meeting is over that they
1"
theoserclseswentwiihtbnmtotbres iced Then the
{734‘ 7* attbew’ s cbafl
5 “gm“ “simian?
Korey old
mm were with“ back to M
homes ,aad Villa's llrst attain?! 3‘
a format recognition of our soldier
soul was most successfully 008‘
chided.
mnififiu _
Animist:
. A
is a vote of thanks. one thing"
t mods thier-, worh easier this
out was the assistance of the been
for the Hybrids of the road. passedJ
Siobhan Sume- of Node" street scents. Our old man down there 0'" run r l H sis m m
ho “controldtt :Thembendas
whohnsm afflicted with: leriibsaidto muslin-w 1mm“ wayfiihmulm nndcruhl
”I $011811“. Willi)“ Wouo,’ oarbuncie on one hand. i: new lmprov-'
“commas-on and Fredarown. of the lag
Ihst Side spent yesterdiy in New ‘ ' ‘
» York, where they witnessed the game Mr. and Mrs John Philips. snd Miss
Hlldred Mehl, of New York, hare'boen
guests of Mr and Hrs. Elmer Hull. or
The meeting: misfit. of the In Good- mu-
wall We ot'tbe VAN/onus M. . __
I. Church. will behave It the home 9! )lr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson, and
III!- Ami-m 0cm mood of In children. or the West side. were over-
“ Glitch 3'10“ “8 session PM Sunday guests of Mr. and hire. Joseph
Hohbhanlnmwe. ‘ tum. fit .a, '
between the Giants and Brooklyn.
w —__.———-
in automobile W the No. 34,- Mr. Ghiotto. who was hallo badly
all was ditched ellipsoids the M mini-ad by his horse, last week. at his
dating to Pine “interested” sti- home in the Upper Parish. is now 5515.
uncommon this one > 5
vertakin: no tébesboutsgain. . 8an “mam ‘m
soldiersin'aehcblrchnrtaIHIdo .53...“ pi... amused M
W “’8“ betterthisyeer ! "surrealism.
nihnr than collide wl
which was going;
.8108!” 08". . J’ '
‘ n Point. . 3 Mr. and Mrs. James Ghamboflainre-
i ' ’turned to Brooklyn alonday eyenins.
William weldron and party. Of the attergs two weeks’ visit with Mr. std
nan side, met with-.s. minor accident Mn. mwiey Williams. ‘
In Danbury yesterdsy. When their na- .
dine “1.,“qu ““3 3» mum“ 9°“ Mr. sud Mrs Elmer 'l‘almadge have
no damage was slight, and the ma' moved to the Ke‘lcy summer resi-
m WIS able to proceed 7.0 NOI'Wllk dam in Nome” the K9“! um“): net
without assistance. :returning to town this season.
.———r
“3 East NOI‘W“ Adient'Chrlstiall ’MISS “0881108 30an. “a broth-
march. yesterday. at the convention or We, Robertson. of Bayonne, N
. of Advent Christies Sunday schools 1 "m week-end mg or Miss Flor~
,- and [oral Workers' societies: was rep- once Banks. and Willis Banks of Nor-
neaented by Mrs. R. E. Tier, Miss lyr- il._eld ‘ ‘
aii Saunders, Lydia sch. Theresa Pod-
hobs. Mr. and Mrs. lilohsrd Bland and
In. A. F' Ainsworth.
John Scrogglus, a boy employed by
, r 'w. 'r. Amie, or Noriield. is suffering
from»: severe out on his hand. caused
:by contact with broken glass on Sun~
‘ bir. and tire. Joseph M. Perry. and
the Kisses Perry. of Fort Street. East
Norw‘hlk. have returned home alter a
fewdoys’ visit with m. and Mrs.- W.
H; Robinson. ~
OWAYTO
Wx’i’ huflj
altar-lea Money and family. of New
lost. have} arirdd fat the summer
‘ Many parentoand friends. also over
Theilowsyton Dunn: cg}... ”m‘l‘. seventy'nre pupils from the various
no thlpley‘ 5 Clark, attentional-ado."
My: in South limit. the his my pier and so the mods
umOMdflOMumtfleb
“ClaraCaldweliorDariemhu‘
nailed the Sumdmlt Great House ohm
“island. suoceodln‘mmfle: ’ may“
3W “W “Mm‘mmuwumwms
‘“’ ' 'V ' mksncfiinwhichprlsssothalrrlb-
norm meeting“ the mic mtmmsmzhcsndmmthe
also in, at the horses! unsmh mausoleum"-
as“ ‘
Junkyard m . _ .
mortimwmmcmhmw 55505 cit-lithe
ov‘qsstnrdsy nighuhsrmstnsm memmmmn
schools in town were in attendch at
“fignmuemnrffsbsuldu
those flags. "
Which brings me towhat causeslead
{up to this meeting. For 5 numbers!
you: mornbers of Backhghem Post
,3... 8t. Hatthew’a cemeteries. This
was discontinued some yasra- also.
From that “133.com Samuel
Bette. has assumsd entire charge of
my Scouts. .2‘
They took much totem h ih
fl'he meeting of today is the. result
of thier eiforts under the energetic
guidance of their Scout Hester.
The most surprising feature that
developed in the preparations. was
the feet that the flags furnished in!
every year by Buckingham Post were-
paid for by an appropriation mode to
them by the City of Norwalk. While
thesumlsnotlarge thlsshouldsot
be. Wilton is fully able to buy M3
for her soldier deed, and l have pro-
cured a. bill for the coat. and have
without doubt, will order it paid.
cite this instance merely to show:
how we. the citizens of Wilton. have
neglected a solemn duty,
Now it is good to- unit that evcry
person here is wearing the“ colors. At
no time since the Bebbiiloirhaslt
been more import-n5 to Egeg gun
has Weight»! am no alarmist. but
.it would be worse than foolish to
ignore the confiscation r'aging not
of our president in his temperate
mall “mmmmalcourse, but should we not makesome
mun rem.-rsm muslin proiision to light the has: has;
viotrfla ”mammtbatwereurdasn
Wrwrimr-Wiufiirm mun... 9,."ng r 8, ..
50581515: but don't read my... ,
i green “NM
belpmy oldkneeseheln hpmt'u‘lm'm” mmnum>
“mun-ointbeirseusnndeutoflbcj‘
machiacbytstulpact end the car.
turned upside down. it we: :eund
that none had sustained seriou- in
come up every mandheldsimnlo immrummmmtmed‘
ceremonies in the Causatiohatr to Nowell The “dusted cost to re-
pair the M ”the machine 1:
M st 5555 by Ir. 1mm The
dbmhoflcfluflylwm
.mm” 15555558. miss-Ill.
Wm: the 5mm in the New mm m moon; not: com
osmotorlesall-alone, nntillaat $5:er Thence“ happened 15*
g ”Minority“
lnhen hewssassietld bmmm 2.30 o'clock. ’ ‘
3 5’,"
tube workmen co“.-
W
Frank H. lollina. of the Helm
Typewriter “clause has bronchi:
suit against the Underwood Typewrit-
«manners bosons!“ 85.-
000 damages. jays" the
Post. its claims a breach ct com
According to the complaint. on
October 3. 1313. them satchel
into an agreement with the defendant
can!!!" to notes: its agent for the
his or typewrltcrs is random cons-WW
ty. with the exception of the towns of
Danbury and Stamford. for a term at
broil!“ the miller W083 our Milo" years from Jenner! 1» 191.3- 3" Adueccorne'red elimination serlcsbe-
seleotman, who will present it at the .819 m. of mu warrant the plain» tween W W
next meeting of the board. w fiich mmtohsvetbe exclusive risk!- tumours-st
I‘ln this territory end we: receive
twenty-lire per cent. molar upon
all sales st the listed 51%er f
it in alerted by the plaintiff tint be
kept his part of the agreement fully.
only in Europe bntin Mexico. We- ,
trust it will never spread to this ‘
country. undercurholdinsthe My
~10 steer WILLJN summit
him was. or is; bronchi
new .m ”it?“ Mme w he:
cries.
i Led by '1‘. 'l‘.
niacin: "Annie...
errors or sou some: city, am.
wmmmhflmmtf‘g
a“ “View? 5: wt." and. made “
“rho Battle Ryan at the Republic,"‘
. .Ii Wu . m. -.J i. '-
immomm‘ no, i- .
wrencbedout “Haircut-induct :
hilt thy! Oll‘ All!“ 15.1815, the: defolia-
laltalbescusesadistrnsinxconh_
courtrooms:
inborn
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Irish Giant May Gems on to a Comm.
Oval- Marathon Rents—4551 Merrie
' Out of Haiti: Hoyle Given a‘
i
hsdmwnfietwmtbusm
‘outfiam Welland“ lichrJt
bounced tutors-item over the
Id! of white hesvywsighia and also
ummwmmm-
r
attbseataetltlnlyaswellboan-
hounded mmmflfiemsrould
havoacbsnccwithwulsrdinaionp
“bywmm
monomers-swindle.
W
mmthhnesndsaltontto
I who :labslt
nor Willard his smelly round bout
Gunbostamish. whooutpointcdtholls
flinmhfitrspcsttbeeme, and
film Denny and Al Reich would make
itintuostlngtortbocbsmplonintw'cn-
trreunds.
Weincrt and mascot carry
“Hummus“
#wlfifiehflfllrw. (It! Hurts]:
cutout. new: Madame
mammmshaadsotflincdr-
l
i
Otlli summer stores-
encloohsbestforhlsworhoortbeiast
tswmootbah‘sshaen remhfhsbiygoqd.
h .
a ratinr. I. '
' , Ill .7 .
then; content osm-
00W. ll mint, -
“balm _ . .
mm’
‘ into the water.
. suits.
. liorwalk islsias and Green Reef light.
smmmhketbe no»
’. norm-5 mats renew um
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.- i 19:15. 11:11:. 11:55:.
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L‘s-8:”. 5:15:15. reins 51:55 is
Thousands die a decade
before they should. Bad
teeth impaired their health.
Don't let this happen to
you.,. See
Ir. J. I. “cry
16 So. Main St. So. Nor.
His skillful work, perfect
;eqnipment and professional
advice may give you an ad-.
ditional ten years.
. The money cost small.
benefits large.
nouns: 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday Evert
ings, 1 to 3 p. to. Sunday- by
wot-mm only. '
muslin: :
iii 5qu min";
(Continued From First Page.)
l
The canoe which overturned, wu'
paddled by Cliflord O’Hara. or m'
avenue. and the Bollard boy. They
had been racing another canoe. in
)hicb were Walter listing. at Dorian;
Gm mm“: 0! mm. [or-
merly of South Norwslk. and Robert
Burns. of health: avenue.
O'Hara managed rto free Bertram
and as he and Bertram attempted to
catch hold of the other canoe. it over-
turned. milling the three occupants
All were good swim-
mers-and hence there were no in re-
Csptain Mills, of Rowerion. who
runs the boot makhg trips around the.
was nearby with his cult and picked
up the five who were still in the water.
when he happened along.
gun—woo“.
DARIEN f
Nosoron i
Lm:wt‘ fi._
Bdorsxaicrowd of {300th the
thy the Nero;on
MW 015le matter-
noon. Rockers. onohanded stop
at brat base. when he landed his man.
and the stick work“ of the Knights
team were the“ features of the game.
N'Y.. N. ii. 8 i. R. R
Timetable '
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5:512. 5:05. 53:5. 5:51. 11:16:.
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1. M.—8“l8, 8187; 8:881. 4" ‘
P. l—lifi. 8:881; 8: 88; 7:18;.
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run-lune...
,liflw 6Insane-«liner! lo mo nio'i’
thalflW‘ meIWW-ip
5’ went down to
7: 13. 7. 57!.
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?.l.-~12:ts,1.52a,3:333, 5.022.. -
5:94.
12:55:.
WHITE cos'rs $5.93
WASH SKIRTS. .
Ratine, Redford Cord and
Linen ....... >. 98¢
iii. lioltasch .& Son
---_..._- J
, _ ‘ I
Suits Your
Features!
The satisfaction derived
from eyeglasses depends as
much on the adjusting as
on the fitting.
Eyeglasses of the right kind
do not detract from ones ap-
pearance, but rather odd to it
in a ourgreat many instances.
“HESTYET” mount-
ing is ourguarantecd to give «fis-
faction
THAMER
cousin. Optometrists, Opticians.
3? Atlantic Conan. Stamford. Ct.
Open Saturday Evenings. Est. 1537
momma-s.
Fred H. Gnu-g...
Funeral Director and Embalmsu
alums-51m
rugs-.555.
steam-£15.55, hymns.
-+ l
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MARVIN BEACH raiser,
a Large Plots (Shot. e heals.)
C. T. IcGOVERN. AEGI-
155 Waflduzton 85.. So. Nervous
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES. tune to 843.00.
Self Lighting \Bumcrs.. See
our stock baton: buying.
Eddy Refrigerators.
51 W85.
sew-yous ro'sou'm oonwsas. . -'
WE REFER YOU
‘ ' . _ TO THE HOUSE
that has been bed with our paints.
is it not beautiful in its glistening
that's your protection Phone. us.
r.
10 new 5-5., .
L .
”8 had 988 “8 t
on: Hot Waurilcatcrs .. 811.00 ;
Jo'nesfii Hoichkz'ss F
Not-walk. Conn. .
cast? Yes. and when more, it will
weer well-Awe guarantee that. Alfons ‘ ‘
paints. oils. stains; varnishes, seem?" :
sis. ‘getc, are the best obtslnehle—
:1;
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