”w.
Thomas Price. of Bridge street. has
seemed a position with the William
Etna Coal Company. on Rowan
..
[wt—fl.
-Alonso W. Wheeler; of Rowan street.
ion oanm of the community is ex-
pectod to be completed thla some
day afternoon And some reports from
the canvassera may be given.
7: 30. Evening preaching service;
The pastor will preach. The sermon
subject is. “One with God. ”
7 M teday for an over-Sunday etsy"Mm.,.1...n Dauehey and Earl Vos-
I
icon of the roads is concerned than
they had in the ponytail years.
Those who favor the endations
of the special road committee were in
evidence last night and they forcibly
m will?" “5 friends ‘1’ MW burgh have started on 3 lg" tour! pointed out that under systematic ex-
“Danbury.
, flayton L. Marshall. of Osborn ave-
~Ills. will,leave, tomorrow. for Bulalo.
31. Y" where he will representshlenker
' Grotto at the sessions of the Supreme
' city.
No trace has yet been found by the
juice of the petty thief who broke
into the l-ledlnan grocery store on Van
mt street Thursday evening. An in-
ieeflgatlon is still under way by the
patents?
' ' William Moelbr, formerly of t'lye
'city. now a resident of Denver, Col-
‘mdo, is visiting at the home of his
1 When Joseph L. Moeller. in Win-
1 field street. Mr. Moeller in sire, is a
. second Champion 'Jess Willard.
. incident to it will result certainly in
ill. to battle for a mere existence.
, Rev S. P. Fairbanks, pastor of the
list Ayenue M. E Church. is visiting
. in New York today. His‘on ivan.a
student in the Syracuse Human" church. At 7: 30 the evening servloe'
several days ago underwent an oporo for mac and worship and the ll“detown
tion for appendicitis, in the Methodist of “Q "m sermon is to he ‘God'eiWSW
Hospital in that city. ,
The street department,
wpread the first coat of Oil on Gregory
halevard. This street before the
spreading of the oil. was swept'. by ma-
chine and hand. from Keyser 'Hill
down to the Country Club. Heavy
naphaiti'c Oil was used.
N. Smith Ferguson. Of St. John
street, will leave the first part of next
week for Andover. Ohio. where he will
undergo treatment for rheumatism.
Ir. Ferguson has been a euderor
from this malady for some little time.
his hand, at one time. becoming al-l
roost useless- His many friends loeaioi ””1"“
1: are confident his visit to the onto} a” census. They have ”km“ to cov-
springs will result satisfactorily.
I
i
:Mrs. E. H. Patterson. of Winfield
street. is the chairman of the oommit- I
lee made up of members of the list
Norwalk Improvement Association 1
which is in charge of East Norwalk's
“Automobile Week." which will hold’
forth each day next week. The novel-
11 of the thing as well as- the pleasure
v.
having the week’s program a big suc-
cess for the organisation in charge. All
information concerning the plans of
theflmp'rovement association concern
ing “Automobile Week” will be cheer-
fully furnished by Mrs. Patterson.
I ‘ a“
”Sin in High Places" will be the
subject of the Men‘s Class of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal» Church.
tomorrow. It will be shown that its
much easier for a man surrounded
with wealth. 'who is prosperous and
successful. to go astray thanonc who
Th successful man is very often the
floater of his own node Of morals.
The downward path ‘is usually a
gradual slope. "with many stopping
planes before the final plunge. This
subject is founded on one of the most
dramatic stories of the Bible. .
9
ROWAYTON
guest-n ‘ «:Mr‘ 3V
through the West. having as their ul-
itimate destination the San Francisco
.expositlon. PM plans include a
stop in the state of Kansas.
futile“, which will be held in that ROWWB Blptili Church—The regl
[Hill services will be held on Sunday,
”use 6, a. At 10:15 morning prayer
meeting, to which all are welcome.
At 10:30. the mrvlce of morning wor-
ship with singing by the lunibr choir
and a sermon by the pastor on “Com-
munion Thoughts " At 11.30 the or-
dl-nance of the Lord's Supper will be
'ohservcd and every member of- the
church should be present to partici-
pate in this service. At 11: 50 the
Bible school session and the subject
of Sunday' a lesson is to be, “The King
Rebukod by the Prophet." 2 “Bum.
111.1 to 12: 7. also the 51 Psalm. At
8 so the meeting the Junior Society Old
Christian Endeavor. At 6: 45 a union.
meeting of the C. E. Society and the
Epwortb. fiseague at the Methodist
Command to a Hesitating People."
Notices for the week. Tuesday after
l
”“9““ noon The. A. w. T. will hold their 'm‘m'
semi monthly business and social
meeting. Wednesday evening at 7zih
the mid-week prayer and conference
meeting. Friday evening. the Brother-
hood will meet at the church. The lie-
} llglous Census of the community, for
which the young people's societies of
the two local churches have been plan~
Ining. is to be taken this (Saturday)
afternoon and tomorrow afternoon.
The community has been divided up
into fourteen sections and each sec-
tion lies been allotted to two young
who are to go together to take.
or Tokoneke and Belle island this art.-
ernoon and finish up the remaining
sections tomorrow afternoon. The
icomnlittee request the hearty co-
operation of all that the census may
be complete.
DARIEN
NOROTO'N
M.» y—‘J"
JV’V}
AI~A~
My 'sfiev‘b “Owe
inn Wills
' in Iliflilliillii
Questions of Read Superintendent
\
ttexi Whitsunday him.
tell
\.
A special meeting of the citizens
was held in the TovIn Hall last night;
called for the purpose’ of discussing
the questions which will be voted on
next Monday. The gathering was a
large one and it proved profitable for
every phase regarding the, proposed of-
Dire. John H. Sharer. of Highland
‘. some, is quite ill with an attack of
lite grip.
Already the children of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday whool have be-
5.3111 rehearsing for the Childrens da'y
‘ net-class.
_ files Marjorie Mills are training the
Agra. W. F. Ambler dud
little folks. ‘
“ » 'Itownyton Methodist Episcopal
«Church. Sunday, June Gib—10 a. in,
meeting. led .by J. s. L'Hommoe
died. 10: 30 a. m.. morning worship.
what sermon by the pastor. followed
‘ly the" Sacrament of the Lord's Sup
3". a: 30 p. m.. Junior League, con-
Md by Miss Bertha Scotlald. l: 45
p. mutilpworth League. Union service
with the Baptist Young People's So-
Win. the Methodist Church.1 The
kid i "The Promise of Gilda-bath“
ilce of road superintendent and the
bondissue was mine into very thor-
oughly to clarify the s of those
who sought information. H. Ren
show, of the special road committee.
acted as chairman and Dr. H D. Han-
son. Of the finance board was secre
tary. The meeting opened at eight
o'clock before the proceedings came
to an end. ‘All who attended were
free to ask questions and this privi-
lege was made use Of quite exten-
slve‘iy. mg the session many points
were brought out about which there
wag. diverse cplnl ’ was shown
tbdt if the {own his accept the
two bills it would obtalnh privilege
whick could be exercised at any time.
that is if at any autos Office of.
road superintendent was found to be
unnecaaary it could so annulled. In?
regard to the bond issue condemlnga,’
menswear-weed tinned! ~
m mm _,
and Band issue to he Voted on .
'penditnre of money under the super-
vision of a practical road builder,the
town would greatly prelt thereby.”
it wouldylcqulre permanent roads.
which is not the case R’tbe» present
time. room Colonies tool: up ills
question of the cost of material for
road work and bevgave some illuminat—
.1II8 Mt! tom 11. He said till!
i
withf'but one or two exceptions all ma!
terlals are now very cheap ahd‘urg'eo
the town to take advantage of the low
prices by voting favorably on thus
two bills, permitting the work to get
under way in a very short time. lio-
fore adjournment was taken an un-
gent appeal. was made to eyeryoue
present to go to the polls next Monday
and get their neighbors and friends to
do the same.
M
Dali-tr. lost one. of its 'ltludect and
’most highly esteemed citizens Wed
[105qu morning. when l. V Mead
died at his home on the Post Road.
Mr. Mesdhadbeeuaresideotoftbe
for years, and he was liked and
cted. His quiet disposition held
him in reserve at most times. but
xthose who knew him npppciated his
business ability and general
laid it character ,1". lead had been
ailing for a long period. About a
week ago he was confined with the
ailment that caused his death—heart
disease. He is survived by his widow
and a daughter. lire. Walton Wilson
'of New York. Mr. lead was actively
iengagcrt in business in New York
right up to the time of his death. He
'maintaiped, r prdtabie toolmakiug
minced there. and, though his
'i‘rlenda sought to have him retire long
ago. he was always unwilling to give
Iup active work. He was over to years
'of age.
The» Norwalk and Stamford: trolleys
'cannot pass over Goodwivea stream
now because of the work which is
foundation for the new bridge. The
tracks have been raised: tctnporarily.
to allow the workmen to but down It
foundationand the passengers‘are re
quired to makes transfer from one
car to another. '
The Ladies"? Missignry Society of
the Congregational Church was enteb
tuned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mm. William Reed. Maw
hold avenue. The subject. “The Am
erlcnn lndian,”'was discussed with a
great deal of interest. The members
made the trip by automobile.
“Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Watkins.
were recently married. areas: their
way homewud‘ bound, according to
word received by friends here. The
couple is expected tot arrive in town
on Monday from their honeymoon
trip.- which tuck Chaplin Porto-Rico.
- Ernest Thompson Seton entertained
the Women's Civic League yuterday-
morning. This was the second of‘a
series of entertainers to appear in
readings for the benefit of the league
'.ld its work. ‘
a-
Cons'tableflreen picked up a New
'York autoist last night 'for running
his machine under a 1914. license. He
was allowed to go after explaining he
had sent in for this years' license. but:
as yet had not received it." ‘
Andrew Taylor. the liveryman. has
a new sign hanging in front of his
adios. lt advertises gasoline and it
is very attractive.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wallace. of No
roton. are home from a motor trip to
New Haven. '
Miss Alice Monroe of not street‘..
is entertaining relatives from Brodie
lyn this week. ‘
. Miss Mabel Scarles of Mansfield.
avenue, has returned from a visit» in
New York. ,
1 e
M
lion Eleanor waters of Heloise; is
Absolutely p... ‘
No Lime Phosgmte
about to be started in constructing it ~
in Bradhall Inn under the auspices of\
day. Several friends from South Nor-
Al
No Alum
Mrs. J. Vs-‘lacauley visited with
her mother in Danbury on Tuesday.
Albert Tatum has rented the
Mrs. McGrath residence on «Forest
istnet. '
was iiary Roscoe entertained Ilsa
Alberta my of Danburv. over
the holidays.
Miss Florence Sommervllle of. Glen-
broolr. spent the week- end with Elsa
Edith Stevens.
.4"
Bert Thompson and Garey Brennan
of Torrlngion are new employed in
Breanne grocery
, 1. "‘tr'
Robert limoved" from the
Reinhardt hush EWBMWY. to his.
bungalow on» Hudson street. '
's
H. M. Hail-and family al New York.
took possession .d the Priddy reaio
deuce on Weed street. Tuesday.
There was no'»:meeting of the War
Relief (:lrele this week. but it will
continue to meet. on Fridays hereaf
ter
Bonnet. Kaiser and family of Glen.
brook, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kaiser. on Park street. lion
day. ' » '
z. ‘ “I - 1 E .
r'r‘eoir: Mason and Richard Car-
roll of Thoiiriebnvllia. formerly or
this town. spent Bunday in town with
frlslldI. "
r:
J. "H. Dennis and family arrived in
town Tuesday for the summer. and
are occupying the Walden planned 1
Canoe Hill.
' ‘ /
Mr. and Ira; Ernest Bossa "and
daughter and friend of Brooklyn. were
the assets of parents and friends in
town on Monday.
Mr and Mrs. James Fitspatrlok and
suns of New York, ‘are spending esv
oral days with Mr. and Mrs. Fells
Simmons of Silvermine road
Mr. and Mrs. Wham Glynn were
"nests of friends and relatlva in
Torrington, Waterbury and Henge
tuck over Sunday and Monday.
The monthly meeting of the Dorcas
class of the is. E. Church will be held
at the home of Mrs. William Brown.
South avenue, Tuesday. June 8.
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Mr. Calverissi‘mld family of New
York. arrived in‘ to ‘ Tuesday for
the summer, and are upying the
F. C. Raymond place on Wood uproot.
The regular meeting of Hannah
Benedict Carter Chapter. D. A. R. will
‘be laid at the home of the Misses
Weed. on Weed street. next Thursday
at 3 p. m. ‘
. A
> :
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, came to New
1Canaan. Saturday. to visit relatives
at the Congregational parsonage.
They left for their home in Mt. Ver-
non. Tuesday morning.
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A birthday party' was tendered Mes-
slo Annunstato at his home on For-
cat street last Sunday evening. the
event being his twenty-second birth-
walk were present and a number of
his town friends. 1 1. 3 T
_;_......_
James is. Stillman so totally
moved on Monday from their rest-
dance on south Main street to the
former Arthur residence near Sela
leck's Cerners. whielathey have rattl-
ed. from A H l'lullllsen. Mr. Silli-
alumni remain (here, until Oct. i.
‘w
W. Fatima» and son Gecrge. of
TO'fl‘llxtmb 11' mm
1 Sunday tuornial‘f
' arriving here ey called at the Sam-
«11:. u
With mud .'
lam. Jones of Waverly Farm. Tal-
l'naaige Hill. has lost returpnd from
the Stamford W '
been undergoing treatiu' He ar-
rived home Saturday and is gaining
steadily
Mr. and Mrs."Joscph C. Wycltol!
left last Friday for West Haven, and
are now stopping at the home of
their sisters, Misses Mary and Abbie
Wyckoif, to remain a math Or more.
Both ' of Mr. Wyclloif's sisters are
ever eighty yeog of age.
. G
Mr. andhirs. George Nicker‘son. Mr.
and Mrs. Hadley Ford and James B
Comeback left 131115qu, N. J. last
for}; ew Canaan. 0n
uel Comstoctt homestead on Smith’s
Rid”. at Mrs. J. F. ‘Sllliman's on
Oenoke avenue and at Lucretia Bou~
ton's on Railroa duvenue. .
At St. Paul's Chapel, Ticwisboro,
Sunday, at 1:45 p, m.. Miss Jane
Evans of that place and Frite York
of Shrewsbury. N. J.. were united in
lubrriags by Rev. Charles Hamilton.
1). D. “fobengrin's” march was play.
ed by Miss Lucy J. Monroe of Spring
dale. The bride was given away by
her father. After. the knbt was tied
hues- learns iplayed Mendelssobn'e
march as a r 1,
was attired in shadow lace over .white
satin. and were a tulle veil trimmed
with orange blossoms. She carried
in shower bouquet of white carnations
Miss -Ma_ry Evans. sisters of the
bride; They were white shadow lace
trimmed with blue chiffon and car-
ried bequets of white carnations.
The bash man was Seth Duryea. A
wedding dinner was served at the
home of the bride's parents. The
home was trimmed with snowballs
and numerous other flowers. The
presents were many and valuable.
consisting in part of cut glass. sil-
vasworc. sums of money. linen. chins-
were. etc. On Monday evening the
general good time was enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. York left Tuesday for
Shrewsbury. N. J.. where they' will
reside.
An extension to the Cherry street
‘ me.- looks now like an gluresnct.
At the meeting of the Borough Bold
pared by Engineer 'Goodhue was [dies
cussed .at “some length. 'This exten-
sion was brought owing to the coach
which has been the cause of much
will bring it to a «point ill-the street.
ble to connect with Melbg inn and ad-
dence. on the opposite‘corner. in
work it will be necessary to relay the
present sewer main beginning at a
through Cherry street at a greater
depth than the old one. it is enti-
mated that the cost will be between
$700 and 31.000. 11lt was voted that
the mattegbe left in the hands of
the Sewer Committee, to report at a
meeting to be called. by. the Warden
for that purpose. The'r‘clerk was in:
“rushed to notify John B. Gerrish
thattbe' Borough is ready to accept
the right of way for: a road adjoininx
Prospect piece. This Mom of way
consisth or s fl'sti'eteh’ch than
oughfare as the continuation of the
street runnini’ from Seminary
street to theEWo lly cottages. At
present there is a roadway there but
it is not worked by. the borpugh.
SOUTH NOBW'AL'K FIRE
W .130le
No.
12 West at. opp. Franklin St. Seine?"
18 Concord Street. opp. School ' ~
1.4 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
16 Cor. High St. and Bayview Ave
16 NOrwafir Iron Work Building
‘17 Cor. Cedar St. and eat Ave.
is High School. West Avenue _
:1 Cor. Taylor ave and West Ste.
:3 Cor. Boston at. and Ely Ave.
at car. Chditnut and new sis.
26 Cor. Monroe and Main Its. '
‘zs’ Lexington Ave. and Austin Sta.
271Weet and Elm Grove Sta. '
3 Cor. Waahmgten and man: Ste:
31 South Lilith-Sunset- Meadow '
3: Electric nest season ‘-
84 lair. Clay‘snd Spring Ste;-
85 Car. Havllaud and Water its.
J7 Lockwood Mix Co. .
"4 Eur. Bay an Raymond 3th.
1
'd't oodward vs. and Headow St. '
451 Cor. Burrittand Quinthrd Ava.
item.
The bride
and lilies of the valley. The brides.
maids wet-suns Lillie Evilns and'
maple tendered their friends a recap—E
tion. at which thu‘cdancing and a 1
the past week. a blueprint map prev:
tion of a cesspool on tingle. H. Sam. ;_
this promise Park street. a short --
distenm south of the freight house. ..
harsh' complaint for the past year. if "
is estimated that the additional work u
so tbltl so; Sinimis'will have no use: i, .-
ioinlng cottage with the sewer. This I
is also the case with the Warren resi-
order to get the grxde to do this new}
point at South avenue. and continuing ‘.
‘ RIF—East Ave. and Fitch 3t.
‘7 (Tel) . 1
- t4l—Keyscr BL and Pine Hill Ave
"l” (Ten ‘ . ..
sizexeyser 8t. and Duck Pond rd
P (Tet)
.» m-—Shore Haven. (Tet)
' ' Special SEMI".
. i—One blast at odd times. testing or.
'- {Fri—Twenty two, at 8 a. nil.
y . f
* Them!!!) BEBE." iii huh class in
appearance and app1 lntmente. All
the luxurious conve fences you de-
sire ft: 3 family car. it carries live
passengers comfort bly. The seats
are restful. and spl didly uphols-
1tered with cloth of the highest
iadiau Motor Eyelet
Distributor; for Net-walk and
, South Norwalk
The Sterling MotonCo. 1
Darien, Conn.
Phone 179
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop -
quality in detail is economy in
tent entrance on either side. Plate
glass windows give the qualified-
tlous of the chiral ulnousinowfo:
inclement weather. and plenty of
fresh air when open. With high
quality in detail a economy '3
maintenance—idle than he a mile.
mun SEDAN elite; Coppola
3150; van Car 8001i; Touring Car
.00; Runabout “to. All My
1WD“ to“ h. poem.
S L Benedict
. , 7: seem MANN fl’itlll't‘
Buyerewillsbareih-proltslfwe
sell at retail 300.000 new Ford can
can August. 191M. and August.
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- Special for June. ‘
One Large Picture with each one
dozen Cabinet Photos Free,
‘ Al Bean’s
'4' So. use so as. Nbrwalk. Ct.
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LIFE?
and DEATH:
Thousands did «a decade
before they should. Bad
teeth impaired their health.
Dont let this happen to
i
l
i
you See
Dr. J. ii. Mallory
lb 80. Main St... 80 Nor.
His skillful work, perfect
equipment and professional
advice may give you an ad-
ditional ten years.
The ~money post small.
benefits large.
House: e a u. to 5 e. at.
Tuesday and Thursday Even.
then? to 8119.. m. -tundaya by
appointment only. 1
"vitamins
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
- sucrmoarrsfloe
In the rim
- auto consults
1 amuse—140' missus It.
' as. Harwell: Music Hall Biotin
~
.u'q;
court—- ...._.
i
new ‘Nonwenw Fill!" ALARM
' BOXEIJ.
F—l‘ltch School (plums).
lure headquartel's."te‘1lran Zant Street
1 Telephone! 170
Private boxes will only“ be. pulled
for fire on premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric '
Station (705) between the hours-of 8
p. m. and 8 a. uh. smug location of
liaise-alarm will be given from near
5 MI are only to be glv
ed by “the chief or editing chief upon
his arrival—at the are
flie-dump. School (private).
slit-4min Washington and Fort Sta
824-an Zasdt St. and Osborn Ave.
Elle-Elli: Ave. and muwan 8t.
iln—wmaeal st .
hails—Tort and Charles Ste.
i
EEG—St. John St. a Edits Are.
ssh—Seav‘lew Ave. ' d First St. _
SSE—Boulevard and second St.
ssh—Cove Ave and Fifth St. .
ddf—Bonlevard and Blackstone St
line: open.
l—‘onc blast at 8 p mmstand'ard time
l-l-Tvm blasts. fire out. -
no
morning session of public
school. 1
ildl-w'f'ueutydvvo. at 1'2: so p. at. no
= afternoon sessl'on of pubiit‘
'“ school. 1 7
lithium—Ten blasti's quickly calls'
the entire depot-went.
" Clean Chip 'Hata.
T9 clean bipok chip hats, rub with
1; being careful not to use t
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a.
vwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwwvwvvvyvvvv‘
Dorian House
(Gregory Boulevard)
' Eart‘ Norwalk
Opens May 1.,
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL _1 '
KINDS or SEA soon
cooxsn TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O’sULIIIVAN. Prop.
Telephone Call no.
4;.
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ReadysMade Clothes
W lli fit a dummy form, but
not a maul farm 1 Suits.
made to or or from ‘
815.00 UP
S. Nathan
Custom Tailors. Tel- 359-5.
225-227 E. Washington St.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
pairins Neatly Done.
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1‘1
HEADQUARTERS FOR‘GAS
fiANGES, Since to $48.00.
Self Lighting Burners»; Sec
our-stock before buying. '
cannot Water Heaters . . 511.00
Eddy Refrigerators, ‘
Jones&iiofChll‘_ss
17 Wall St. NorwalkfiConm'v
if You this
Any Junk
S. JAFFEE
1'! TO
‘ Successor to Wm. Elfron.
Phone 499.
57 Fort Street. East Nerve“-
k
ur—
Special
wm'rs COATS $5.98
WASH SKIRTS.
' Refine, Bedford Cord and“
Linen ......... 98¢
M. Moltssch & Son
One'Eye Doing
Millie Work!
This may be likened to a
team of horses.
It iS no more reaéonable to
work a free horse to death
'than it is for you to overstrainr
a good eye.
Find out if- you are seeing:
principally with one eye. ’ ‘
1 we nth: services of"
" OCULISTS'M for cases such as}
yours. -
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THAMER
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