NEWS
The public schools will ~close on
June 25 for the summer vacation.
Miss Dorothy Melvin of Bethel,
was a visitor in South Norwsllt yes-
terday. ,.
——Q. P. S. Dance. Wednesday even-
ing. . Roodner's Hall, Washington
street. “
A stated convocation of Washington
Chapter. N11. 21, R. A. 111., will be held
at 8 p. m., Wednesday, June 9th, 191i).
A rehearsal for the carnival to be
held by theNorwalk Aerie, No. 588,
' F. 0. E1, will be held at the rooms in
Wall street this evening.
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Clinton 0. Hubbell, of Main street,
left for Worcester. Mass, today to at-
tend the commencement exercises and
semi-rentnniai clebration at Worcester
Polytclinic Institute, of which he is a
graduate lie expects to return home
Friday night.
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Rev. Arthur R. Goodenough, Stanl-
ford, presiding elder of this district,
will be in charge of the quarterly con-
feronos which will open at 8 o'clock
Thursday evening in the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church of South , Nor-
1walk. Matters or interest will be dis-
cussed. .
.11. Mrs. Olive Gray France, formerly Of
’ Norwallt, and now a resident of Kent,
Ohio. 1111s been signally honored by
'the committee of the Universalilt
church, who have engaged her to furn-
ish special music for the coming year
at the regular rnomlng se vices. Mrs.
France was Olive A Gray and is well
known here as a talented violinist.
A special meeting of the Norwalit
Country Club Corporation will be held
"pose of flaking action on proposed im-
provement to the club house at the
expense of the corporation, 9. propoaed
extension of the term of the present
leaseuand to authorise the governing
board; if if deemed advisable, to raise
money for such improvements, by the i
issuing of notes on other obligations ofI
the corporation.
_ —MARY PICKFORD.
in “Farichon, the Cricket" at Loch-1
wood’s Hall - Pleasant Hour tonight
James "Smiler‘ Sheehan, employed
at Burdick’s Lunch Cafe, is again on
the trail of the Indians and cowboys
out west He is accompanied this
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motor.
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TIL-Ola. MINI-Ii homo. COB.
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ibis Bethany Guild, of Trinity
church. meets tomorrow evening at
'l: 45 o’clock.
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The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will 399
to slaw in the church Wednes at“
2pm.
All adjourned meeting of the Piou—
eer Hook and Ladder Company, of up.
per Norwalk, will be held this evening
at 3 o’clock.
A card party will follow the regular
1 business session of Pride 61' (hurt.
Narruli Circle, Companions of the For;
esr, this evening. £3 ‘
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The members' of the Trinity Young
Men’s club, last evening. met in the
club quarters on Railroad avenue and
transacted routine business.
Tomorrow evening, at the meeting
of the Daughters of Herman, Louisa
Lodge, the local delegates to the re-
cent state convention
thclr interesting reports.
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1 in ltoodner’s Hall, tomorrow even
wins, the Girl's Friendly Society,
Trinity Episcopal church, will hold a
ed by Svec's orchestra.
Edward Schroeder. the well-known
Woodward avenue oystermen, has pur-
chased a “G. .l. G.” automobile. Mr.
Schroeder may be seen learning tbs
‘lirs and outs’ of running it.
Messrs. 'John T. Hayes, William
Coggswell and George Mitchell were
appointed appraisers of thb estate of
John O’Sullivan by Probate Judgem H.
\l. Gregory. this mornink. .1
“The city council will hold its refu-
lar monthly business session this live.
ning. 1111 comparison with the last two
1livoly meetings of the council tonight:
isession promises to be a slow one.
l A big time is scheduled for tomor-
'row in firemen's circles in Norwdik.
The 40th anniversary of the Putnam
Hose Company will
ne1-. An outing at Compo Beach will
jbo enjoyed, and in the evening an on
tertainment and social time will be
held in Arion Hall.
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A distinct novelty in the way of a
genuine Italian play will be presented
in Quittner‘s Hall on the evening of
June 15111. "Circolo Gioventu ltaliana“
'will be given by a number of Nor-
walk Italian players, who are at the
present time rehearsing their parts.
The entertainment will be for the
benefit of Court Edmond d Amicls,
{Forested of America, and plans re-
garding it were discussed at the n\
.ular business meeting of the court
held last night. There were nomina~
tions of officers made last evening, at.
time by Alexander Warga, of Looting-15°, and 9109““ will be 981d ‘39“
ton avenue, whose mother. Mrs John
Warga, reported the lad missing yes-
terday. The boys have been friendly
Vfor some time,and as Smiler has had
. previous experience on extended tours.I
they planned to start out to see the
world together. It is expected that
both will return home in a few‘ days“
as neither had a very large sum of
money,
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Eight Million 1 "
Women Wage Earners
in the United States todayéi?
are supporting themselves 3:
and taking care of others. '
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Many, millions more of wo- "
men are caring for the
meeting night.
While there were some heavy
rains during May the total precipita-
tlort for the month was below normal,
according to weather bureau figures,
the gainful] of the month amounted
to 3. 04 inches which was .68 inches
ilcss than the average by twenty- -two
years. While the majority of people
probably will be willing to aver
solemnly and without reservation that
May was unusually cold, the figures
[of the weather men show that the 11%
erage temperature for the month was
fifty-seven degrees, which was just
the normal temperature as shown by
the average for forty-three years. .
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“ The Falrileld county Farm Bureau
was the guest of the -Farmers' league,
of Greenwich, yesterday at a very in-
homes. of our country. We
advise
“Ad Women - ‘
their finances b
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and pay all accurate by
check.
LadicsAccmls
terestlng meeting and entertainment
day. The session was attended by
about seventy— live and was held in
' staunch Hall. Charles and 031211111an
. Brilliance. of Danbury. talked on fulfil and his horse so injured that it had
matters and gave some interesting
facts. H. J. Mar, director of new
work of Stem College and recital
arespeciafly solicited, lac
formation 1:th
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will tsunami
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pleasant dance. Music will be furnish» '
‘Eis chine and carried pink roses.
be observed,
attire Club House Friday evening, throughout the day inabefitting man "former Stamford High S°h°°l boy
June 11, at 8: 30 o'clock, for the pur~.V
Wthh occupied the greater part 01ml? This mother in law. In thecolllston ‘Vsl-
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Cement Concrete, Flag, Gravel, Cinder Walks. Curb,
.V. Paving. ,
A ' ‘ RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Getlemen s 1 SUMMER SALE:
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for
EState Graduation Break
Beautiful suburban home right in V and ‘
Stamford, Conn. Few blocks walk General Wear.
from town hall, stores, 'stations. > - I 1 ' 1 . _
etc. House modernised at cost of , émafimémg PL:-
;ihousands of dollars; electric light, ' cries Batiste ’d oth
‘;nity water parquet doors; house 8 ' Liam an '
' er fabrics.
newly decorated; saw. your .
house, fine tennis court, modern
poultry house with concealed runs; A. DiCkCl'mall & soil
Grounds 2501290, laid out like a So.‘Norwalk, Gt. . Phone 446.
park, with wonderful shrubbery,
fruit trees, grape arbor, etc. If you
love the country. but need city so-
cessibility, this is the one place you
have wanted all your life. One 6!
Stanford's most charming show
places. This can be bought for only
$18,500. Part cash.
VAIEN'ME 81 “Cl.
Real Estate and insurance.
205 Atlantic Sn, Stamford, Ct.
Phone 1090.
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Don’t Forget
to see
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
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Snot: Danton
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Furniture, Stoves
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Housefuroisliiogs
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at. Lowest Prices.
We Buy Second-Hand Furmtur‘ c
and StoveI. ‘
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Clearance Sale
OF HIGH-GRADE
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' A Pair of Socks Free With
Every Pair of Shoes,
BU RR-FISH ER WEDDING.
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Actress the Bride of p Popular Young
Engineer.
Miss Bessie Carlotta fisher, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, of
9 West North street, Stamford, was
married Saturday, at 2 p. 111., to Percy
N. Burr. The ceremony was perform-
ed at St. Chrysostom‘s Church,
Seventh avenue and 29th street, New
York. Frederick Gibbs ,was best man.
Mrs. Frederick Gibbs was matron of
honor. A party of relatives and near
friends of the couple accompanied
them to New York and attended the
marriage, The bride wore a gown of
white, crepe .dewchine. and carried a
bouquet of white brl i roses. The
m’brldesmaid was gown "in gray crepe
A wedding dinner was served. The
couple will make their home after
June 20, at 19 West North street, Stam-
ford,
The bride has for the past two sea-
sons played a juvenile role with Wil-
liiim A. Brady's Company in "Too
Many Gooks." The groom worked for
a number of years as assitaut to En-
gineer Harold A. Parsons. lie is a
For the past year he has held a posi-
tion as assistant city engineer in Nor
walk.
LAWYER FAILED To MAKE CLAIM
LARGE ENOUGH, 1
It is not often that a lawyer draws
up a complaint for a client that fails
to claim everything and more too that
the law is likely to allow. it seems,
however, that 3. Stamford adviser
made that mistake, so far as the
Stamford City court was willing to
give.
it happened in an accident case.
Two teams came together. ‘ One owned
by. Hugh Nelson, the other by Morris
Singer. Nehlon's lawyer asked for $300
in the suit which followed.
:When Judge Walsh formerly at the
head of Stamford’s court, came to re-
view the evidence he found that the
plaintiff had proved damages: to the
ambunt of $315. but as his counsel
claimed only $300, that sum, with costs
of $39.45, was all that could be read-
ered as a verdict for the plaintiff.
oath Sldeo Given chance.
Both sides are to have a chance to
do better as the defendant appeals to
the Common please court... The de-
fendaht' thinks he ought to get exon-
station, with costs, while the plaintiff
may have a chance to amend his
claims clause and ask for at least $400
damages.
The original complaint charged that
on or about the hour, of 7:00 0111,8130
in the night season the defendant's
turnout in chargo'of an agent “1,3,1.
to the plaintiff’s horse and carriage,
riding. Nelsen was on his way to see
son and his wife were hurled out and
Nation suffered all the damage His
may was bruised his feelings ruined
to be shot. He said Singer's man was
on the wrong side of the road. Bing
er's ”drlyu'l
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in which Nelson and his wife were 1
“1,-1.1 cgci
Louis Avrick
P. 0. Block. 80. Norwalk.
The Newest
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Wash Dresses and Skirts
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Skirts "in Linen, Poplin,
Gabardine and Corduroy,
Ii. AND A. CLAVEN
66 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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capital of $5,000 and will deal in milk.
cream, buttenueggs and other farm
products. The incorporaors are Ros-
coe tit. Burrows; Frederick A. James
and Ralph C. Wheeler.
The Alderman Metal Company of
New Haven has filed a certificate of in-
corporation. lt will deal in old metal
and waste and will have a capital of
«32,000. The incorporators are Samuel
A. Alderman. Marie Alderman and
Michael Moses.
The New England Manufacturing
Company of New Haven has tiled a
notice of a change of name to the New
England Paper Box Company.
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SIGNS OF DANGER.
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Backache, dizziness and headache,
with "specks before the eyes," irreg-
ular, heart action and liver trouble.
The severity of the early symptoms
depending upon the amount of pois-
one which the kidneys have allowed to
remain in the system. ‘
SYMPTOMS. V
Aching Pains over HipspBachacho,
Sediment or Deposit in Urine, irrita-
tlonxof the Madden-Pain in Urinating.
Rheufiatism, (Uri‘c acid in Blood.)
Sudden .Stoppage of Urine, Highly
Colored o‘r Milky White ‘Urins,
Pass 'Blood or Mucus in Urine, Reten-
tion of Urine, Straining after Urinat-
ing, ‘Thick or Siugglsh. Urine, Stone
in the Bladder, Cystitis (inflammation
or bladder.) Catarrh of Bladder or
Bewels. Puffiness under Eyes, Vora-
cious Appetite, Thirst, Gall _Stone,
Gravel, Pain ln_Urethra,, Mullen An-
ides, maimed Visslon, Specks before
the" Eyes, Sconty Urine, Frequent
Calls, Mouth Dry, "Bilioushess, prin-
ness, Irregular Heart Action, Ulcers-
‘tion oftho Bladder, Skin Pale, Waxy
and Dry, Bad Odor of Por‘splrstlon.
Simple Test for Kidney Diocese .1
l‘ill- -s bottle with urine; let it stand
for twelve hours; if there is a sedi-
ment or cloudiness of any 1111111 ivou
have kidney or bledder. trouble. and
you should begin taking Kidnoco
treatment today. Don't delay until the
one-s: n‘aoo for advanced.
Kidneco is put up in 260, 50c and :1
son that also was loneliness.
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We are showing
a complete line
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White
Footwear
in the very
newest styles
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lN E‘FFECT JUNE 6, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. ‘M.—-l:39x, 5:42i, 6:09,
6:57x, 7:l8x, 7:48, 8:08x, 8:183, 8:59x,
9:23x, 9:40, 10:33:, 10:5”, 11:51,
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4:30x, 5:1511, 6:46, 6:02x. 6:47. 7:02x,
7:4fix, 925511, 10:181.
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71 North Main St.
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With White ivory Soles
IN TAN, GUN METAL, OR PATENT LEATHER. ‘
addition to
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5:45, 6:02'x, 7202):, 7:12, 7:45x, 7:57x,
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
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8:5lx, 9215):, 10:02x, 10:06. 10:50x,
11:03.
1?. M.—12:03x, 1:06, 2:04x, 2:57,
3:30x, 3:54, 4:26, 5206:, 5:25, 5:29.
12:00:.
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10:50:.
P. MIA-12:10, 1:03x, 3:39x. 5:021,
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10:00x, llilbx, 12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW HAVEN
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P. M.—12:03, 1:20, 3:16x, 4:28, 5:17,
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7:14. I ‘
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A. M.-6:00.
10: 031:. 11: 50.
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A. 14.77: 60, 21.2: 10.
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weather resisting stain, and the cadet
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