P. Fielding. of more“
depot. is Vs visitor. today, in Now
”all:
Herbert Price. of Bridge street, has
accepted a position with the William
tam Coal Company. on Rowan
cooper.
' V):
The regular weekly meeting of the
Woman’s Auxiliary of Christ Episco-
fil Church will be held tomorrow at-
Wu.
V J. n. Rundle,,of Van Zant street.
and E. S. Bulkley, of St. John street.‘
yesterday motored to Danbury. where in
they enjoyed a day’s fishing at Lake
Kabobs.
Ivan Fairbanks. son of Rev. and
Its. S. P. Fairbanks of Rowan street.
.is satisfactorily improving, after his
intention, in the Methodist hospital,
In New, York city. for appendicitis.
”The friends of Scott Bean. of Van
lint street, are pleased to learn the
sung man has recovered from the
one: of his recent motorcycle soci-
flent.‘ and is now able to be about
halo.
in ‘Taylor. manager'of the Em-
press: Opera House. of Danbury, was
1‘ visitor at Calf Pasture Beach yes-
Vthy Mr. Taylor is planning to
expend a few weeks in the “tented
city” at this place V /
workmen,
’The street department
Way. ‘started work on the ailing
I ~' (I Osborne avenue. on the East Side.
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. l
is.
y “mi" “’9. Winning rd- ".4 ,1,..‘.._
3‘ nor street."
V to do this work at- the meeting of tho
. lithe} tied up at one. of
The few remaining streets .in the
Iflrd district will receive their sum.
net's coat of oil within a short time.
--Gold Medal and Jones's d’our will
. In sold at Site has for rest of Week. 8.
I). Gutkowsky. 53 Osborn Ave.
935-4. Prompt free auto deliveryTo
A—that Rainer. proprietor of the
within a few den will install a gaso-
the pump alongside his storo on Key-
Permission was granted
'dty council, last evening.
:Copt. Horace Gainer. of the tug
that "Flushing." of the Red Star
the local
flecks, last evening P d me"? “~
right with relatives on m: Emu S”?
ank Indus, a VJuember of the
‘Plushlna’s" crew also visited local
Vlflatives last night.
m snmjmnnufl mrpiinw
My!!! Workers' Society of the Advent'
{flirtation Church on Van, Zant street,
V!!! he had tomorrow ev coins "imme-
me 3119? "19 «war or;
flipflnr Important matter: will he
considered, reports of interest will be
owned and ofllcers elected.
v-1
0' ”on
In»: W .01.
For a diversitv of opinion concern-
in: m Jennings Bryan's resig-
Men as Secretary of State, one need
my? “Vittoria P sessmrl of the Stovo'
man today.
‘3‘! the matter was thoroughly
V‘tion of all
teams!) of Europe. this morning.i
the war to look after alone while
,VV Stove Club settled affairs of state. 2
an {sentineh last night. posted the;
first :hulletin regarding this important
of Mr Bryan’s. I
i
l
V Yon can take a special car from the
V Witch each week dew, leaving
' t 7: 44 a. 111., running direct to
th Norwalk station without
Me, connecting with the express.
' ' the New Haven Go. now stops
sooth Norwall: passengers and or-
at Grand Central ahead of the
Wit“? as this makes no stops be
South Norwalk and New York.‘
V oil this train will show the
Raven railroad and Trolley Com-
' that they appreciate this accom-
hues-m,
in Hefner‘s store thing» '
“rushed out and settled to the entire. '
‘ concerned. The 4
dust was rendered by lilacs Mildred
My and Marion Hosted Carlton
ELHW rendered a plane so
Motion, and Mrs. A. 8. Carpenter
blessed with an interesting reading.
A vocal solo was rendered by Miss
Albert Twins. followed by a piano se-
loctlou from Miss Heroine“ Bean. Fol-
lowing a readinngy Mn. 1. Green-
wood. the program closedwith a talk
an “indie." by the pastor. Rev, 8. P.
Fairbanks. Refreshments were served
jand a pleasant social time enjoyed
throughout the evening.
At a recent patriotic demonstration
the Pitch school. the number of one
of the girls who participated happened
to be a little late and but tor the coup
tosy of the teacher would have been
greatly disappointed, but that popular
educator called her prodigies together.
and went over the program to please
the good mother, who was probably dc
layed by the time taken to put on the
finishing touches to her bright little .
daughter. It happened to be mamma' a
birthday. and great. expectations had
been experienced by that fact. that she
was going to speak on that occi‘sion.
Threeai the little ladies spoke in a
, three part piece called The Red. White ,
and Blue. They were dresod in white
from head to soot. each one carrying a
different bouquet. First one spoke her
little part, then the other and then the
third, after which they repeated it all
together, and at the close placed their
bouquets together. ending with the
words, Red, White and Blue each one
was perfect. and it will he remember.
ed for years to come by all concerned.
The handsome bouquet oi white car-
nations afterwards adorned the center
table of a parlor on Fort street.
rfiarvv-ge-M
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Vi
spent Sunday in New York.
.i. Breenvort midi family, of New
York, have taken the Randall cottage
at Butler's island. for the summer.
At a meting of the “Drum Corps,
Monday evening, it was voted to hold
the next ice-cream and strawberry
festival on Friday evening July 2nd;
as the corpw“ has several commence
which come on Saturday. it will be
unable to hold their cream and cake
sale every Saturdey evening. On Said
June 19th, the Corps will go to Hart- ’
ford and take part in the parade of
the Loyal Order of Moose o! 4 states.
The Moose will have 15,000 men in .
line: 1112111111111; :60 bands and drum
corps. A special excursion train will
leave South Norvf‘ili for Hartfpfd at
8 o'clock, a round trip ticket for all
persons who wish to visit the Capital
city on that date, :2. 75. This will be
one of the largest state parades
held this season. .
DARIEN ” '
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NOROTON .
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G. F. Richter is in Woodhaven,
with her mother. who is ill
Mrs.
L. 1.,
there.
The Woman's Civic League will
hold an important meeting in thBrCen-
ter school on June 22. '
- f
Miss Anna Conn, assistant to'i‘own
Clerk 11mm returned tram a visit
with her sister. in Canaan.
Crushed stone ,spread’wover the
drives at the railroad station malted
the driving smooth and adds a neat
appearance to the place;
“aha—-
1 Miss Mabel DeCourcey of Brooltlyn,
and Miss Kathleen Mnrphy of Port
:‘.
Henry. N.’ Y., visited recently. with.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCo
Mrs. S. It- Hoyt of Main atr
"ill: a piano selection, tundra vocal Q}
" the big poultry yard maintained 111
-Rusaen Broadway. of Crockett 8t. .
an em? Mvwa be.
«mm .
V The invariants of the food
' you eat and give your children
should be pure and healthml
beyond any Question.
purl) ions read officials and
cod exper- have frequently
endorsed Rom “Ponder as
being superior to all other simi-
lar preparations. and am or, the
mat chemists of the world.
11111111111113 most 11: those of
official. position. have given - ‘
like testimony.
No other article or food has ‘
ever received such aliphatic
consultation for port“. strength
’ and vholes‘ononsss. front the most
eminent authorities. as Royal
Baking PoIder.
Because Royal. Baking POIdor
adds only healthful qualities to
the food is one of the reasons vbyV
it is an”; preferred by touch-
ers of cookery and the adieu].
profession.
.
Rom. Bistro roman co.
New York
'days and Sundays.
William O. llddlobrook.
was '
Folks living on the Darien end of? About ”00 m roiliip’d at the June
Maple mm“? are much annoyed by euchre held in the Town Hall, Friday
the dust nuisance. No oil has been evening, by the mm“ or St Aloysius’
placed there BB yet. .‘Parish. The proceeds will 80 toward
. ’~ ' {managing the old church building.
An operation for appendicitis was; W
performed recently upon Mrs. Edward The Park Committee met in the
Bates in the Stamford howltai. and Townlioltlflt evening, and peHected
she is recovering. ' V, plane for initial work on the Mad Ma-
mortal Park. recently presented to the
i“ The Dorian firemen are the proud
possessora of a silver trumpet, won
by the bowling team from Hope Hose
Company of Norwallt last week. Mead
was the star. bowler for Dartpn. '.
m...
l w-m W I" III “10 Ml
so“. both lines! and ulcer”
. .. mike lawyers seated at the bar-
.to includes.
town by Mrs. B. P. Mead and 11:11qu 7.
”A"... ’ N1
Gear he Housman. who wrote a.
wretched hand. On one occasion
Sir George com a note to a friend
118261? table. . V
di‘iotbeingabletomskehoadortnfl
' tbe'triend eel-1m mom
mill Metaphors!) upon a half
Shem of note paper 933de it up
Sir George looked
Whit mad when he [hoped V,
at it, and when the court rose he
spake to his friend, and said: “ulnar
do you mean by this? I
come and dine with me
”You." said the barrister, "and l n:
plied that i should be extremely glad
to do so.”——-“My Varied Life.“
W
iVNGORRVBfllBLI.
routs 1“
n‘a v":
M. .
.a-
Thié’ is the familiar Uncle Nick
~ range.
During the last 37 years it has
faithfully served three generations in
some families, and 15 still giving ex-
salient satisfaction 111 its new form.
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_ . ’1. SA“ BY
HORACE R. NASH
CW. m Main and West Ste.
She—Your sins 1:111 find you out.
lie—1m more concerned that my
creditors shall not and me in.
MM
. V A GOLDEN NOTE.
if Caruso should set mt. : V
Where the moments capers gleam.
He'd lose money, for he’d give.
A threethoussuddollar scream.
”'"‘ ~Houston Pout.
Both Odd. 2v. :
aha—isn't a Chinaman's queue odd
looking?
lie—4t isn’t any odder than our way
of spelling it. i
it your tenants are moving use Vol,
Sentinel Want Adv. . .
:‘VEfiron can pay the best
« prices. Callhiinior a11'VVV
junk and old automobiles. V ‘
J
M1031 ARM 1914.131 Amt.
ransom) SWAN ls blah clu- in
appearance and appointments. All
the luxurious convenient!” you do-
sire in a family car. nannie- In
more Wis. The meats
are restful, and splendidly mole
tea-ed with cloth of m highest
quality in detail in anatomy in
tent entrance on either side. Plato.- .
u.- windovn give the dill-tiles,
lions of the cloud limousine to:
inclement weather, and plenty or
fresh air when open. With ‘1le
quality in detail 8. economy ’v
maintenance—less than 2c 2. mile.
new swarms. eon-M
use; Monroe»; Ions-gar
m: 3mm use. Al sully
unexpired. 1.0.5 Detroit. <1 »
S. L. Benedict
AGE”.
78 NORTH mm 8TB!“
soil at. retail 300,000 new Ford
‘7 .. 9‘
.3, fi'v’to
India Motor Cycles
Distu‘hu' tors for Nomlk and
South Norwaik. ..
The Sterling Motor Co.
’ Bitten. Conn. '
Phone 179 -
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop.
.2” __
Lei Us Look into
and then
After Yr ur Eyes .'
V By the latest and most
scientific method of examin-
ing the eyes {or defects of
4 vision, no assistance is re-
quired from the patient-
“"8 are eq‘uippcd‘uith cv»
cry instrument of precision
for examinations, which are
conducted only by an OCU-
LIST who is a registered
wphys’u‘jan.
.3...A-n-»Vz-' 3d: -
TH A M ER
.‘m
.Tth Chick inn tea on the
Post road east of Dorian, It’s opened
and its first week has been very sue
centul The Inn gets its name from
QVVonnection with it,
NEW.
CANAAN
c. o. no... has rented his home in
Talmadse Hill-for the summer
\I
be used freely.
.1
111m Wolf'el has been 111 this weox,‘
The rate itself is something
We are pleased to announce a new rate for clecincxty forms:
in residences, effective with the month of June. 1915.1“bis rote
is an optional one and customers will an die billed on this
unless they make written application. The
is to furnish electricity for irons. .
washing machines and all household 1 s, so only that it will
to ters,
4%.?”
jec-t (rights new rate .V ..
vacuum cleaners,
Entirely new and introduccs‘a-
new idea. You pay us 9 cents per month per hundred square feet
: of floor area of your house, and then use all the electriciiv Voll
' ' A ”What for 5 cents per K. W. Hr. .,V instead of 1: cents per K W;
basis 7:4. v 7.
‘ Oculish. Optometrists, Opticians.
party to Long 11111113111111»
threatened with typhoid lever.
1
i
home on Stamford avenue for the past
week.
.,
~ Mrs. R. H. Nelda, who underwent an
operation in the Nek York VHoapital. is
doing nicely.
“Mrs. Charles Crosby 01 Railroad even.
one has been entertaining friends for
the past week. -
2
Mrs. VVVVV John Morrison and tamligV
spent several days with relatives fir
.New York this week.
Mrs M. K. Dalton oi New tori; was
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. RS .
Dawles. this week.
,W ‘ 1:2.
The B. 8.1SewingV'Clrcle was enter-
tained by Miss Helen Raymond oi
Hoyt street‘last evening.
‘.1
1
Misses Roxie Merritt and $le
Wheeler were members of a salli
Miss Margaret Reynoldi left for as:
males. L. 1., Tuesday, to spend t
summer with her niece.
Vein—van
who :1 ready to receive taxes.
W
street spent Monday with bar douch-
tor. Mic. Leland Banger. in Sumiord.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dayton otfiew V
Tori: were week—end visitors with Mr.
land Mrs. Prank Kaiser. Richmond
, — mm... Wm
C, H. Falrty has been confined to Jun ‘
The,borough and tan tax not”;
are now in the hands of the collector, ‘
Mrs. William H. Rudimer of 'I-lo’yt‘
The. rate does not benefit those who use only a Small quantity of ‘
electricity in proportion to the size of. the house, but it does henc~ - -
fit these who already use a considerable amount of electricity, or
those who wish to mcrease their consumption by the use of irons
and other appliances. To make the rate more clear planet: noteV
carefully the following examples: .
o. I is a house of 1500 square feet occupied by people who use
:‘ cemparativcly little electricity. For them the old rate is
- , cheaper. .V
No. a is the same hoilse occupied by people who use electricitv,
but still do no; use it .‘frceiy. They save something by the
‘ ~ new rate. 915‘
No. 3 illustrates the same house occupied by a family who are
more liberal m‘ the use of electricity because they- realize
" ' ' ~ dvanta'ge of this
~ Wile .VyVVo’ V a V .
new rate, {OI {my dditional cot-Flint you so will cost only 5 V
Remember, that thus - , . ,
If you we . VV
ram you and we .
\.V
22‘}:
<0 —m-mmmgn<u‘<--Mwnmu . .. .. . .....
by )1th Guam. Summi- 0'-
.Open sum-y Eveningo. Est. 1897
,_..A-»
.g.'
for 13111:.
OneLarge Picture with each one
dozen Cabinet Photos Free,
Allilsm’s
gso.MainSt. SoNorwalkCt.
Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from
815.00 UP
S. _~Nall1an
comics Triton. Tel. 359-5-
223-321 E. WW St.
Cleaning. Pro-saint and Re-
path! Neatly Done.
:1.
.II. L
_-;
It You Have
Any Junk
.0 S. JAFFEE
Sitcoms“ to Wm. Effron.
Phone 499.
.37 Fort Skeet 1F!!! 11..th
S how much it helps to the home. They save 27 per cent
ovcr the Old rate to: say nothing ofthc gain from increased
comfort and convenience The relative costs wofild be as :
followstVV.
, NQ. 1. " _1- No.2. ‘.: No 3,
1506 : Square 1500 Square‘ 1.500, V Square
Feet at 9c Feet. at 9c Feet at no .
per mo S$V1V. 35 per too $1.35 V per 100: $1735
14 K. W. 25 K‘. W- Hrs. . V45 KVW .Ifrs.
at 5c per K?’ . at 51: perK, at as per K
W H. .72 “5H 1.25 W. l-Ir. - -225
-' : $2. of, $2.60 $3.69
K, Old rate ‘25 K. ‘ Old .rate ’45 K
‘ Ogrmtlflr? W. Hrs. atVV V W Hrs. at
ne‘V‘VV . 154 ‘ : 2 no 495
Qid rate cheap- New ratacheap»
’ er by S _ Sr 35
V I”: ctricity 'but have
HEADQUARTERS FOR G
RANGES, Sum £03430 . V
Self Lighting 31111128802 Sc?!
Von Vstock before buying.
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