HQNDAY, IONS 14. 1-915
My lathe eleventh shalys’r'nry’oa sale. The public is invited to
dike famous steamer Slocum fatality. V attend.
I Earn Tobey, Jr., of Charles street.I
licensed to his home because of ill-
lrs. Leonard Merits. of Howard ave- A. Douglas. and family. of New
who. has leit for a month's visit with or city. are stopping at the Tokeneke
iw‘dsughter in Canada. é Inn
last evening, in the East Avenue 11.! Mn 0 R lowland and her daugh-
u Church. the pastor. Rev. 5. .P Fair» ‘0' are 3m: 8 few days at Provi-
sum baptised four infants. deuce. R. 1.
Charles A. Byxbee, of Fort areal The.Rowsyton Flower Club held its
is. resigned his position at Compo mm! dill-r picnic Friday afternoon.
Beach, where he has been employed after school.
dice the opening of that shore rel-fl. m
_______. y C. V. R. Coggswell, of New York,
mm the regulu monthdly busi- has taken up his residence at the ‘Dr.
as- meeting or the Mayflower Hook a: Lloyd residence.
ladder Company, will be held in the
more on Van Zant street. A large ML “1‘1 MW 301“! Reed, Of Ray-
attendance is desired. ,mond street. entertained friends from
tout of town Sunday. ‘ '
Herbert Wheeler. and family of New
LYork are paying a visit here.
a
gnome . w;rm-~ -
faiths Dollie Belford, of upper Nor-
m snd'.John Ollerenshaw, of the
‘M Side, will be united in marriage, and Sunday visiting at Storr's Col-
“Morrow aitrenoon at 3 o’clock", by 1089. Stem, Conn.
Souls B. Howell, at St. Paul's church.
yuy-deHH
§_ The A. W. T. Class met at the
All“. and Mrs. Mayer Josem, of Wash- home of Mrs. E. H. Every, Tuesday
ington street. were visitors ut the afternoon.
home of relatives in New York city
'over Sunday Mr Josem returned Mrs Julia Biopham,ofPeehsklll.N
home last evening, but his wife will Y.; has taken up her residence for the
mad the week in New York. Lseason at the Tokenelie inn.
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'The Children's Day program, print-1
”firl‘he Sentinel on Saturday. I to her home on Palnoyar attest alter
‘ carried out by the 11 a visit with friends It Bassonhnrst.
lines: of the East Avenue M. E. Church N y,
”turd” morning. An especially i M
idfi‘dhumber of the children and their Miss Minnie shims has returned to
parents turned out for the occasion. her home in Oneonta, N. Y.. after a
ten days' visit with her parents on
QuatnctorF. 0. Haniord has started Raymoud’.‘street.. “ .i' ‘
wk, on a one- family house which .he . . —-—-—-—-—«
will build for himself on Charles The work on the hotel owned by
, mi.
29:26. feet, and will contain all. progressing rapidly. Miss Switzer- ex-
alone and bath. All improvements pacts to. open it about July 1.
will be provided. including furnace 4‘——--_«-o i
dint. MissAbbis Savage, of Raymond St. ..
Mrs. Laurette Slater has returned
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shtnrdhy‘tncir of diphtheria. l-Ief' my friends.
morning, to Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge are glad to learn that she is on the
Whtrup. of Stamford. Mi“. Brun- mid to recovery.
I sits-up is a former resident of the East
Side, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
an Brunstl-Vup of Cottage street He
employed as pianist in the Alhambra
ice, in Stamford.
.V A, V. daughter was born,
The young people of the 2 churches
conducted a "Religious Canvass" in
LRownyton, on Saturday and Sunday.
I IThe afloir was a very successful one,
Rev. James W. Davis. of Bridgeport 'and it is hoped great good will come
was the speaker at the morning ser- ‘Wm ”19 930" put forth
. wins at the East Norwslk Advent '—
‘ Milan Chulch. on Van Zant street.1 The members 0‘ “19 Y P 5- C E
aos‘ldrday. Rev lili- Davis was for~ attended a 80018! Tuesday evening.
mostly in charge of the local church. given by the Y P- 8-0-5101 1119
W pastor here m. eight years. The Dal-lea Congregational church. Many’
service was in charge of the interesting games were played, “I“
”I. '3 Rev. G. M. Teeple. which a dainty collation was served.
‘ . * Two of the popular teachers of the M“ and MW Clement Albrecht and
M Norwalk public schools were 3°”: Irving 0‘ We“. were registered
mm a surprise luncheon Friday at the Hotel Green last evening M39. V
m at the Fitch school. They were ter Albrecht was one o! the soloists
w 'Helen Thompson and Jean Du- in Mr. Nowlsn's violin recital in the
sun. who are to be married shortly. 389““ church ”Daub“? News, Sat-
*Jirmer on July 6. to Robert Lee, of urday
I» M Norwalk. and the latter on June . .. ,.
‘R on La Dsnbury young man. During A surprise party was tendered Hil-
mihncheon Misses Thompson and lisrd Albrecht, last Thursday evening
Mule wore presented with a set 0! at his home on West Side avenue, by
Im fegipoons The occasion proved shout 25 friends. Games were enjoyed
a delightful one in every way. Lost“ a late hour, when a delightful re-
ipast was served. All departed wishing
T. A. Csskoy. of Southport, Mr. Albrecht many happy returns of
has been the minister in charge the day. -
“midst Episcopal Church on the ., _ . - V
and ids. has formally accepted the The Childrens’ Day programs in the
extended him by the members of ROWRYWI Baptist and Methodist Epis~
" M); to become the pemnmt copal churches, printed in full in The
of the church. Dr. Caskey's Sentinel of SaturdsY. were admirably
acceptance is now in the mail out. A large number of incur
‘ ‘of the clerk of the church. and bers of the two Sunday- schools pectic.
ment‘ was made from the pul~ ipated and all acquitted themselves
last evening's services to this very creditably..
D'I'. Caskey. and Rev. J. Benton
. rector of Grace Church, up-
isxchsnged pulpits yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Moth, 5
L‘odlst Church will hold a special meet-
Ling in the chapel on Wednesday after-
noon at 3 o ’clock. to malls WG--
intents and appoint committees for the
bazaar and supper to be hold some
time druing July. _
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I} 'ROWAYTON
L The Rowaytdn Flower club held its
.annusl meeting in the M. E. Church
mica. Friday afternoon. Alter plans
. . iwere laid for the work or the season.
.~ Ltherewastheeloctionofofllcors'l‘he.
alter Enlighten; I36!” illihury. following were elected." Honorary
presided? Mrs. J. shunned Hort.
. presides t hills M H
fimnt of Vllowsyioh‘r’lsft this~ president. Mrs: E31, “I?”
Charles R. Snidln spent Saturday.
It will. be of frame construc- Miss Switzer, on Raymond sshet; is .
I A Ford touring car, cvrned “by Nor I
.and was towed home.
is confined to her home with an tit-L ‘
’week in New York city
Columbus. Ohio, to be gone several
city, has opened her hous'eV here for the
VVBBBSOIT.
house here, after spending the winter
in New YorkiV city.
BAKIN"
‘3' N W‘t
‘DARIE__N
NOROTON
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Miss Manon Passes. of Main street,
is visiting in New York.
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Miss Margaret Dolan. of Mansfield
at cone is about after an illness at
grip.
Miss Anna Gormley, of New York.
is visiting with her aunt. Mrs. Tolmis,
of the Post road.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Groule of Nero-
ton, are entertaining relatives from
'J-ersey City this week. '
The Sterling Motorcycle Club. of
LDarien, tool; a run to Lake Hopot
pong, N. J., yesterday.
George H. Martin, of Norcton
~‘Helghts. is spending a few days with
Ms daughter in Brooklyn.
Miss Louise Abendrotll. of Barton,
has taken a position in the offices of
Louis J. Curtis. ln‘Stamford.
Mrs. Florent Cantrell, of Mobile“
Ala. is visiting with her parents. Mr
and Mrs. W. W. Ballard.
W ‘ .
Mrs. Joseph Harriman and infant
child. of Philadelphia. are visiting for
a _few weeks with Mrs. .Miller. of
Mansfield avenue.
walk folks broke a rear axle above
Newton Heights. Shturday afternoon,
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gregational Church. will hold a cake
sale next Friday afternoon. at the
home of Mrs. Ray C. Lester. ’
Absolutely Pure I
.I lee and of m ”1&9 mitten shall damages. as the on“ my be,
The Ladies Aid Society or the Cell in“ m“ °‘ Wm". "
WNW
I‘Notloii lake; y Enough persons
intuit-ted or while land may be af-
fected thereby. that a public hearing
by the Mayor and Common Council of
M011... so}! he held atjhe Council
We”? Hall; on Tuesday ev-
ening, lime 221141915,“ 8 ,0 clock to
consider the proposal to lay-out. alter,
open, extend. enlarge and change Ro—
wayton avenue so called, in the Fifth
Ward. from McKinley street. mil-ther-
lytoWimthnewcalhdaud to
change and establish the grade there-
apd the walks editing the same
Dalia in Neruda,” on». this 9th
day of June 1915 '
JOSEPH J. LBNXWEILBR,
City Clerk
CI'I'Y NOTICK
L, ,No Alum
No Lime Phosphate"
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114 Bi
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Notise is hereby given to every per-
‘son interested by reason of his land
being taken or benefited by the pro-
m W Ind change Of COVE "3' Notice is hereby gives to all per-
use. Second. Third. Fourth and Fifth sons interested or whose land may be
streets. is the Third Taxing Mohamed my. that at some Demos
and til—designate building lines on both by the Mayor and Comics: Council
sides of said highways. met a means of this city will be held at the council
of the council of this city Will he held chambers. City Hall. on Tuesday ev-
st the Mil Chambers. City 3|“ 0|! enlng. June 22nd. 1915.!“ 8 o‘clock
Lfl‘uesdsy evening. June 22. 1915. at s gamma» the pm] to layout ,1.
Lo'clock. when said Council will he” ter. enlarge and change East avenue.
all obleetions to such changes and i0 in the First Taxing District. from the
the descriptive survey of said layout North line of tha property of Lewis
and change and to the estlmeta and S. Waring to the North line of North
appraisal of benefits or damages. 8' avenue. and to change the grade there-
the case may be. resulting 01‘ accruing of, and the walks adjoining the same.
to any person or persons from the M Dated at Norwalk, Conn, this 9th
in; of land for public use aforesaid or day of June. 1915,
from such changes; and will also hear JOSEPH J_ LINXWEILER,
all persons interested in relation to ”4 2t Cny~Clerk
the acceptance of the report. in whole __
Cl'l‘i NOTICE '
or in part, submitted by the commit-L
tee of freeholders appointed to maho‘
Notice is hereby given to every per-
son interested by reason of his land
such changes on said highways and to!
designate building lines in regard to
any modifications of such report
Dated at Norwalk. Conn. June 9th. being taken or benefited by the pro
1915 posed layout and change of grade of
JOSEPH J- UNXWEILER. Main street. so called, from New Can-
114.1: City Clerk.
asn avenue on the south. to the First
. , L. . LTsxing District line on the north and
_, “ to designate building lines on both
a" N011“ . V, sides at said Main street. that a meet-
' ingofthecounciloftkiseltywlilbe
An Ordinance to Regulate the Naming held n th‘ Council Chambers. City
of Public streets. and the Mom, 1““! W M“! "le 1““ 2‘-
NH“ of m __ V ..l915 at 8 o'clock, when said council
city of Norwsllt: end to- the descriptive survey of said
Section 1. The chairman 01. the. layout. change and grades and to the
street committee, or the. no mo. estimate and appraisal of benetlts or
rssu t-
constitute and be a 'WIBG m.m1or mains to any person or, ml
tee of the council on me, pulping of '0" Mills. WWH¢1“¢{B$. Willis
.public streets. and the numbering of “'9 “Omit! or from such outlined;
his thereby; ' ’ Ind will- also hear all. persons interest-
Section 1’ All matters pertaining t; ed in relation to the acceptance of the
rests and the report. in whole or in part. submitted'
numbering or late diet-ooh, gnu: p. re- by the committee of bachelders up
ferred to said standing committee. who pointed ‘0 make such ”1311893 0“ said
shall, In connection therewith, hear “'9“ M designate building lines and
. ”cu persons and make such investi- in regard to any modifications of such
There was a well-attended meeting.
Friday. or the Ladies? Aid Society or,
the Congregational Church. w'hs’nl
work was done in anticipation of tbs.
summer sale t she held during July“
at the home of Mrs.
ISchlichtlng.
s
But one transfer of property was
recorded in Darlen. last week, Attor-
ney Charles E. Williamson. acting as
a committee. deeding property to Get
man it Judd Company. Noroton.
Mortgages to the amount of 85,560
were recorded. ‘ '
TOKENKKE
Mrs J. F. MacEnulty spent Tuesday
in New York city.
Miss Janet Lewis spent part of last
«Mrs. Franklin Brands is entertain
ing relatives from out of town.
Mrs. I
end. . ‘
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Arthur. Lynch left last week for
weelr's. ,
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Miss Isabelle Hastings, of New York
Mrs. Franklin Lynch spent a few
days last week visiting relatives in, ‘
New Haven.
: 'u l
.. le-
Miss Alice Swift has opened her
M .
Mrs. chin... Roots and lid:- {laugh
tor, or New York. have opened their-w 5‘5
residence fertile season. V. ...
Mr: ensues. “(5'7 J. Sarter. of New I
'York p ,.
cottages or. the idlhhl disc V
he: ‘ rallied; one of J; Dali's
George M. B.V
' are hereby repealed.
Richard Tiader clitortained‘. f
, guests from New York over the week- '
'tions of the closed limousine for: '
L I]
the as deem necessary and NW“- '
ml reportage result of such lnvesfl Dated 3‘ KONG“. Conn. June 9.
tintlon. together with their recon:- 1915
mendstlol'ls as to names of public
streets and numbers on lots. to the ill-11 City Clerk-
council. and on acceptance of thet t- a.
council of their report and recommen- _
dations. the names of streets and the CITY m
numbers of lots as contained in their] ‘ '
report, shall map-emf, be the legal An Ordinance Relative to the Board
names of such streets and the legle of Charities and the Care of the
numbers of "such lots. ' '30"-
Section 3, All 9mm and Wm Be it Ordained by the Council of
or ordinances inconsistent herewith the City of Now-lit:
i Section 1.0rdsl's issued by the
Adopted lViy the council” 01.1119 city Board of Charities for the poor of the
of Norwa this 8th tin of June, 1915 City, who are cared for outside at the
' 1k. y I shall be apportioned
JOSEPH J. LINXW'EILER.
Approved. . .Naralnake Home,
FRANCIS I. IBURNELL, Land lvided as equally as possible am.
_ V -.. . Mayor. ong the merchants in the several
Attest' wards of the city. No bill of goods sup-
JOSEPH J LINXWEILER, filed under», any order shall be new ul-
1144: ‘ ‘ ' (my Clerk less itemissd and accompanied by the
WV L Section '2. The Superintendent 0!
said Naramake Home. being the home”
«'hmaintained for the poor of said cityo
Laban. out or hetero the 20th day of
5each month; prepare a requisition for
’ .such supplies as will be required to
:malntaln said home for the following
calendar month; and a copy of said re<
quisition shall be delivered to such
wholesale. and retail merchants of the
city as shall apply to the Beard (:1
Charities therefore, and. on or Dani's;
Like 21th day of each month such.
merchants may submit to the Beef
of Charities.- their rospectlve pmpos
uls tor furnishing supplies, or any part
thereof. as called for by said renais-
silicate said home for stilt! succediiigm
calendar month-{arid to the merchant
or merchants whose proposals or prev
poasls shall be the low‘ht, the Board
Thoma!) SEDAN Is high club! In.
appearance and appointments. All,
Ville luxurious conveniences you do-
sire. In a family car. It carries first
“Emperors comfortably The seats
are restful. and splendidly uphols-
tered with cloth of the fhighest
finality Ju. detail is new In.
lent entrance on either tilde; Piste
glass mam give this qualifier»
inclement» weather. and plenty:
,.:fr‘esli air when open with
quality in detail a loosen:
.,’rl:alnten ore-less tlisli lo a mile.
semi "snow sore: tie-moat
s1s0;roncsrssso.'rmm.
use: non-host sun. as rally
tonippea‘ZVV has. netted; .
. said supplies for said month. , .
Section 3. All ordinances and parts
".mhmhyrepasies.
. oi Norwollu this iti’i day or hide. tilt. .V
”broiled:
enamels l. Bulletins,
Mayor
" I hocsv
, rs iidirfiri-l it}:
Buyers will sbhrodu ‘
. theatres: car. the automobile and the
Be it Ordained by the. COMO" 0! Chi will hm I". objections to luck cmlef
‘suylng:
'— the building and from the bottom to.
of ordinances inconsistent herewith "
Ail-flied by. the other; of the oily .. ,
Tull Created..— a Sensation With
His Vertical Road.
i
FIRST assesses ELEVATOR.
it Was Elected In the Old Fifth Aw,
onus Hotel, In New York. In 1360 and
Woo Regarded as the Marvel of the
Day—loo introduction to Ends-d.-
Amerlcans may lose the use of their
let!» A number of authorities on this
subject have made the prophecy the:
union the American moods his ways
and changes the direction in which
raisin of his habits and tendencies
lisklslegswillbecomeasutmphied
as has become his little too from close
condnemens in shoes and long disuse.
These authorities have pointed out
avenge Inn’s soul-lies: to “let there"
in the quickest way and with the
least possible emu h the mass: for
the M deterioration ls legs. and
as mechanical locomotion becomes
more and more accessible and the rid-
ing habit grows man will have less
sad less use for'his resound legs.
in addition to electric cars and auto
mobiles. another modern device con-
tributes to the average man's increas-
ing feebleness of limb. That modern
device is the elevator. To the present
lgcnerstlen. accustomed to ride from
itioor to floor and to push the elevator
Lbell button and wait for. the car rather
,thsn climb a flight of stairs. it probe
bly seems queer to see or hear the ct»
voter mentioned as a modern device.
Men in their youth and even in their
middle age have become so habituated
to theelevstor that they feel that such
Iii thing always was. or at least that It
its ooevsl with brick and stone build.
lugs. Yet the elevator is a modern
device. sad the word “elevator" in the
application given it in America is new
er still than the contrlvsnce it do
Before the demolition of the old
Fifth Avenue hotel in New York there
was in one of the elevators a tablet, or:
which was inscribed this: "In this
space was erected and operated in 1858
Tufts vertical screw railway, the first
pawn:- elevator ever built."
That elevator wa‘s one of the eluted
wonders of the lilitel. which. because
of' its luxury and magnincence. was
considered one of the wonders of the
new world. .
The Profiles! railway.”- which lived
down stairs. was widely written ilboot.
and people come from for and near to
look at the strain Invention and so
be this do tell tbflr‘hdmirlng‘ .
lambskin. mmdelphisrmltilnore mi
LWsshingtonlsndtotheivcltlsseost in obs
his.
and told about this verticril screw rail»
way to our grandls'tbers, those worthy
gentlemen raised their eyes and bands
in astonishmt and probably excisin-
Lod. ”Will wonders never cease?"
An Edglish trade paper the London
Builder. in September. 1858. hail Van.
ledloorlsl on the subject of the vertical
screw railway In the United Staten .
"It is a carriage that will.
move from the top to the bottom of
the top. It will be forced upward by
the application of steam power, and
the descent will be regulated by the
rest-times of hydraulic power."
it: was not until the early seventies
Lthnt the vertlcnl railway was intro
sduced in England. the first “mt" being
Installed in Albert hall, and to ride it:
this passengers were required to pay
sI lobe! one penny. Ctnservnt‘lie poo
pie in America and Rammed on
this hivension with grave nephritis
and “felt: it in their bones" that it was
only a question of time when it would
fall down and kill everybody in it.
My the “lift” is nothing lihe so
common In Europe as the elevator.
which is thonmo thing. is in :kr
United States. Onenesson hortbls h- .
that the United States is the birthplace .
'Mtko. lie-eel theshys‘srspel. while '
high buildings. as building heights are ‘
measured in America. are infrequent
in Europe—Washington Star. . , ,
AV Gallon of Gasoline. :
A single gallon of gasoline will ds
wonders almost snywbere. but as
m has it been applied to use
purpose than on the farm. Here are
some of its stunts. . It will hillk 3m
cowv. neuron; tonsils: buy. this thing
the yards of descent. move a ton- tract
fourteen miles, plow three-fifths or all
use at land and make enough else ,
trinity to keep eight lights going in tho
fhrmhonse to: thirty days. I ,
Goodby to boyhood memories of turn
IoPunisllmoot. V
I‘IIOI'HNG dream last DIED"
loud]: uddlestel: when he came dowi.
‘ of Charities shell award the order for. , . I }
fp‘enst retail room now“ rot-s m. '
IJHNUNIYIWEABD'
persons the trouble of wanting up, and. I
fi'leuds
provinces that they and Illesn also he!
go up and down stairs. without will. .
‘VWben travelers come from New Yorh
Inthtbe auditors—oven mum 1
Special for june.
One Large Picture with each one
dozen Cabinet Photos Free
Milan’s
4 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. Ct.
Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dullimy. form, but
not 'a manly form. Suits
made to order from
$15.00 UP
S. Nathan
Custom Tailors. Tel. 359- 5.
225-227 E. Washington St.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
pairing NeatILDone.
it... 15. Inn
Efl'ron can pay the best
prices. .Cali him for all
junk and old automobiles.
The Will. Biron (30......
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
Indian Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwaik and
South Norwalk
The Sterling Motor ('0.
Darlen, Conn.
Phone 179 '
Automobile and Motor Cycle
. Repairs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop.
SELL“
Something More Than
Iva»
‘ It in sxm'r.‘ is
' Service.
‘e‘d’IJy'
ONEST
:. Do you realize how much
Z that mass to the consumer?
Do :00 I
3...... w... Eye Troubles?
if so. remember. I have the only com-
plete Bye Testing Porlors in our city.
I examine your eyes. grind losses and
ltthefvsnes. ‘Allworhdbne in my
Modern Shop.
Daily 8: 30 to 6 p. It. Mom. Wed-
nesday and Frhisy imtil I p. m.
WILLIAM J. Moons
Kssler’s Bldg. 166 Washington St.
Phone: 13054. II
For tip-roasts miss 6in ,
‘ Fred H. cum ’
when: Dine!” and lab-ins:
Gilles and some:
. ' Telephone int.
M So. Villain Sta. ‘3'. ”Omit... .
Children s
Footwear
“fa-White Centres and NubuckV
Pumps .
$1.00. $1.25 _
Nubuclr VOxiortis with ‘
white ivory soles
l
e
White
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