so, ,7
TUESDAY, NRC is, spas
Local residents reportiargecrops of
We strawberries.
was Alice Hill, of Van Zant street,
hfvisiting with relatives in Green-
wish.
, Thom P. Curry and finally have
mad tram Cottage street to the
‘ seeded district.
immature.c.s.m.oa
m street. is being attractively im-
‘ proved and repaired.
'houtine matters, last evening, were
melted at the regular weekly busi-
‘ one meeting orthe thideistrict cornv
Were.
The regular tonthly business meet-
ciupany was held last night. Begu-
ilr business fss transacted.
in ot'tbe Mayflower Hook I; Ladder'm others t0 be present. Dr. Thom-
rived at Bella Island to spend the sam-
msr with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Money.
A meeting of the Village Improve-
ment Society will be held this evening
at 8 o'clock, in the Rowayton Library
buildiag. All members are arsed to
be present.
An important meeting or the Men’s
Ellie Class of the M. E. Church will
be held in the Sunday school room to
morow. June 16th. at 'I:t6 o’clock p.
In. This promises to be a very inter
esting meeting. Dr. William Thomas
iwlll’ be present. and he has been re:
lonestsd to ppeak on his personal im-
pressions of the Battle of Gettysburg,
Those who have heard him not only
desire to hear him again. but will
as is the last surviving member of his
company and speaks with the voice of
a prophet as well as with the voice
~Autornobils rides to anyWhere, 31'!!! a soldier. This is to be an open
Inglis week Telephone Mrs. R E. meeting All men and women in the
unused or Mrs. E. H. Patterson for village are weicome. No admission is .
arrangements. East Norwalk improve- charged A social 8001! time Will fol-
-_....
Cobb, R. W. Kippen and C. H. Gart-
man spent the weekend in town.
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visited their daughter, Mrs. C. A. Ru-
bey, f0 34 Orchard street. _Norwalk.
The Noriield Improvement Associa-
tion will hold its monthly business
meeting at the residence of Miss
Louise Coley..Toosdsy evening, Jane
15.
Mr. and Mrs, Willard Fanton have
returned to blast Orange, iii. J., after
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Iveraon Fan-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eicbinger
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Eichinger, Jr.. at the East
Side.
Mrs. DeWitt Talmndge. of South
Norwalk. has visited her aunt, Mrs.
'W. H. Robinson, and has now returned
home.
THE cums
MALTED MILK
rill: r'oooomsa roll nu. seas
can: a "some: noun
"0 Illn‘flflfl’l IS “JUST A. .000"
Mr. and Mr. Hawley Williams have.
M PM that non- oi
the penalty of aald.conpiaint be
Win by pubhehhg this order in the
monies Sentinel. a stump» printed
in the city of ‘Norwalk, two times anc-
ceeaively commencing on or before the
15th day of June. A. D.. 1915., by de-
positing a copy u:1 said complaint and
this order of notice. on or before the
14 dayol Juno. A. 9.1915 and by re-
pnstoflce, postage paid at South Nor-
walk, direettd to said defendants, The
H. B. Ciaflin Company and A. B.
iHeine & Company by registered let—
ter, at New York city, N. Y., the said
A. n; Heine n Co. at :1 East 26th
- St.
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‘ FRED W. TRACEY.
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court
District of Norwalk, as. Probate: ”I, Fairdeld County. 3145?!
Court. my 26th. A. D. 1915. j
m‘
Estate of Elisabeth Cullen. some-
time written Cullmnn, late of ‘Norwaik,
in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the nu-
trict of Namath, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to °’ ‘1" N" Y“ ”mm“ ‘1” “5‘
exhibit the l I s for settlement. ,his life when the [meltaaia was sunk
Those who neglect to present theiraolby a German torpedo a few weeks
counts. properly attest ed. within said? ago, was in Norwalk for a short time
time. will be debarred a recovery. AniSatnrday 3“"an '5”! with '
persons indebted to said Estateare Elm-tr of friends. she passed through
requested to make immediate W gthis city on her why to Lenox, Mass.
meat to where she is to open a summer home.
Mrs. Vanderbilt's private/tar. “Way-
farer." was attached to the rear of
__. V the train from New York to Pittsiield.
Probate Mass. The car was detached from
court. May 28th., A. 1)., 1915 Jim train at Lenox and is to be kept]
mm of Henry w_ Hegeiein, late there until further notice. Mrs. Van-i
of Norwalk. in said District. deceased. derblit has leased a summer home at
The Court of Probate for the DppLenox and has had ii large corps of
trict of Norwgik, hath limited and al-fiservants there for the last two weeks
use. vmosaeitr HERE. ‘
Widow of New York Millionaire on
Way to Lenoir;
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, widow
HELEN CULLEN
—1 a 15." Administratrix
a .
District of Norwalk. ss.
meat Association.
For the first time this summer the
Bridge Construction Committee, this
’lorni'ug, had the gravel road 0!-th
Washington street bridge sprinkled
, filth water. The improvement is de-
cidedly satisfactory.
fi _ _ "Tomorrow afternoon the regular
. hotness meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the East Avenue M. E
'flhurcb will be held in the church
. parlors, and regular business will be
{allowed by a social session.
LFrank Keeler, employed in Henry
Barris’ grocery‘store on First street,
' ,Is confined to his home because of ill-
mesa; His. many friends hope for a
a mummy. ”MrrKeeler’a place
bribing filled temporarily by Howard
Wood. of Osborn avenue.
Final plans for n forthcoming lawn
lets will be made at the next meet-
Inc of the Woman 5' Auxiliary of.
Christ Episcopal Church, which will.
lie held on Thursday afternoon of
this week at. the home of Mrs. Frank
Clark, on Osborn avenue.
The directors of the East Norwalk
Ingmvement Association, yesterday,’
fi_ met at the home of Mrs E. E. Gor-
2. , on East avenue. important mat-
. I” were considered and will be dis-
cussed further at the next general
meeting of the organization.
J'i‘be many friends of Ethel G.
Aver.“ of Cove avenue. are looking
edy recovery The
mg lady is confined to her ,bed
ivy poisoning. this being the
attack The poisoning is coil-
to the young lady's face and
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.19 telephone pole, early this morn
Int, fell on Rowan street, on the East
We. blocking traffic so that wagons
till automobiles were forced to go a
t way. The pole dragged!
with it a number of electric‘
t aha telephone wires. The dam-
I§s lsvbeing repaired today.
”Idle automobile rides which are be-
In; run under the auspices of the'
East Norwalk Improvement Associul
: “file. something decidedly new and
interesting. Some time'ago the
of owners of autbniohiles were
who have kindly consented to
their machines for this pur-
‘d during the past week many
ind thoroughly enjoyable rides-
vbpen enjoyed. Some parties
been to th Bronx Park. N. Y..
:‘"uplstste.”’.and still others
njoyed delightful runs to Stain:
New Canaan, etc. Full informa-
n be secured by telephone or
.‘from Mrs. E. H. Patterson. o!
d street, chairman in charge
.one of the pronounced successes of the
Iii. Valley Forge.
day to spend the summer.
in the churches. Sunday.
relatives in East Orange N. J.
Mary Perry have fibeonon the invalid
list. - “ - .
tallied her brother and wife from
East Orange, N. J.
dunghter; Mrs. Frederic Toqoet in
mngmuadovr. Muss ,.
low;
John Z. Mellon, of Easton, who fre-
quently visits Weston friends, had one
leg amputated last week at a Hartford
hospital.
-" d w w‘h-J W’
‘Mw‘hka \
The Sunday school. together with
the congregation, crowded the Nero
ton Presbyterian Church at the cele-
bration of Children's Day Sunday
morning, taking the place of the regu
i
I
l
l
Preparations are now nearly co: -
IN’W
tion on Saturday June 19. Many out-
of-town guests are expected to attend.
AWAIE CARRANIAS
REPll fill PEACE
‘t
:1 $031182??- The‘flogvers. the Villa Notifies Americas Quiescent
S C. 0 W e resses 0 t a young
folks. the excellent recitations ind the ll! “as W E" I Em
timely remarks of the pastor. scored
to Settle Trouble
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season The order of exercises, led by
the efficient and popular superintend-
ent, Elder Eugene ’1‘. Burgesser, was
as follows: Marching song, sung by
the school as it marched from the
chapel into the church. headed by the
banner. carried by Alvah Hariw'rl‘ght;
prayer. by the pastor; responsive
Scripture "”1““? baptism, adminis- General Villa already has formally
tered by the pastor to a number of In" notified the American government that
fants; words of welcome. Elisabeth he had asked for a conference with
Burgessor; 0'0ng Song. by young Carranza with a view to a settlement
girls; recitation, IVY Ashton; motto; of Mexico's domestic troubles. A copy
tion, D0119“ Burgesser. ”“55 Chll- of Villa’ 3 telegram Eo Carranza and his
dren's Day; recitation, Julia Greene; Ireply to President Wilson's recent
recitation, Frederick Booker; song. statement calling upon the heads of
“Sing, Happy Children, the school; the warring factions in Mexico to ad-
drill. infant department; recitation. just their differences are before ad-
Mary Crofoot; recitation, George Fish- ministration omcialg,
or song, “Send Wlde the Story ' drill. in his note the northern commander »
“The Advent 0f Summer," the olden refers appreciatively to President Wil-
scholurs. led by Winlgred Whiteiawr lson‘o efforts to restore peace and out
oilertory. sung by Mrs. Joseph El. Al- lines plans for reaching”; an under
19“ offering. for Presbyterian sundaylstunding with the Constitutionallsts.
school missions and oBard of Pumice”n his message to Carranza. Villa
tion; address. Dr. Carlos Martyn; song. warns the First Chief of two pérfls
“The Advent °f Summer." the ome'iseen in President Wilson's declaration
pastor. R. F. Skelton. Jr.. presided at that unless the various factions reach-
the organ, and Miss Helen Waring at' ed an agreement among themselves
the piano. soon. some means would be employed
by the United States to bring about
peace. The perils reterred‘to by,
Stephen Harbor has visited friends
WASHINGTON, June 15.—General
Venustiano Carransa's reply to over-
tures by General Villa for restoration
of peace in Mexico was awaited with
considerable interest in official circles
here today. Upon his response re-
pends the next move in the situation.
Villa are:
“First, the Clentlflcos, with any
other group. might again enthrone
themselves with American assistance.
“Second. should the people not fill”
mlt to this. the American government
might have recourse to armed inter:
vention."
The action of Villa initiating a'
movement "for peace is the first tan:
tibia develo ment in consequence of:
nesidentt iison's statement ‘
The suburban service of the steam
roads, upon which an unprecedented
burden was thrust by the street car
strike yesterday. provided more no
commodations today. but were not
able to meet the requirements of the
occasion. .
WASHISGTON, June 15 .dPrcsident
Wilson told; callers today that the
thins cf the United States for dealing
with the Mention situation were he
chaste as yet., but that relic situation
seemed to be;taklng shape. . .. He, had
heroine him General Camnsaei procla-
motion and General Vilma. memos-lin-
-, dam in answer :to his recent state-
ment to the much: imbibe .must
adjust their differences or some her
Mrs. M B. Hill has returned from a
visit at Sport 'Hili.
Miss Gertrude-Crait left town Satur-
lChlldren's Day exert-lacs were held
Mrs. Mary E. Godfrey is visiting
Mrs. W. C. ‘Westerfleld and Mrs.
Mrs. Clarence Shipmen has enter-
~——1—s—fi—-—.;(‘gfi‘
Mrs Wilbur Shirges is waiting her
; lowed six months from the date hereof setting the place in readiness for her
:arrivai.
picted for the “Jarvis Day" celebra-.
notice in the premises.
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their no? MR8. "M LEVY ENTERTMNS
counts. properly attested, within said Mm 31- LEV-W 3851““ by her
time, will be debsrred a recovery. All daughter MFS- A Cohen) entertained
persona indebted to said Estate ”Mills Whlst Club of Stamford. at her:
‘requested to make immediate pay-9W3. Monday afternoon and evening
ment to ' l'l‘lie collation was served at 7 p. m.
ANNIE v3. HEGELEIN Cards were enjoyed the rest of the
Executrix evening. Prizes were won by Mes
ldamas C. L. Dichter, ll. Levine and
ORDER OF NOTICE. l). Gottiieb. Tho following
No 8896. . lpresenl: Mrs. S. Sanders, Mrs. B.
The No‘rwallt Building. Loan and in- :Harris. Mrs. J. Mernstein. Miss S.
vestment Association vs. George E Mcrnsteiu, Mrs. H. Levine. Mrs. J.
Sexism et sis. Cosh. Mrs. A. Spelke, Mrs. H. Frank-
Jl 8 15.
W. Superior Court. “'5: Bridgeport. ter. Mrs. H. Sasnowlts. Mrs. M.
June uh, A. 11.1915 [Kineskin of Stamford Mrs. D. Got-
Upon the complaint of the Bald The lieb Mrs. :1. Harris. Mrs. M. swim
Nor-walk Building. Dom;
ladies l
State of Connecticut. Falrlleld Conn- :91, Mrsd Nemoltin. Mrs c L Dicb- ‘
and “We!" berg and Mrs. L. Markus, of South,
mm
.. my
Notice In her” will to all persons
interested or obese land may be af-
fected thereby. that a public hearing
by the Mayor and Common Council 0!
this city will be held at the Council “
Chambers, City Hall, on Tuesday ev-
ening, Jane 22d, 1915, at 3 o'clock to
consider the proposal to lay out, alter.
open, extend, enlarge and change Re
wayton avenue so called, in the Fifth
Ward. from McKinley street, norther-
ly to Witch Lana so called. and to
change and establish the grade there
of, and the walks adjoining the same.
Dated at Not—walk. Conn, this 9th
day of June. 1815.
_ JOSEPB .i. LINXWEiLEB,
114 2t City Clerk
(mums
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested or whose land may be
aflected thereby, that a public hearing
by the Mayor and Common Council
of this city. will be held at the council
Chambers, City Hall. on Tuesday err
suing. June 22nd.,.1915. at 8 o'clock
to consider the proposal to layout, al-
ter. enlarge and change met avenue,
in the First Taxing District. from the
North line of the property of Lewis
S. Waring to the North line of North
avenue, and to change the grade there
of. and the walks adjoining the some.
Dated at Norwalk~Conn., this 9th
day of June, 1915.
JOSEPH J. LlNXWEiLER.
City Clerk
114 2i.
fi FATHER ENDEAVOR CerRK IM-
' PROVES.
SAGAMORE, Mass, June 15-Rev.
Francis ’E. Clark. founder and head oi
the Chirstian Endeavor movement
i who has been ill with typhoid fever at
his summer home here for the past two
weeks. was reported today to be in as
favorable condition as could reason
ably be expected. His age, 64 years.
and the fact that the disease has not
Sresched itscrisis have caused some ap‘
prehension as to his recovery. Dr.
Clark is believed to have contract-ed
his illness during a recent trip through
the west.
--Wiint advertising in The Sentinel,
is sure to Mag-results.
4
mm Association. Pinyin? 131‘ ' n‘iNorwaik. All the ladies received
therein set forth, for a foreclosure of handsome souvenirs Through the
‘ a mortgage and “Numb“ 0’ “39 kindness of Mrs. .13. Harris, of “Stanly
mortgaged premises. “m” pending 39' ford. who donated the sutomobilcs,n
tore this Court, having returned there pleasant ride was enjoyed by all the
to on the first Tuesday of January. *ladiea,
1915. l .
it appearing to and being found by| 600 ACRES BUBNED OVER
this Court that The H. B. Clailin Co. NORFOLK, Conn" June 15 _ A do
and A 3' Heine and 00' two of the structive forest fire has been burning
said defendants are absent from thisgin the Wood Creek section of the
State ““1 located in theficity. county :town since Sunday. About 600 acres
and state of New York, and that no-ihfifie been mfifigfi d so for
ties of the pendency of the complaint l
was given as required by order of no- 4
your way—but don't DEFEND on its
coming! if you want a'iob use a Sen-
itincl Want Ad.
-Acce t all the luck that comes
tine heretofore issued. and now the 9
Plaintiff asks‘for a further order of
FREE”. .
We ~ WShall Give Away
25- cent
Boxes of
The New Treatment For
1,0 0 0,0 0
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llr. J. ii. Mallory
' :6 80.15am St. So. Nor.
HOURS: 9A. M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday Even-
ings, 7 to ’8 p. m. a by
’appointment only.
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
gredient. We once only the best
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be
coming famous. Have you tried
it? DeKlytl‘s ice cream served
at the fountain or in boxes to
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‘H A. MEAD Mg'r.
8 No. Main St So. Norwallt.
convince yourself that it is the '
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Special for June.
One Large Picture with each one
dozen Cabinet Photo’s Free,
Milan’s
4 So. Main St. 80. Nor-walk, Ct.
Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from '
$15.00 UP
5. Nathan
Custom Tailors, Tel. 359-5.
225-227 E. Washington St.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
pair'mi‘Neatly Done.
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Metal is nigh
Enron can pay the best
’_..prii;es. Call him .‘i'or all:
junk and old automobiles.
The Will. Elll'llll (10., inc.
3 Rowan st. Phone 441
lndian Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
South Norwalk
The Sterling Motor ('0.
Darien, Conn.
Phone 179
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
1 Registered F A. M. Repair
Shop.
”:vr‘shitfl
Something n...“ Than
‘ It is EXPERT HONEST
. Service.
Do you realize how much
at means to the consumer? '
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Do iou
if so. remember. I hate the only oom-
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I examine your eyes, grind lenses and
at the frames. . All work done in my
Modem Shop.
{Daily 8:80 to ii 'p. in. Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday until 8 p. m.
‘ . WILLIAM I. MOORE
Keelsr'a Bldg. 165 Washington St.
. Ehone} 3M
M
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White Canvas and Nubuck
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