‘7 an NORWALK
NEWS .
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m Bartram. of Osborn avenue. West Bide avenue.
ignited friends in Highland, N. J.. yes- bunches of daisies sent to institutions
‘I M in New York city.
liner.
flurry Olmstead. of Bridgeport. was
a visitor at the home of 1003] friends
to" the week-end.
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fir. and -Mrs. A. Russell, of Seaview
turn-e, have returned alter a brie of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent Monday vis-
thit with relatives in Harttord.
.
S‘rbo regular weekly meeting at the
third district commissioners will be
field this morning.
A nine and one hell son was born
Bunday to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H.
IJIergrell, 3r., 0! Platt avenue.
’un-s. Irving Smith, of Amityvlllo. n.
1, yesterday visited at the home of
.l’lr mother, Mrs. Frank Parsons on
{Winfield street.
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‘anrthur D. Ferris of Freeport, l... 1.. ‘
7 was the weekend guest at the home
llll’ his father, George Ferris. on Sea-
.vlow avenue
{Henry Keeler. of Reynolds St. has
resumed his duties with the Home
Iflrocery Company, on First street, a!-
a weeks‘ illness.
:The Sasqua Campfire will meet this
evening at 7: 30 o ’clock at the home oi
Marion L'Hommedieu. Rowan
t. All members are urgently re-
muested to be present.
Lester Roberts oi the East Side.
driver or the Cranburmituey bus: and
today her the misfortune to break an
male on his machine. The damage was
speedily repaired. no one was hurt.
Miss Wilma Jacobson, of Fort SL.
he resigned her position in the New
Work Market, on Washington at
is: outlier god ll toms m
that with Vince wort Five a Ten
l(Jeni store. in the second district.
Wallace P. Belielisha, “oil “Pennsyl
wank State College. is borne visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Bone-
liaha of Fort street. for a. few days,
after which he will spend the remaind-
er 0! the summer at State Line, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson; and7
laughter, Jeanette, former residents
at this place who havereen recently
residing in Beverly, Muse. have re
turned to the East Side, where they
will make their permanent home on
il’latt street
.
. Ivan Fairbanks, of the Syracuse
University. w he recently underwent an
Intention for appendicitis in the Meth-
, qdlntflospital, New, York, has tully
uncovered. and yesterday visited at the
and Mrs.i
June 01 his parents, Rev.
38. P...Fairbanlle on Rowan street.
Rev. George Richter of Del-ten. you
"May omclsted at the services in the
mast Avenue M. E. Church in the all-
nonce of the pastor, Rev. S. P. Fair-
Mk5, who is confined to her home
with illness. Mrs. Fairbanks was re-
Wed this morning as remaining the
weenie. Her many friends locally look
‘ air a speedy recovery.
Arthur D. Ferris. "5: Baldwin. Long
Jihad, has been making a visit with
his parents. Mr. and .Mr‘s. Genres H
ms, in Beavl‘ew avenue. Mr. Ferris. .
, lIhonllout six. weeks ago had a tail is7
‘m recovering and will be able to get
. Ihnnt in a short time. He was repair-I
iIIgthe gutters of his heuse’. when the
wind blew the ladder dewni and he tell
unto the elderalk. injurinf himselt
Romney
John Flint has returned item a trip
So Chicago. Ill.
w
mm visiting relatives in New
a. few weeks' visit out ot'town.
IOgdon's houses on liowayton avenue. baseball in mm”?
777rs.7 Max WallerSteln spent the
W
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The Fowler family at White Plains.
N. Y. will occupy the Leo cottage tor
Thomas Barter. of Brooklyn. N. i?
has arrived on the island tor the sum-
Inter months.
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No Lime Phosphate
There were 800
Charles and Selble Da'y have return-
the church. Tuesday "67171787 Juno 2 lSurgeonGenel-ui 0‘ the United States ed to Brooklyn, N I. after a brie!
The residents of West Side avenue, The humm';""'mem" at the C. “litany: 13:17)," vm. gtawheet: visit on the island. .
were pleasedi toflseet the :1 laid on the ISoclety oi the Methodist Protestant wunm D C. preiident o! the. Ralph F ii I W t M
nvéfll‘lfi one ay as wee Church will be held this e'm‘ Elee- ‘ ' arrc o orces er. new
' mm” The “New” '7“ m” chusetts. spent the week-cud at al-
"'""""" . Ition at oiiicel-s tor the next six months 11th wee - ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Duty and son,’ will he held. ' . I tinue thro out the L Ihome on Hickory Bluif
l a mortgage of 315,900 was recorded my um “7!
tin Dorian, last week. but there were '1 ,
M47“ Ch“ Boyde 1’" returned ‘07 no rai estate sales. Three sales of
her home on Rowayton avenue. alter property took plum t the second
week. as June. 1914. and the mort-
Igages were 312,309. 7 *
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Bturtevant. formerly at
south Norwalll. now at Chicago, l.ll,
is visiting on the Island.
Mill-fl MSW m...” .; Mm; .,I ....
his guest over the week-end Vernon
The arm or Analltlti 1: 13de. pro Jsrhoe, of Brooklyn. N. Y-
prletors of the East Norwalk Market. M .
which has been located for none time Harry Leyser, of Brooklyn. N- 7..
but in the Randal block. on Van ant was entertained over the week-end at
street. is no more. the home at Arthur Clarke.
TWO huge automobiles, according to.
authentic reports, at midnight, last7
iting friends in Rowsytou. -
Mrs. John Ferguson, of East Nor l
walk. has moved into one of M. (Ll
Wonder why we can’t have some
That old Main
" New field appear: rattler dead tats
Miss Ruth Flint “’10 has been at- summer, ecause there are no tomes
tending school “‘ Carmel. N Y" b" 1" there Saturday afternoons. “Hemp"
turned ‘0 be? home on “will“ ”9' smith can easily recall the time when
miles Alice Johnson. 01 New York;
city, spent Saturday and Sunday as
hue. Itherd was plenty of excitement and evening. booked in against the door
action on this would but even "Hemp" oi the market. and fixtures, stock. the guest at Miss Lorena MscLachlsn.‘
The annual meeting of ““3 Library seems to have fallen into a lethargy. coed—will. and; everything out the ‘ _—.-——--
At the Cobble cottage. over the
weekend. William H. Hall was a vis«
itor, Mrs. John 7H. Ferris ent‘ertain‘hl ..
store itself was piled hurriedly into
the moving vans. By 3 o’clock this
morning not a thing remained.in the
tamer market. and neighbors, when
they awoke thiunloruing. were our»
prised to notice the empty store, where
the evening betel-e the windows were
tastiully and invitingly decorated. and
the inside well stocked with groceries
Association was held Friday evening. so far as baseball is (.01.me
port or the library by canvas” 77777 IREcEl’llllll lll llllllllll of
soil ttllllll Willllll
village and vicinity tor funds, as in
by several of herassoeiate teachers.in Mr. and idle. Charles J. Plait, olIud meats. -' 1;... ». l J. M Ferris oi pasaalc N. J. was a
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George Smith. of Georgetown Col-
lege. has arrived at the cottage or his
parents, where he will spend the sum
mer. *
Miss Jane Dulault was tendered a7
luncheon at the East Norwalk schom
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former years. There are now 3,000V
books in the library. .
honor of her coming marriage to Web Sherry street, upper Norwallt, last While their cmgmfl were sound weekend visitor at the home 0! his
ter ‘Boughton of Danbury. Miss Du- evening. gave adinner to about afteefllgalegp. Mung, 5mm“: and Brady. mother Mn. John H. Ferris 01,30me
fault was presented with a set of air or their friends to boom of their two! riding atop the on. that carried all cottage:
ver spoons. .sons. Harold and Lester. who will bel their worldly M3. were scurrying . .,. .... IV_ ‘
married on the 26th and 30th of thisl along the darkened roads to Bridge Alex Bellmer, or White Plains. N Y»
Membefl of the Rowayton Drum month. was” bride will he bliss Iport. where _ or that city“. some “my, 1,” been in tor some time, is re-
.Corps returned from Hartford Satur Ruth l.ow.den while Miss Daisy mealtime today. it is u derhto‘hd Willighhe fipfnmg at the cottage at his pal--
dav night a tired. but happy lot 0! son will b'ecome the bride of his estrous eltorttlr teti‘lhem and one “WM".
3'0““‘3 The members h“ 9‘“ l“ a brother, Harold. 7sent them with a writ or attachment.
1““ “35' but hada 80°“ time. arriving The tables and house were very. Too many small markets and pro- “Dr. Shaw. of Peru. South America.
in 3°“th Sunday morning...betore prettily decorated with ferns and cery stores inEast7 Norw‘slk. slow busi- one-time resident or South Norwalk.
3'07“]“k 3‘97”“. ‘7‘” mafia" Bridge daisies; Miss Cora Nestor charmed sells and anxious. creditors are said has taken up his residence here 101'
7 with piano selections. She was ac. l to have something to do with the new the ”neon. Dr. Show has. the Delmar
.~.. unmounted. on the violin,I by Lestergdms vary 9 37‘“? unannounced entitle-V. V ., -
decal-tulle trout will: " ‘ " ‘
ed. A nail; aunt m raised to carry on
the work (it the The chair was
in charge 0! the loses Harriet Letts,
Lucile Brando ind Mabel Oakes. ‘
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el Sonic}; 3 , 1Church otlI ‘ ' ' ' ‘ >‘ .«, Joseph hidden, a (pl-met resident 7hr
TuestI bore-mg pine the blond; South Norwalk. now living in select
there ’2 .47 mum” “W ““91““ post, Conn, was a week-end visitor at
PoplllAll wsmSl the Court Laurel Club, on Bell island.
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«one elcmcs FOR cores. 3 Joseph “mm a 10...... resident or
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l Several new picnics have‘been book-l I (Continued From First Page.) South Norwalk. now living in Bridge.
led tor Roton Point Park. according 701011. Conn. w“ l week-end .13“... “
Ian announoeemnt made yesterday hyibols and a man, who viewed the re- the Court Laurel Club. on Bell island.
lManagef Neville Barley. The picnlcoImains when pulled up on the beach yesterday.
land outings, dates of which have set by Dr. Samuel 8. Huntington. medi-tt
lbeen already printed. are given as fol-lent ekilnliher, declared they “9"! Miss A. Condom of New York city.
lhlm as “Dunn" and “Dutch Georile yesterday at the Court Laurel
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DARIEN
N OROTON
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Juil’ 8——Trlul_ty EDWNDI‘ ‘3‘“th of Kuns‘s could not he positively at the club house yesterday-
70! this city learned this afternoon. , ' ~——-—‘—--
Junly li—Sundsy 3°11“! Union. a This morning Kim: was arraigned The entertainment committee of the
before Judge George H. Vosbltrgb. Court laurel Club are exceptionally
charged with drunkenness. He was busy at this time alanine ‘0' ‘1”
lined $5. and allowed to he let tree Fourth or July program at the 0‘“
upon his promise he would get the club house. Arrangements have not yet
money and pay the penalty. It is said been completed, but will be’probably
by some that he went clamming. to within the present W991i.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Raymond are Julgoglwl‘lfllton Congregatlotlla Sun-
golng to return to Eastwood, N Y.. to d0 school.
live. 7i July Zi—Genersl Optical Company.
~ of New York.
! Mrs. Au“? Knapp °t 30““ wa‘m' Others which hays been booked and
visited Saturday with Mrs. Brown 0: im- which no dates have been set in» sell the clams that he might make ~
Main street. clude the Methodist Elliott-loops! 8006 the ‘5 with the court. , As in years past Billnlsllandrcg‘:;:l
7 .. and Congregational Sunday schools: of and much or interest a y n
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street visited yesterday with his aunt Episcopal Church of 11.1, mt downtown. but there it was said that mer devote “we to the varied act“?
7“ New Hm” . - i 7 Kane had not been seen all day. tiles of the realm“, 3“" ““37 “7mm"
! rm: "mowse" AT scroll. m“ m mm mum one 3 73'8“ and going: 01. 1...“- mem. The Ben-
Miss Ethel Gaynor o! Noroton. is en- wonderful pictures have been «book- a t mm” . other on final “I tor sale, every alternooa “a
tertainlng two cousins trom Brooklyn. ed for Baton Point park tor tonight. WW: “5" it; I Van ii
in“ a few “"4 ‘ ‘ ”‘ tomorrow night and Wednesday ulxllt. The b70330! £th ma found was a7 {Roth PM“
i Manager Neville Hayley announced tired in i do it me. . .
MissI ‘Marie Jeflerson of New Ro- yesterday that he intended “instills; pulls: it a r burial. “.l
chelle is visiting for a few days with new and additional “mm“ in. m V707“. Bhll't-el was rolled up fevealllle
mum.“ ‘3 “WWW“- picture theatre booth and from new on 33° angerogges bb h d any night. and a most eniovablg 333““
'theirI will Ibo he waits between plc~_ blasts“ “7°“ 8" ’1" Ilyi ' 0877777377777” 910M Music was tarnished by the
six reels shows twill liming)?” e m“? “was“ Igeunugnmnnl‘g orcbegtifie 21:“ “1:;
to reel teeters plot-I ‘ a pee was me an
the best artists.‘ 3 a fill”. 73220;; 93:13:53; 7112:7777 all; very pleasantly. Dances W71“!
ernoon about 1: iii oroloclIt by utter
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The second weekly dance at the sea-
son was held at the club house Satan
Miss Mary =’W olden oi Noroton
Heights has returned from a visit withV
.ler slsler in New York
" l ” a t 1‘ reel
Miss Marie Wagner ot Noroton has “:32! 3cm 3:: :31. M03” 73°73
been entertaining cut-ot- town iriends
be 91on exert Saturday
mmm‘m‘m
:wmwu-mmmuI
lows: spent
(7 June livFlrat Baptist SundaYIKllns was also known by these nick- Club. Members oi the club also so-
sehool, of Bridgeport names. but whether the body is that tel-tallied Risa Anne Kine. 0‘. Noroton.
evening at the Reside candy stand in V
7 ' 3‘ Wanton Ave. and Austin Stu
evenlns 11“"
‘ _ 61 Road St. and Putnam Ave.
r
Windows-aim S:
calculate-t of oat-emote wee 7-end
guests st'th‘e club uterine this some.
TOKENEKE
p..-
Mrs. J. M. HacEnuly is entertaining V
guests from out of town.
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Mario Korbel is entertaining Mrs.‘
R. Grosbeak and son.-ot New York.
David Biapham, of New York city,’
is staying at the Tokeneke inn tor a
few weeks. i
7 m A7. It!“ at, not;
mun—uh
Nf-Mw MWMg 1“.
A Gold Crown
in the heat and most antiwar-y
lslay or saving a tooth that has
become badly decayed; it excludes
the air and moisture tron] the brok-
en down portion. gives strength to.
the remaining part and retains the
original site and shape o! the
tooth. and its usefulness in most-
ication and speech. .
The Mallory *crowns look well,
lit well and wear well.
Br. J. a. fllallery
16 So. Main St. 80. Nor.
HOURS: 9 A. u. to 5 P. M.
Mr and Mrs C. V. R. Cosswell andl
lamily,arrived at Tokeneke, Mondai'.
Tuesday and Thursday Even-
ings, 7 to I p. at. Sunday: by
appointment only.
191' the summer 5W. 1 I, l
Mr. and Mrs. Breevport, at New‘
York city,.llave rented Minor D Ran-
dall's house in Tokeneke.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Douglas. or New
York city, have rented one of Mrs.
Gerfltt Smith’s houses for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler and
lamilyfot New Yor. arrived at Token-
eke this week and have opened their
house for the suminer.
Miss Mellie Michael, who has hoen
visiting tor the past tew months with
Mrs. F. A. Brands. lett this week tor
an extended trip through Ohio.
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Ada when the need of a new "help"
loans up.
EAST NORWALKV FIRE ALARM
. IOXES.
i—li‘itch School (privtto').
Fire headquarters. at Van zest Street
Telephone 170
Private boxes will only he pulled
for are on premises where located.
A” telephone manage 7te Electric
Station (“7057) between the hours or 61
p. in. and 8 a. in. giving location or:
are, an alarm will. be given trout near
list box.
Second alarms are only to be giv
on by the chief or aeting chief upon
his arrival at the nu.
5-7—Marvlu School (private).
212~East Washington and Fort Sta.
all—Wan Zaudt St. and Osborn Ave.
ale—nuts"; and Bowen St.
217~Winneid 8t. .
223-4113 and Charles Btu
Wt Ave. and Fitch st.
ass—st”. John at.“ site lies. Ave.
ass—sumo merino met at.
SSE-Boulevard slid "Second Bi. 7
am an ase- Fifth St.
887‘va end Blackstone at
(Tel) - . 7
til—Keys“ St. and Pill. Hill ave
(Tel) -
Six—Keyaer 8t. and Duck Pond rId
(Tet)
SiHhore Haven. (Tell
‘ Special Olson‘s.
l—One blast at odd times, testing or
line open.
1—0ne blast at I u. at. standard time
1-1-—-Two blasts, are out.
ll-ll—Ttvouty two, It 8 a. In... no
morning session of public
. school. ‘
11-11--Twenty-tvo. at 12: 80 p. in; an
afternoon session at public
school.
alumni—Ten blasts quickly calls
the entire department.
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8013‘"! NORWALK FIRE
N ALARM 30m
0.
12 West st. opp. mnklln 8t. Schoc:
13 Concord Street. opp. School
14 Cor. Ann and Main Street: _
15 Cor. High St. and Boyd"! Ave.
is Norwalk Iron Works Building '
17 Cor. cedar St. and West Ave.
18 High School. West Avenue -
21 Cor. Taylor. Ave. and West Ste.
23 car. Bouton 8t. and Ely Ave.
' as Our. Chestnut and Henry Stu.
as Cor. neuron and Rain Bis.
2‘! West and Elm Grove Sta.
3 Cor. Washington and Main Ste.
31- South Main at. near Meadow .
32 Electric Liam Station
34 Col-.01” and Spring Ste.
36 Cor. Bavllaud and Water Ste.
37 Lockwood Mtg. Co. .
ll Cor. Day and Raymond Ste. .
ii Cor. Folrfield Ave. and Cedar at.
H Taylor Ave. and South St. .
43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow St;
. is Cor. Burritt and Quintard Aye.
7 Nor-walk Hospital I ~ 7‘
tor' a temdays at her home.
are ill {titles or two ripping
edy pictures of due reel each.
Tomorrllw night the tour feel .p'io
ture "An Eye for an Eye.’ a strong5
Mrs. Harold .Larsou ot Noroton drama. will be- shown and “Cupid's:
lHelghts returned last night from a' 'Pmikafi “9‘1 "Police m5” will he
1 l. l't. -‘ l7.” shown.
777377 777777 77"" 77787877 11 W877 on On Wednesday evening, the theatre
has hooked "The'QuestII of the SacredN
l The store being built by 7s. a. BaurI
on Norotou avenue will make a great
rIilnprovement to the Heights.
moon red ., T
do at 5:22 o’clock; p. m.. and
or liter than the day be.
on last night. was at
gating the metro ideuti ‘ ,
When he was pulled upon the alter
II! at Ville
matter the tide will he ’_
IIayI o: ,
lawns . nameplate
laments
Cor. Woodward and Lowndbs Ave
past 00.. Ann SL- ' .
fields in and Elmwood ave.
centurion at. Bridge , .
e).
north to 7Brotl7k7aldo
15 White Bridge;
Lona Island
‘ Medium
' Kellor'l: Bldg. .
. 22 Spring Hill and Kellen 8i.
.7 35 West A".
A'IIAS PURE
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Davey’s
PM 410
90111 Forecl-
«do see
Tom Murray
7 31SouihMflnStreel
‘ So. Norwalll
Indian Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwelk and
South NorwalkI
The Sierlidi‘ Motor. ('0.
Daricn, Conn.
Phone :79
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Rrs.epai
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop.
WE SELL
7 =‘:::'.:'Bdi9nething More Than
I It is EXPERT. aonnsr _ .
, Service.
" Do you realise how much ~. 7
7 that means to the consumer? 1
9‘: ammo
RllotIle I619: as HoytIIII St. '7 ;
De ll...
7751.119, u 1.}. Eye Troubles ?
.it so. remember. I have the only com-
plete Eye Testing Parlors in our city.
I examine your eyes. grind lenses and
Still. trance. All work done in my
.Noderll Shop.
Dailys: sotosanha Monday. Wed.
'nesdayaudll‘ridfiuntilium.
WILLIAM J. MOORE .-
155 Washington St.
summoned.
'li'lre. thuiuenldlnt. Pitta Slaw.
“Workman Compensation. Liabili-
. ty. Marine and Automobile. .
Surety Baillie. ‘ .
Notaries Public .
Steamship Tickets
J. 7M. Layton &fo.. inc.
REALESTATE . INSURANCE ‘: ,
5 Railroad Are" . , .7' So. Nor-walk V
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3011.de FIRE ALARM BDSES
No.
is Cor. no: and Wall Stu , .
21 Holden live; and Union Place
24 Union Park
and Barkley St.
and Lynne Pl:ce;7
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'27 Franklin Ave.
7 " in Gas House (Private sex)
32 _West Ave; and Mérwin St.
‘ as harbor Ave. and orchard on 7 7
84 Chapel in. and Harbor m
as West Me. n 6.1- Armory _
ils Elm Crest a dgtevens 6t.
41 Cross St. and Wilton ave.
in Main allot. North Ave.
4.) mass
$2 Main and tCatherine Sta.“
"' slNew causes an Cor. no
Chestnut near bummer 9",, ,
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