, V Edfy, lie visiting at the home of Louie
2% 7 m on Bette place.
‘.
e.
,t‘
- ”I
' Ire. LAdolph Horn.
, Washington street.
,,
1 ‘Woman' is
2‘
l
y and prohibits the sale of fireworks
m l ten days before the Fourth of and are now in splendid condition.
5‘: 7
and Mrs William 0 Merritt. She hit may.
”-1-..—
a ”view avenue, are ~enjoying s _
whit ”in New Canaan. , ; Tomorrow Moon the usdustlns
' : elem of the schools will he held.
0,. Interesting promote have «been ar-
ranged for the occasion.
Frederick Brehm, of New Y
. Goose: Penile of Kenton Heights
of 03b0,. su- “Microcruisoupthe llud
son. Mr. Peesun has thoroughly
overhauled his power boat. and the
trip will be made in the near iuture
——-—~+—
Friday of this week will be the with a party of friends.
331th anniversary of the famous Custer ‘ . .
were and the death of Genersl Garden City is well on its way to
5mm launcher soccessiul season. This little
_...........— 'i’arm garden on the Post road is
Charles Horn. of East Norwalk, is largely patronized by children, who
”editing a few days in Westonrwith are spending their spare hours to
his brother and sister—1n law, Mr. artdsdysntage learning new things about
lplant 1:153“ and the cultivation of. ne-
,_ ______.._... gture’s products. . .
A gasoline pump is being installed ,
Today on Keyser place for Al Hefner, Over one hundred applicants have
.0! the East Side cigar store, on East presented their credentials to the
lBoard oi Funnel; (or the position oti,
{limo Commissioner of the town. Let
Fhr the first time in a long time ten
trouble was experienced last night dates 68 fl!“ Texas. The
smith the street lights on the
Side, which wore out for
\ Winona Waldron,
Inéfihss secured a position as chauf-
wafer Mr. Brown, of East avenue.
to be held on Friday evening.
.—-—-—-—I
The weekly business meeting of the
Auxiliary of Christ Chur h
a Ernest Cook; diedMondsy night at
the Stamford hospital after it brief
illness. The deceased had not been in:
will not be held this week been
It! the lawn fete and children's party
Tomin‘row.
_._..__—-—
‘ Truce! grocery store keepers report
motive strawberries. The price has
melted “the bottom" now. and the lived on the Old Kings highway
mstiyes are selling for two baskets»
tor 25 cents Native cherries are al-l
i b l t l l
mginn ng to 9 50d in be con ilhe tennis courts near St John's
Thole is until 11., more
{tholic church, constructed last year
g“ l throng? the realm: Father McGusne,
Ehst Side dealers will be illeo’tld Dam; of mi much who is a mi
t rew rk rd u c
fly he a 0 s o m n e which” enkhusiast at the game. and has de-
pusse'd the city council. list night}
tented practically every one with
The ordinance prescribes tor the pay-
;whom he has played in the town. The
aunt of an annual license fee of 85.
courts are almost constantly in use.
w—rw—n
W
idly. The more dangerous flrewotksl Theodore Morris otNomton has n.
cannot be set oil or sold within the ' '
tit! limtis ceived word of the death or his sis-
ter. Mrs. Hanno‘M. Smith. in Danbury,
du t th h t on Monday afternoon, after snillnela
b mm” at the “ppm“ ° “1° 01 a year's duration. Mrs. Smith who
- if mge a i e :ouncil meeting was seventy-six years of sge,iellal>ont
. in" n g rece ‘ed 1 e attention °t syear ago and broke her hip and since
5the councilman. A petition asking that time had been an invalid. A com-
3°, relief was presented by Council— attention at ailmentswhlch culminated
“"1 H J Hips” and Signed bit a in en apoplectlo stroke was the cause
number of property owners and resl- of death. Mrs. Smith Was a mm, of
1 den“ residing near the dump- A let— mnbury and her “are life had “an
~—
. Aer of protest was also read from Dale. spent here She was a daughter of “mi...
:iel L'Honnnedieu. Action on the late Stephen G and my L. Moi-ids,
matter was deferred until the next and a member of an old and well-E
mull meeting when a number of ex known Danhury family. .She is surviv-.
ports on questions 0: this nature will ed by me sons ,George M. Smell. of L
confer with the members of the city} Danbury. and Charles S. Email, at
muncil and the Board of Estimate Grand Rapids, Mich. and by one ole.
hoarding the securing of soni-' tor. Mrs. Sarah M Whitepi Danburyn
my and unobjecllonablem dumping and one brother Theodore Morris. oil
mils ‘ Noroton. Mrs. Smith was one oi the
oldest living members of the Mellie;
Edlst Episcopal church having been a;
member or that church about fifty!
years. Until her health felled she tooki
an active interest in the ytprk oi the?
church. The funeral services will be
held at 14 “water street on 'I‘hursdny‘p
afternoon at two 0 'clOck. ~
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ROWAYTONfl
is!” 4 t. .md‘ 3154.,
lichens are needed or; the T0k€-.
make road. but folks are just a little
- 3‘11. patient these days, since the town
Med do make use of the $150, 000 .
H‘
‘ \si’v‘Nb‘N—b n.‘ g. ”a...
Pastor of him-atop . u
as returned irom a Visit ‘- V ’
. Hankey oi the res,
scratch, has returned from at
severe! nation and it is expected that some
deliuit action ma result at s meeting ties on ere
° y caused other shawl-s to make um Moises, 1:. publisher. of a term jour-
llese days in Newton 01 Dal-ten than hall this evening is as follows:
Cs dress of welcome. Sunley Taylor:
class history, Miss ids vo'n Holtsz” ‘
clue oberscteristic,
Judson Cottltt clue
[gsret Corcoran; presentation of the
'class gift. Sherman Child. The olden
STPO‘lT' _
Do You Read tailed?
Domestic science teachers and
food authorities are urging the
limits to carefully read the
labels on on food articles.
The laws of lost States coupe].
food namruturers to print the
ingredients or their products
oaths label, and
consumers to distinguish health-
ful foods fro- thoso which may be ‘
deleterious .
_ High-weds mocking powders are
trade of pure cream or tin-tor.
,, derived from grapes. Royal
in; Poitier is a type or the highest
it is healthful beyond a
doubt and the notes: and but.
grade.
to use.
The lowered.
ore undo tron chin. e linen}.
acid salt, or phosphate of lists.
donsmrs can
actor of' the baking peodor by
, referring to the
rust: state whether the contents
include one: or
phoSphote.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
lies York" '
m“ ”'3“ "”9““ "m“ “m” outed Soundings were Men on tool coco ADVISE To ADVERTISERO. an! the worth: people of the “me
two week i hm t kboardolgf other oocssions, first by the town and
Ea“ ’3 n w 0 ma ° ‘ 11 legal: by the state. The more Moul- day are diluent has those of twenty
m?" hsingv experienced.
svorsble reportshin is the plsn or
‘ the state highwayu commissioners to relation or the Associated Advenls.‘
Ml‘l- Idl M. 0001:, widow o! the late start the new h ridge “m“ August 1 {
M 1 j
Members or the gradustlug class of
{the best of health for some time past, the Staples High school will wear cope
but serious developments did not show and gowns at the commencement ex-
. until 11 few days before her demise. erciees in the Notions! Hell, Thursday
on unusually large and fine supply 0‘ She was about fifty- dive years old until i evening. The diplomas will he pre-
mauled by Dr. '1‘. C. Stems. president
{of the board of education. The pro-
popular; gram for the exercises in the assembly
Ad-
Mise Dorothy
Lehn: piano duet Miss Von Holt: and
Miss Emma hippo: clue poem. Miss farmers nowadays are the lune as; Dean of m, fimvm‘ny oi the Philip-
Anna Furnlss; class prophecy. Miss
Marion 0‘. Wow: mandolin sole
willow Mir-
picnic will be held Friday stternoon
and in the evening the members will
be the guests 08 the Alumni Associa-
tion st a banquet to be held in the As-
sembly Hell. The members at the
class will be the guests oi Supervisor
and Mrs. Grover Cleveland Bowman
at their home this evening Miss rm-
garet Corcorsn oi the Murmur
class has already accepted a position
with s Bridgeport concern.
“MN ’M
NEW é";
. “ JMW
Mrs. George T. Smith is entertain-
ing her mother, Mrs. Mansfield Tons
of Stamford.
Commencement exercises of Center
J‘s-
WWW“
city preacher at mm. Yale and
other colleges; Lauress John Blrney.
Madeleine smears» ii
We of Letters George Eliot
Home. Profoseorettheflistors driller:
noon. Harvard University; William
Roscoe Thayer. editor oi the Hur-
md‘ ‘Grsduates’ Magazine. author of
{The we and Times of flavour," and
other works on itallnn history.
Doctor 08 Laws: Ralph Adams
Cram. leader of the Gothie Revival in ..
« America and supervising architect of
mm. University '
Charles Evens Hughes. Justice of J
the linked Stntei Supreme Court and
former Governor oi flew York.
this enables
.
our: BANKS THflWE.
locus» in newts New by Gen»
widen-r atoms While Making
Illuminations, ‘
Bonk Commissioner E. J. Sturgss
sod his assistants have finished the
work of washing state banks, except
one. on which on ssslstsnt’ls st wit.
1 The commlsioner said today that
:the banks have been found in good
5 condition. lie and his assistants have
noticed that in all the saving bunks
. there had been no increase in the
11th of deposits. This is portion-i
l lerly notifying in view of what is saidi
Efrem time to time about scarcity oila
vomit in many at the tsctories through ‘
belting powders
learn the char—
IBNI, W101!
tartar, aim or
, fiwennesner, your. 23, 19:5
meme-r confluence.
Bishop Wilson to Profile at interest.
‘ in Meetings.
Bishop Wilson is to preside at the
Eldistrict oonleience a! Methodist min
fisters and laymen to be‘ held in thc'
gMethodist Church in Stamford, today,
.and conducted the opening service at
{2 p. m. At 2: 25 there were two live
lminut'e speeches on Revival Expen-
lenoes; at 8:15, an address by the dis-
wtrlct superintendent. Dr. A. H. Goodc'
launch, on “Survey and Suggestions,
4its be followed by s discussion, each ‘
4.1“ w ' 3‘ ‘ E
p , , 7 , i speaker being med to three minutes.
at 4, questions and responses; at 4:20,
1W .. .w- V
Sim-"“hlfl‘ lmbefl’ Milieu period. for intro
‘ . gductieh of new matter; at 5, address
I“ «out ‘1' ”"3 ‘ and closing words by Bishop Wilson.
was of pure, delicious, i
'll : '.
ilingWilfiem'B ‘ flapper» lbeserredsthto A11
f:there will he a devotions led by Dr.
3"? it"? a; f. "’ ion Church Finance; by John Roberts;
‘ . “a" i! imrthoiew; at 7: 30, a ten minute talk
at 7: 40, a ten-minute talk on The
Prep-Nd ho- choice
bushland roots. 1th
essilyude, Ahmad
out: but 2c.- e quart.
.Witbmlludhetween
neathcideslmsr
beverage forthewhole'
-£unilyi:
Efipiritnai Chit! ” by Charles Wesley
Em: ll. '1’ 50. Milan, question
and response; at B. tween and clos-
d'i, in; exercise: by Bishop Wilson.
GREAT BRITMN.
WASHIMTON, June 23. -—-Great
Britsins further memorandum to the
United States on the British Order or
Council as it elects neutral shipping
reached the state department todsy
, from Ambassador Page at London. Sir
Edward Grey delivered it to the Amt-p
icon Ambassador yeterday.
Secretary tanning had not gone over
the memorandum today and it was not
limo-rues neuonsnouu mom
i
i
outmm mattressemthede-
lumwu whether it would be'construco
posits is subsmntisl and they indium
are employed and are suing the non-
ey they earn. Those in chsrge ot the
bum hove rendered every possible
“finance to the oilictols oi the state
CHTCAGO. June 23an 0'! to
is!" en. E. T Meredith. of Des
nsl. told delegates attending the W
tiohhvund show a cheerful willingness
lug Clubs of the World today to ‘oenporste with the omciule. N
“3°!“ ol‘you advertisers not.“ it1 » ' W , '
run didn’t think the tuners you DARTMOUTH COLLEGE COM-
MENGEMENT.
costs or shoes ” Kr. Meredith said.
“Why. do you know that 50 per cent l HANOVER. N R.
oi all lemurs weer garters? it has the “146th commodcement oi Dart-
been proven by investigation. .Youinmuth college, today, 240 students re
hsvon't realised that the former can cohed'llocholore' decrees and three
”W: “m I"? 9'” from ”5 lo 845 for one given the degree. oi Master oi
a suit or clothes. sad that he our— Arts. {itinerary degrees were {onion 2
chases motor can ranging in price red as follows:
Irorn 85500 to $8, ” “W or Arts: Frank P CNN
“The advertising: agencies thouluiter“, at monomer; hooker W H
study the rural towns. should know Spawning”. Governor oi New W
the former of today. You think the shin. end William Joseph Cutout.
t
..1:‘=. 1
they were my V9 ~ pines.
1"“ w“ “W; 9" 1916 than Master ol’ 1...... hot. 6. L m
be eclecM am at a" meeting of the tee, or Pennsylvania Steh College.
mm“ W‘ “Nina“ and; Doctor "at Divinity. “'7' n. n.
rhlladetphis to. asking to, the mm. mm”. o, m N 1)
“Duo“ Doctor of Science: John P Brooks.
President of Clemson College of
Technology. Potsdam. N. Y.
mm of lettersc Lewis Perry.
Principal of Phillips Academy. idle--
to!“ Kenyon Cos, at New York, at
tist"h‘nd author 1‘ .,.
PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR SUM-
“ER HOME.
WASHINGTON. June til.—~President
Wilson will leave nt nlldnight for the
summer White House, at Germany.
l
i
-’ i
I
1
ismtohriurmns.’ S
bookies department in. their examine . ‘
ulflle 23—“Al .
it. not to return until July 6. He
has: first to Roslyn. l... 1., to spend
tomorrow with Col. E. 8‘. House. Luv
ter tomorrow night he will leave Roe;-
lyn for Cornish. where he expects to
Doctor of- mm Couples A. Prouty.
intranet or woman or the 111m.
state Comberceiflommlsslon: Daniel
Willard. President of the Bnltlmom
and Ohio Railroad Company. and Ru.
school will take piece Friday at s ,;
uni-inn Friday encroach. ~ """"
rec‘t telegrsphic communication noel
betwee‘ix the White new anus and tibia
Cornish has been stringed and the‘ >
President win he in coastal touch < "
with Secretary Loosing and other 015
ilcial's here. As for as penultimate
forts will he made to‘ shew him a
complete rest, but he will continue:
to be copsnlted on any important"
steps. , »
The President will be accompanied .
by Secretary Tumulty. some of his ‘
FURNfiITunE causes
in the Town lien. Fitteen pu~
, , pile mwho were ,~
f the examinst ‘ else diplem: he plan -0; “give“ to
tor its mm 3..
whenonesiteouit it.
' flit—Boulenrd sud Second St.
‘ Midsummer-d and Mono 9t
" ill-Kayne: 9:. end Pine um sve
" toes..." st. and pools m m.
f [1-0119 mm at odd times. testing or
f 14011:: blast at an n. emerge on.
”M m; as a reply to the last American note 1
m h m mm“ s new communication on the subject
Initiative in melting it public, it was
stead. would be left to Grest Britain,
Sunless the memorandum itself con
The Root! & Yolk
”Electrical Co.
The 0on fully lemme ‘ E
ctzcrmestanoo ‘
In the Tom ,
soro sun-tins
Peon. loo—~66 do. into M. ‘
. so. nemm‘ m use more.
E if your tennis are moving use I
: Sentinel Want Adv.
Nature ilas Proudgd
human being 4 with teeth for Chow-
lug their tool It is in the manila
that the first and one of the most
important steps 111 digestion takes
~ gate. and no dedeyodieeth should
allowed to remain there; they
‘ should either be filled, crowned or
5‘” Nonwfigé'“ ALARM - extracted. Broken down teeth and
to and the deposits around 1
Hfitch Bottom (privatei; , ‘ roe . _ ..
Fife notion-rim. 86 Van Wilt Street - them, ”‘9“ eve" _°"‘“°‘v $9"
Telephone 170 , . into the stomach. from soc s
pm,“ boxes will only be m,“ 1 month a source of pmson.to the .
tor m on premises Where located system, instead or healthy food.
A telephone mousse to Electric ”1- J a. ”cry
Billion (705) between the hours of 6 16 So. Mam St. So. Nor.
"L “a 3 P m." 3"“! “mu“ 0' "’ "nodes: 9 a. Is. to 5 on.
re. an “1"“ will 5° 3““ from 3°" Tuesdsy and Thursday Even.
lugs, 1 to 8 p.111; Sundays by
on! box. 4' ‘
Appointment only.
Second slums an only to be gir-
"v; "t‘mfiofl
>.(“\.r‘
.p.» in
envbytlie chief or acting chic! upon
his arrival at them, .y
s—lnmn School (private).
rive—nut Washington sud Fort Bu.
zit—Van mu: 8:. and Osborn Ave.
med-East Au. and Rowan 8t
hump...
ZIP-Winfield St. , .
Bile-Fort no em out “We Bill. 156
2:448:31: 1m. and Fitch st. Mediu- 106
285—41; John Si. no Edlle Are.
Wesson: Ave. and m 8!.
Davey s
mic? m
mm“ Bye'lmblcs?
Suite: Vi hit
i! so.. remember. i have the only com
plots Eye Teams: Parlors in our city.
~ 1 ermine your eyes. grind lenses and
fit the names. All work done in my
Modern Shop.
W137 8:36 to d p. 1!). Monday, Wed-
holiday and Friday until 8 p.111.
WILLIAM j MOORE
886-—Core live and Fifth St.
(Tet)
(Tel)
l’l'el'.)
sis—soon so...
special mos-h.
(Tell
line on”.
i-Two blasts. fire out.
lion-Twenty two, at 8 a. In. no ‘ , ”a.
' naming session of public fizzfigfl 4155 Washing! -
ii-llwrwenty- m. “12:38 p.1n. no .
‘ afternoon session of politic . 1’ 9 ~,
insurance
fro-o. Lite. Accident Mate“ elm.
fl ‘_ Workman compensation, niacin
‘ H "ty', Merino and Automobile.
Neterlee Public , . ,
Steamship Tickets
12M tsytun &t'o.. inc.
7 rut REAL ESTATE nsnnlixcn'
summonses. ‘ Schwinn:
, ‘ No. _ , ,
15 Cor, Main one Well Ste. , ,
21 Holden Me. and Union Place
22 Sprinc Hill one Kellogg t.
', 5* Hons t
‘ ‘ as West Ave. slid idem
‘ ,88- What Ave. end Crowd at. ,
it. end Homers" , . .
8 acumen sud htevens’
and one
Surety Bonds. . f " , _.
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