it: with local relatives.
. day afternoon.
it Oil Company. ’
is 0! Norwalk.
Episcopal church. Tonight
rate will be held.
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‘hWW of Norwalk lad-
' “Within street, are in Lancaster, Pa.,
""t or the death of Mr.
motile: her in. a tow days.
4_.,_.._..-
_n street, South Norwaik.
A the class.
dissing- the critical illness of Mrs.
9 East Avenue Methodist Epis-
more of the ohlcial bcani.
metals tor rest or week:—
mule Medal and Jones' s flour, 99c bag.
4 .4 . *ilueuhow potatoes, 25o peck.
massages 25 lbs, $1. 56.
M as cheese, 19c lb. ' ’
, waxy, slimmer-u avenue, Tel.
W Free. prompt auto delivery.
For? ere she lies- sleeping“ ., ~
nature has claimed her,
fright is her own. * “
'rthoush we mnv call,
_ She no waking sound hears,
cugh calling in sorrow
‘adness and «tears.
hove lines may be seen out
the front of the base of the
observed tmay throughout
Broiler has returned to his
in. New York city after enjoying
finding!“ & Gene Company have
. , cargo of coal aboard one
sales Mchllisms Blue Line
regular weekly business meet-
lhe Ladies’ Aid Cooley oi the
venue M. E. Church, was held
tug “Addie v-2d.," is at Wilson
" street. has returned to her home
fine East Side. after spending new
W days with relatives in New York
_Ie_I third district was more than
., represented, yesterday and last:
wins. at the commencement exer-I
' oi the Junior and Senior High
/
children' s party is being held, this
Moon, on Cove avenue, under the
of the Woman' 3 Auxiliary of I
a 3
new4record, for June, was estab-
today, when local thermometers
, this morning, 44 degrees. A
degrees lower and there would
tterachu club a premlnent in! the Nomalk Carnival, to be held
ession, this afternoon, at
more Beach. where a meeting
anoint social time is being on
William W. May. and family. or 39I
city they were called onI
. . May’s'
Met. a prominent citizen or thatI
The May family is expected to1
furniture, rugs and ranges.
Wing Furniture Co., 127-129 wash-
Miss Marlon Reid, of 8 Fitch street
attending the commencement oxen 4
Elbe State Normal School in
- . .liry today. as a guest of members
WP: Fairbanks. wife of the pastor
w Church action was taken re-
mg the pastor from all responsi ‘
‘iblllty oi the services for the next ilv'e
fishes, during which time the pulpit
be supplied. The prayer meet-
this evening, will be led by the
‘ .nue. returned last night from a visit
. “is spending the summer with Mr. and
painted.
' avenue,
weelts’ suffering from blood poison-I .
elisk shaped monument placed
the grave of Jane James, mother "‘
win W James, in Woodlawn ‘
mien Heights.
Jay, 1818. and died December 19,
.881. Ellen J. James, the eldest oi
the children, Ian born April 28, 1384.
and died January 17,1900. Frederick
W. the youngest. was born Schism
her 22. me and died November 19
1991. P. B. Parker had a large'iron
mum-dewithhisuamecastinthe
line maul across the back, which
ters to sit open when they 'went to
. the tomb, audit was his custom to
go there on fine summer days out of
respect for the memory of his be-
loved‘si’eter.
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—-For furniture, rugs and ranges,
'Btel'ling Furniture Co.I 127-129 Wash-
ington street, South Norweik.
F. A. Carter and family, of New
York, have taken possession of the
Bali cottage at Tokeneke for the sea-
son. .
Frank H. Traendley and family, of
Brooklyn, has . leased the Layton
place at Brooksideligain this year,
and ‘Wlll arrive here. later in the
week.
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The Bible Study, class of the Me-
Ithodist' Sunday school, will hold a
business meeting and social time 'next
iTuesday, June 29th, at the home at
MrsnSamuel Mott."
' The firemen hope to make this attain
mowed in the burial plot for Niel. .
«visiting Miss Katherine 0. Sherwood
_ ed signal boxes in town.
0mm
’lht ball! has! to it: 41nd we
Eugene Wilmott on Monday, died
Tuesday pighi. Theburiai or the in?
slamiord hospital and is now reporté
ed as installing nicely.
hopes of securing a number of con-
tributions from lecaltclk to: them:
nival igr which begins on July 24.
the most successful they we at-
tempted thus far and this 1111 man
it necessarily large field of donations
from the townsmen, and the earlier
the better, the firemen say.
V. v WI «'0. V. W’
The Westport Club’s . mid-summer
dance will be given on July 16.
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Deputy Sheriif Perry was .at in
Superior Court in Mdecnort restore
deli.
The Rev. William C. H. Moe of
State street. was a visitor in Bridge-
port yesterday.
Mlss Alice Taylor of Brooklyn, is
of State street.
Manager'C. ll. Chapman of the Con
necticut Company. yesterday inspecb
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-——For furniture, rugs and ranges,
Sterling Furniture 00.. 1274129 ~4Waah~
lngton street, south Norwalk. 4-
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Taylor and
daughter have gone to California and
expect to attend the exposition. _
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Sherwood
are in New London where they will
witness the boat races on Friday.
The Rowayton Drum Corps will
furnish music for the Norwaik Aeriel
IIol Eagles, No. 588, on the occasion
on the evening of the third of July.
DARIEN
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John convery of Main street. is
"bout after a short illness of grip.
Repairs are being made on the
lorch of John Stanow's house on the
Post road.
Miss Marie Jenkins of Noroton, is
visiting for a few days with her sis-
:er in New Rochelle.
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Miss Celia Warren of Tokeneiie
road is entertaining friends from
Port Jefferson this week.
Mr. and Mrs: .Hnrold li‘alrcbild, of
Main streetcars home from it {visit
with relatives in Yonkers:
-—For tumlture, rugs and ranges,
Sterling Furniture Co..127-129IWiish-
ington street, south Norwalk.
Miss Nellie Smith at 47 Mansfield .ave-
with relatives on ~Long Island.
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.4.4Mlss Elsie Gnossmau of New York.
Mrs. Frank Jager. of 9x Ridge.
George Roche oi! Noroton, has
launched his power boat Dixie, which
was recently overhauled and ref
Miss Margaret Stacey of Noroton
has recovered from a low
sing. ‘
pike We Showill
Bradley of Bangatuck.
day and tomorrow. The parents of
home in Saugatuck, alter being cou-
ilned to the Bridgeport hospital
several weeks, where he was operated
upon. "
their country'residence in the Forms
yesterday attemoon and entertained
many visitors from New York and
Bridgeport.
several {pieces in this vicinity Mon-
;day night, but no damage had been '
reported today. It is thought that only
trees were struck.
Members 02 St; Agnes' Guild ot the
Christ church were entertain“ 4st =a
whlst yesterday alteration by Mrs. A.
U. Smith bl‘ Bduhstnck.
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”Members of the Beaeflcent society
of the Congregstional Church were on-
tertained this afternoonvby‘lm.‘ rl' F.
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Unless the weather is favorable to-
night the band concert to behold on
the’llotei 'Square green villi be post-
poned toancther night.
Au-exhi'bit oi the work done by the
children or the public schools is being
held in the various school rooms to»
the children are invited.
A. E. Allen has returned ’to his
for
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Mr. .and Mn. Daniel Levy opened
Lightning-is report-ed to have, hit
tent took place yesterday. Ill-a. .Wu, 4
next underwent an operation at the .
The Darlen Fire Department is in .
. :lisstaaveane.»
" Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George 0.
1 Navy meisitcd never the week-
’Maroonl. Raiding.
and evening, held the
towns until 10 in the evening: The0
inflammation fine array
tors were much impressed with the
perlect development of the specimens
and. the task of the judges was not
easy. The children's (inhibit reflect-
cd credit upon the ability and inter-
Younger. itolk.
ghibits‘ brought words of praise from
all, and it was .yrell merited.
exhibit also included artistic decora-
tions of party tables, and there wasu
similar exhibition of theIg'rownups in
theuine sectioniof the show. The
tables were ‘ prettily -‘ arranged and
were ornamented with r flowers, fruits,
cut 4glass. «china 'and’ silver.
much credit cannot be given to the
members of the club for .
showing That the exhibit will help jI
those who are engaging in ilower- _
crownemd
matte New Canaan “the town Ibesuti- ,
lul,’I' is n (oregano conclusion. '
mmm “KEEIII/ I
M “m av“ "P" five—*1.
WY, 3cm: .i.. 19.5
Sterling T'nmlture ‘00., 127-129 Wash-
lnzton street, schism
in. Henry W or Stow
lord visited with friends in town on
Tuesday.
The Camp «Fire Girls met at‘the
home of titles “Edna ‘Van Name it
' Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith spoilt
Everett it run-sells Beach.
Prank Manual or the Brooklyn
Immune,
my mums
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hlmtouvfiringiheouetothe estate
The trio campuses Catherine 0‘ Con.
well. No.162 Endowed avenue and
“be! me: No. 1’9 Golden Hill St,
and Bassist factory and Miss Grillth
in the Warner Brothers Corset isntory.‘
to go to Miss OWN“! borne. At
end with tut. allure. ”like 11th
flying visit for Mr. Beating. as he qui
ordered to report for duty BundsyI
evening. and is m on board a war-I
shipheaded for Mexico.
O. U. A. M" recently.
George H. Jelliil; vice cpuncilor, Wil-
examlner, «Fred Bell;
tor. Levi Brush; outside protector,I
F. B. Weed.
motor trip to Baton Pblnt, Monday
night, in Vincent St. John's auto bus.I
Dancing and other amusements werc'
enjoyed until midnight. The party
consisted oi! twenty-one persons, as
follows: Misses Woehr. Brondon,‘
Olmsted, E KrapowicxI Annuziato,
Knobel. Masters Ruth, M. Brennan
and A. Brennan: Messrs. Battersby,
1M. “Annulixiatc,
Coon, Doyle, Brennan, Meniscus,
Smith Ogden and Brown. I
The seventh annual exhibition of
the New Canaan Garden Club, held
in the ‘Town Lust! Tuesday alter-noon,
ythinnest oTIII
icwnspeople and today trdi‘n nearby
great variety of flowers. together with
the exhibit of garden traits and vege-
The visi-
est. in things beautiful shown by
These miniature ex-
This
Too '
mambo are working
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WAR ANNIVERSARY WlLL IBIIE .
HOLIDAY.
demanded admittance shut weregretus-
ed. They altered '20 to the girls it they ._
would ncttell oi the 4trouble,,it is said.
wood boards! the lease and made-tun
east the ear carried the number‘i)
name
citrus“
(to ‘kv
LONDON June 24 .—-Every city, I7
down and village in the British Em
.‘_~4.—_~.
The funeral at George J Kim oi
, accident ooc’prred at :
Sturges was ouhandsndhedthinasi ,-
:Mlss Mabel Towers: of Norotcn
Heights, is anticipating spending her .
Nor-walk who was drowned in Nor-
Chapel of Strangers, Fable Building
yesterday afternoon The Rev. Ken-
neth MithenIzle ct Trinity church dill-
dieting. _
Traffic j on State street,-near “the
town hall, Was tied up for. about 10
minutes yesterday morning, when? an
axis on a Nash ice wagon'brcke. The
runningI smoothlyiattec ..
walk on Monday. was held from the'wl“ be held to redial-hi tannins Ice
termination to ruins: her. vows oi Editor Centl'
victory = '
one one tor the m are new needing" :thedsck‘cfaeatlngrcméity
at the Monument, last. screams,
’ his arrival ”The tire
organised by the (rebuilt-tee is. No-
" . tlonal Patriotic Organizations.
which Premier Asouith, Mr. Balfour
and Lord Bose’bery are officers.
of war, as a holiday, and meetings
1 ‘-. j
- pire will observe monotony, August 3:
4, the anniversary at the. declaration
. ’ ‘WKfiF 83K? 1N3 CAPACITY
Psi-h avenue a Bord touring car slow~
ed up along the curb beside them and
they was going home
Accept invitation.
They said they more and accepted
an invitation to ride to Lee avenue.
At Lee avenue full speed was put on
started northelongthefleason road,
liem‘ M. Merritt: recording secretary, leading toward Jennings' hill and the [958° for each “5' ”1 their several
George Scott: .Insneial secretary. B. m beyond. Here plaintive ”w. positions, to give to every patron oftho
A. Wood; inductor, George Miller; issued from the young women to Mk ”‘9 ‘0 "‘3 WW public, the
Inside Hpmtoc- know where they were being taken. most “bible Md satisfactory service
The men said New York was thdr
destination, first but later they said
they w'ere going to a clubhouse and on
The “i esouid won-y Club" tool: a further questioning said they would "”“m'
circle‘iboch to the city
Leaps From car.
A man and woman were noticed at
the side or the road The! replied to
questions or the girls that the car was
proceeding toward a wilderness. At
this juncture the Maxwell girl is said
to have leaped from the moving car.
The others tried to get out and finally
succeeded. They retracted their way
and were soon given chase by the men.
Workman from the 0. G. Jennings‘
place came out at the screws end
the men are said to have told them
the girls bore unsavory reputations,I
and that they were in need or no Ila-I
distance. i
The scurrying trio reached the home
of Frank Tucltash soon and entered. .
Mrs. Tuckash commrted them . and
quieted ~iheu- .diystei-ledl actions. The .
monsoon arrived at the house 'and‘
but this was refused, also.
hater George E. Sartain, ct rthe
Eastern Underwear company, Eairdeld.
formerly 0! South Norwalk, took the
girls in his car to the trolley and gave
them fare to Bridgeport. Shel-lit :El-
vestigaticns with the results as told,
but with the sdltional inlermation
26071. This is listed in Alexander's
The board or education regret texa
4° excl-classifiers held in the.
where arrests are possible. The idea—I
I coming!
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" 7 I Fire headquarters, ac Vsnmt’fitreet
” ’ Prints boxesswlll willy :be‘ :pnllea
‘- ‘tor are onvpremises where located,
assessed and Charles ”Bis
‘:;4. ildesnty two, at s a. in... so
We OIVioeNos.
IThc South Wk. Trust Company;:
inaugurates A Profit Nearing Wit-33‘
and examination by the trustees eom-
, mittee was Wand andtheirre-II
Inert was presented at the regular
. Them was a deal at detective work week“ "fig: meeting held this
it! Short: 31me which hemmed”. 4W 6 once at the south
{Norwalh company.
company,
I
cried etiolals end all employees or
ecompsny, a specific
of the profits of each six months to
The story is “that about 9 p. m. on
I hit Thursday the three we start he “mm“ 9’“ m“: in 9’09“”
ed to walk out State street. intending
to salaries dawn, among the ten per
sons who comprise the working icrce
or the bank.
The ill-st distribution under the
on Smith's Ridge It W a sort 01 II the two men therein called them it MW profit sharing system was voted
Iby the board or management this mor-
ning.
zit is behaved by the Trust Com-
pany' s exocutives that the prdt'it shat. .
lug systtm will not only be an in-
The following adders were elected Iby the young man driving and soon, oeutivo‘tp "1° wk" force of workers
by Commodore Perry Council, No. 44 dewite protects‘irom occupants of the to put orth their best shorts 1‘” the
Councilor,I tension, the car reached Fairdeld and success “ the company, but it will ’1‘
son prove an open and constant chal-
pcssibic. It is this policy at impartial
and individual service that has won tor
the Trust Company its widespread
The Trust Company is the .iirst bank
;that we have heard oi to introduce them
prcilt sharing ”stem. The popular
Christmas Savings Club was also in-
stituted here by them tour years ago.
The Tax Savings Club was the latest
new public service lecture that was ,
originated. and presented by them. it' s
feasibility and worth has been demon
strated .as several other banks have
copied and worked it.
TWO NUTMEG POSTMASTERB.
“medal-hie, Jr» at Enid-indium and
Entrrlck Riley it Kiliiri‘g‘ly.
WASHINGTON. June 24.-‘—P'resident
Wilson ye‘scel'fiy made the- ltflibwing
appcintmem ct postmaster”. 4
Connecticut --r James Bride:
u.‘
J he
.Iaatifinddam; Patrick.ililey.'1§illtngly. 1 ”
New: Hampshire—ether“- ll. . Plum-
mer, Ashland.
Moine-Fred W. Hartnett, Bath.
rAccept all 1he~luck *that comes
your way-shut don‘t DEFEND on its
if you want a job use 'rfien
tlnel Want Ad.
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Fire. Life, Accident, Plate Glam.
,4chiuncnic nemnomtlen, Liabili-
r4ty.4usrinrsnd Automobile.
Sammie“!- ,
'iNmrm Nubile
‘3tIOImIMD Tickets
1.. M Laytcn&fe., Inc.
. REALESTATE INSURANCEf
dW‘Are, , 480.1%”an
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unmask will:
motile.
ALARM
4—mtch School {private}.
Telephone 170
_ Elia telephone message , .to 44mlectric
' ‘E remnants) between them still
1):}? m. cuddle as. giving: location; or
“lire, an alarm will. be given from near
est hex
Second and... arewnly to he giv
an by the clue! or scthig chisi upon
EJMamn school (private).
312-4318“ flashingt'on and sort Sta
" 2r4~Van’Zandt 8t. and Osborn use
flid—East Ave. and Rowan St
217~3Wlnlleld St. ’
mention st '
' ' 1-moblutIuJMdI-rafinl
mime tilt-ti. are out.
arm: the semiannual auditI
’A dividend at the rate or tour pert
. cent. per annum was doc-heed to the
tlty oi the three girls was not known?
until this week, although their tron-g W3 “ms‘m ”amt
,.A dividend at the we ohaix per cent
was ri
Nee e m eased M Thursday per annum was voted to the stock-
nail. No. 159 Lee avenue Helen Max. Iholders of the capital stock of the
Last January it has decided by the
to the I“ lit": data. The board otmaaagemeni to inaugurate s.
an: I I!” are 03910?“ in the Bum-Iproiit sharing system with the sat-I
percentage _.
' , to Car. Woodward and Modern-vs.
q ‘51 Golden Hill and himwbod iv;
‘ . .52 Washington int. Bridge .
newsman m summons I}
" ' 12 Hickory Blur! and Bell Island. I
‘ leIne‘PohltendRoten Pehlt
“ 21 Lehzwlslend Bound toMoKulcy-II '. 44 '
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The Red & VQ
we Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRIGAL SHOP
"1n “the '1'”!
‘AUTD ‘wwuu
when. fies—no, fie. «Main 49h.
30. M M m‘llflcb
_ Ll‘iN‘i“;"."N."J‘.‘L“Q"3‘A’kwm
m
humembetuswtth teeth fondness/4 ,
“lug their food. it is in the mouth
that the first and one -ot the most
tummy 4in:digestiun-._tnliee
MMMMM lanthanum
“showed tomato there; :rhey
mhould eitheriheilhed. conned .or
extracted. Broken damn teeth and
meets. and the deposits .u'ound
Manta m :ewalicwzming
into the m from inch .3.
snouth a source ciaoisontto the
system include! 4mm! food.
hellish-y
16.8mm fit. 4.80. Nor.
HOURS: 49 A. I. do 54’. rid.
70934” and Thursday .Evcn-‘
line, 7 19.8 pun. Sundan- M
manhunt..uly.
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sunny“ Bye lrewies?
it so. remember. I have the only com-
.plete Eye .Testing-Psrlors.ln our city.
I examine normalise-lenses and .4
lit the mm“. :All work done in .my
Modern Ahoy. -
Deli! 8180” 6 9.111.. Monday, Wed- ,
nesdsrsad Friday until. 8 p..m.
LLIAMI MOOR
Keelemrtlidg. ‘lIdd Wathinpfin‘di
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21 Belden Ave. and Union Place
422 Spring Hill endliellolg 8t.
24 Union Park
25"West Ave. ud‘nerkleylt. 4
27 ‘Eranlriln Ave. and 'hyaepflnce;
51 Gas:Bonee.(Priaate Bot) .
82 West Ave. and Merwin 8t.
33 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
84 ChapebSt. and Harbor Ave;
36 West Ave. near Armory
as Elm Crest and'Stevens St.
41 Cross St.xxnd<Wilton Ave.
42 Match“ North .Ave.
43 France 8t.
52 Main and Catherine Ste.
.3 New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair St.
'c‘hesifnut sneer. Summer fit.
in Main St. and Union Ave.
62 On the Green.
53 anat and Lincoln Aves.
M 'Esst Armand Mouse“.
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1.2 ‘Westmt blip. titanium 431.4 incline:
18 Concord Street, our School
~14 Cor. .Annandmm Streets ,. ,7
'15' "Cor. ‘High '"St. and Willow 'Avc.
IotNorwdlkilron‘iWor-ks Building .
17 Cor. Cedar 8!. null "Weet “Ave.
18 High Cchool. West Avenue
L21 Cor Taylor Ave. and Most Che.
.22 Ger. Baotou 3t. Hm.Ew «Ave.
2.4 Cor. Ghanaian}! Hairy fits.
25 Cor. Monroe and Main -'.sts
28 Lexington mom meson Ste.
2474 West: annimmmnovm
:3 Cor; Macon and 1min Sta.
31mm Malaise: near- Meadow
‘ 32 Electric uni Bishop
‘34 _.Oor Clay: admiring Ste.
Minor. Hovilend $11141er tits.
:7 sLockwocd :Mtg. Etc.
4 Con. Daym Raymond Sis. 4.
41 Cor. Fairneid Ave. and Cedar 8t.
(2 Taylor Ave. arid Booth Ct.
43 Woodward Ace. and mallow- 8t.
ills cor.- Burrito-and New Jive. .
v61":Beed‘9t4«ond =Putnam: . ”Ave. . -;
.7 Nos-walk Hospital . "
8 Music Hall
,4‘a
-‘-5" Bucharest Co" Min Bi.
54 Nor-walk Lock CL. 4 .
it Hoyt's Theatre
:12 Highland Ave“, to N. ’72,, N. Kim
H. B. B.
at issue.
Iain-m
cogs 4.
or (Welt hide)
is white nudge 4min ii. mimetic;
to wane Bridletl. n. to use also
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