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be” _. Carl‘dobnson ofJ-lartford, was a vis-
iinr, today, with local friends.
. llrs.'James Beers, of Beach avenue,
"has returned to her home after visiting
”Lielatives in Bridgeport.
“The 'Kuns family. of Brooklyn, N. Y..
‘II'IW taken up their residence for the
,-:mmmer on Sesview avenue.
9 The much-abused “bridge-smtch"
m much resembled a millpond this
morning after the heavy downpour of
{local fishermen report that the re-
mt storms have made fishing “no
' ‘ The black fish for the last few
due liars refused to bite because of
as recent rains.
' a ll Linatters 'of business, last
thing; .weretransacted at the meet-
the official board or the East
E. church. The regular monthly at-
were discussed.
'1 large St. Bernard dog. owned by
"s. sry Yaftcak, was shot yestelx
' l "‘51.; by Dog .Wdrden Thomas
.als'h. The animal had severely
Allies Bertha Price. of Bridge
gte mid- week prayer meeting, in the
venue M. E. Church, this even-
as; in he in charge of the Epworth
mash On Sunday the services will
teeonducted by IRev. G. E. Richter, 01'
Men.
. In connection with the anchorage or
lite torpedo boat destroyer “Bennett."
fut Greens Farms. the crew of the Ad
do viznd report it is a common oc-
ch to sight a torpedo destroyer
EAST NORWALK
once, and the many amusements at the
park were well patronized. Richard
Hendricks, of Cove avenue, treated
those in attendance to a trip on his!
launch on the waters around the point.
Misses Jeanette and Elizabeth Mc-
Adle and William McAdie, of Brooklyn,
will be guests over the Fourth 0 July
of Mr. and Mrs Robert C. The
54 First street.
. Afterwards."
. vaudeville performance.
:J. Sebree Wednesday evening by the
' deuce oi Mrs. George Chatman, 36
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b‘ensilts and damsseaare: uni;
distinguished as historian and orator,I i
will deliver an address on "
£ "76 and, list of persons. resulting 01' “CTN"?
All are invited. cm Mom
The Noroton Heights Dramatic? ‘ ‘irom the taking 0‘ lanMor public use!
C! b m h Notiéo a mi} men that tile (or or from the Mannheim of building
u w c gave a vaudeville show lowing is a list persons amass, lines or tom the layout and change of
and? dance last evening, and which' benefits and roaming and ae- grades on Third street},
.ls ébntinued tonight. in the tire house. cruing from the laying out, situation, Helen hi. Peck. Charles Podselnl, J.
for the benefit of the Noroton Heights“ enlargement and change of (love ave -W. a an. W. E. Marvin. W. 'l‘. and
feignemiigmsfigg, 1, had arrange:l a has, so-csiled. from First street on the Thomas I. Edmond. Henry Thompson.
program man“ north I‘m on ”um, ,1 ‘ . , . air, Frank A. and
the numbers is a mat“. W the 'shd yinxnaft. altemtio’i’Epehisrge v~ 7 ’ - W church-
Pig?" the cast including Miss Louise ment and change o; Second. mud and Stephen and Helen Blainerlck Lena
Wallace. Andrew Jackson, Frank Fifth streets. so called. troll: Gregory M. Billions. William Harper. Am“
Fisher and Al. McHale. "The Jealous boulevard on the dust to Norwalir har' Badumsnowski. J. F. C. Gerda. Luih
Husband, " another light comedy, will but on the west. and the laying out. al- er M. ersht. Elbert 5~ “WED“ Daniel
give Miss Eva Dugdale, Carl La 'tanuon, enlargement and change or ’1‘.Murphy, John Driseoll. Marion
Roche, Arthur Carlson and Miss Ada Fourth street, so called. from Gra‘bry wham. Allen Aiken. William llilsdon.i
Jackson opportunity to show their boulevard on the east to Cove avenue William Warn, Hannah =11. Johnson,
dramatic abilities. "Brother Phil on the west. in the Third Taxing Dis~ Ann Conklin. Charles H. Penrce. HOV
Went Walking" is the last act on trlct of the city. and the changing the ace 'W Whfl- .
the program. including Miss Nellie grade thereof and the walks adjoining The benefits anddamazes are equals
\ arisen. Mrs. B Nichols. Jack Dug- the some. and the designation of build- each being one dollar. for the following
line and Al. McHnle, followed by two ins lines on both sides or these streets. list of persons. resultan or accruing
solo selections by Frank Devine and The benefits andthe damages are from the taking of land for public use,
Marie Wagner. Dancing follows ths‘equai. each halogens dollar for the or (rpm the establishment of building
foliowiils list of persons, resulting or lines or from the layout and chaotic ot
accruing from the: taking of land for gradeson Fourth street:
public use. or tram the establishment" Louise J. Merritt. milk D. Layton.
of building liner or from layout or his if Merritt. Genevieyel. Andrewa.
change of grades on (love avenue. finned Katha. John K33“ E“- 1"".
‘Roliert Joselevslssy. James A. Lock- Raymond. isaac Church. Frederick
wood. Lewis Raymond. Edmund 'l‘roiln- Hoyt. Louise Merritt, Harriett L. Moe“
son. Henry. L. Warren. Horace Fisher. ritt. Harry 3- MOTHH- Thomas H “M
Morris Epstein, J. r. c Cordes. Mary l. Carr. Sylvester s Mormons
MR8. SEBREE. SURPRISED.
A surprise was extended to Mrs. G.
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members of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Grace Baptist church. at the real- i
North avenue. Several of the ladies
J. R. White and family arrived from-
New York today and expect to spend
the summer here. ' i
Contentment Island, over the Fourth.
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& the local islands and off Stamford.
mt Christian Church, on Van ssh
tiers will be considered
, ”W: lst Church picnic. at- ’
;hold l1, mulch Presbyterian ones
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Mrs. J. G. Geer, of New York, is vis— in the society since she has been in
- iting Dr. and 'Mrs H. B. Wilcox. at
assistant treasurer. 9 Many thanksand
good wishes were extended to, Ml‘s.
bree.‘ ‘ Dainty refreshments we,
and Mrs. G J. Sabres. Mr.
Howard, Mr and Mrs. Isiah omens
-’ The Dal-ion countryside is full of ’59.."
,weli- known people. nowadays.
gave presents as a remembrance. The Charles H. Pearce, F H. Reina, Jen- William Podmore, Iv’or iii and Amount“
society 89'“ 8 lovely traveling bag to “‘9 T Whitehead. Frederick K. Hon. '1‘. Peterson. Raymond Bros. w
“W their alilll'lioiation tor- her work HF"? B Merritt, Est: Harriet Mar-i. The benefits and damages are equal
riett, ids 5M. Merrittmouise J, Merritt. each beinx one dollar for the lollo'w-
Frank D Lavish-1...: Jones. r a is int: list- or persons. resulting or so.
liter- cruing from the taking at land for pub-
in. Etta iic use, or from the establishment or
3 'Gehimanu. J. H. and 1.11.. Miller. building lines or from the layout and
Nathitniel EM": 0- H Phillis. Emma change of grades on Filth street. ’
_ J. Pierce. V saaecburcml ids id.dderr-itt,18tsphea s. Stouter, ‘
this town. Mrs. Sebree was also their
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each being one dollar for the following;
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Tyrell was arrested on May iii for
running an automobile westward in
Fairneid avenue and running ' into
George Tierney, a motorcyct'. 3. Hum
Nichols of Ellswortl street was no
copying the rear seat of the motor
cycle. but escaped injury. Tierney
has not recovered from his injuries
has not recovered from his injuries
and had to be carried into the court
room.
The testimony presented showed
that Tyrell kept on the right side at
the road. but when near Alfred street
veered to the left and collided with
Tierney s motorcycle
Tyrell’s defense was that when he
saw the motorcycle come out of Al
fred street his first impulse was to
turn out as the motorcycle kept right
straight out. instead oi turning west,
:so he was upon the motorcycle beiore‘
he could avoid it.
The contention of the attorney for
the defendant was that there was con
tributary negligence. if there was any
negligence on the port at his client.
but. be even denied that, as he said
inlet Tyreli tried to avoid the accident
at the start.
.Ths contention of the state was that
‘ Tyrell did not keep to the right of the
road. which if he has the accident
would not have happened. that he was
coins too fast to have control of his
car. and that the blame wholly rested
on those two reasons. 7
The court held to the around that
the fault was with 'l‘yrsll and‘so ruled
I been most fortunate in the selection
in the city of Norwm this am“; _
The committee feel that they‘naifli‘ ‘
of a supervisor. Hr. Osterhus, who
will direct the work. is arteacbsr of
science in the Hackensaek High.
School, and for several suwnersV‘hnd‘fi"
directed the playgrounds there. quot?»
brings to Newark an enthusiasm:forl.~ r:
and an appreciation of the possibiii j
ties of the playground movement for ’
better health and .better citisénship,
that ensure a great sumdler for the
children of Norwalk. Come Monday 1
and meet Mr. Osterhus and make ,
him feel at home in our city.
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Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from
$15.00 UP . '
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"SEMLANNUAL DIVIé
DEND on THE NOWA ,
SAVINGS SOCIETY ‘5
June to, 1915
At a meeting of Directors of
this Society, held this (lax
divudcnd, at the date of F0
(4) per cent. per annum w
declared to Depositors
the earnings of the so: months
ending June 30,1915
‘The same will be altered
passiabooks and paid on
after" July 10,1915
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