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lot tour brothers and one sister. Mrs
Elisabeth A. Scudder, survives, who
was 87 years of
‘A son, George Scudder. ”also
fmour'ns r loss, as. does a niece, :Mrs.
‘Amelit udder, of‘Maple lily: '
bin-and hire. D. Mimi), of Easton,
Pennsylvania, have arrived at the
Beach residence at Butler's Island,
which they have leased for the sea-
There will be a meeting tonight 01
the oilicers and trustees of the Roway-
ton Library and those who have can-
uvassed- the various districts of the vil-
lage during the past fortnight for
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It is reported that 8 D. Folsom has
purchased a new Ford auto.
Frank June of Ndrwaik is stopping
at the David Evans place in Bolden's
Hill.
Mrs. George Pike is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. William Pike in Stonington.
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benedict have
flue: is the 34th anniversary oi the be considered.
mettlfilof President Garfield, on The new Washington street bridge, money for the library. The meeting
5 _, . - is “covered” by a tort manned with will he held at dire Charles a. Hack-
‘John Ku‘bovllcli, East Washington 3’9“? guns. However. the "fort" ll ley' s, Rowayton avenue. at eight
.iflteet talica. is building a new bunga- 1“"th more than 8 clever and 0118- o'clock. Will all members of the com-
is! 011 Van Zant street. 11ml Window display. which was crew mittee on canvassing. as well as all or-
lost-non Brothers. oi the East Side, 43“ by 0“ 0‘ “‘0 10°“ 8'00"? ”11- floats. endeavor to he present. and
. the contract to paint the house The regular weekly meeting of the bring the money they have collected?
ma by Oscar Hedlnan, on Lincoln W'omans Auxiliary 01 Christ Wheelie! After the business meating. during
Church. was held yesterday afternoon which the reports and funds will be
e Camp Fire girls, of the East at th“ home 0‘ 3‘" Frank Clark on given to the treasurer, a pleasant in- Rev. Dr John Davenport has been
‘are planning for an entemln- Osborn avenue. P1303 were d”Chilled iormal social lime is expected. As the a guest of his daughter. Mrs. William
”L‘Vlhleh will be given some time concerning “19 15"“ fete, Wh‘Ch Will officers are hostesses, will they kindly A ”“99
”7"“ be held at the home of Mrs Samuel come a little earlier This Is an im- Mrs. Sarah Olmstead entertained the
SI! “Americans" of the East Side Kelley, on Seaside Place, the find 0: poi-taut session for the library, on tie W. C. T. U. at her home in North Wii-'
;- M with the Dresden Lakes. July. other routine matteg were our successful raising of the necessary ton on Thursday.
afternoon. on the Wicks Lot 3‘5"“ yesetrdsy. amount required for recombine ll- - A case containing potions, etc. found
I in! goals is promised.
, ' Epworth League was in charge
we” services. last night, in the East
M. E. Church, and Harold
president, led' the meeting.
town.
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popular rector of Christ Episcopal itssxistence. so it is hoped that every— who can prove property. ,
Church. on the East Side, will, on next line will give as generously as his i: .i-l Delegates from St. Hatthevul parish
Sunday, ofllciate at his last service in her means will permit The “but” were invited to attend the andtlhl
$9 lacs; chilirch before he leaves for 3191109851 totlhe thxlllhlalrid I: hilt“ meeting at the thirtield County Alch-
. ewes werehewill ndsva- resen so 8V Se 303- sda
”9°“ °’ workmen have been ration, probably stem; :mr’nonth or pride in supporting it. and has done deaconery m ”$610“ Them“: Susie
in making repairs on the New 51.. weeks Upon his return Dr Cas- so successfully for eleven years. Let Miss Marlon cQueen. th
mania: 318m“: Keyserdand ' key will resume active and interested the seed work continue' umanaginga$::lmx:h:,lhdw:rr:m til:
r e has several ”'5' charge of the church, which is now in" The Long islander. 0! Huntington. Junior mas 'ochool in hlorwalklast
Flora Harris. of the Bronx. a flourishing condition. Rev. Kenneth Long Island. prints the following obit- met
18 the guest for several MacKenzle ,ot Westport, and other nary of the death of Mrs. Georse ‘W- .
home of!“ and Mrs- Her rectors will officiate at Christ Church Scudder, mother oi George w. aouo'
, 1. on East Washington during or Caskeys vacation. der, ior- many years a resident of Re
~8PECIAL FOR SATURDAY. wayton: Pooebe A. widow of George DEM!“ 0’ H- G. Thomm Several
finslness meeting ”I the MW“ Geld Medal. Jones. or Pillsbury dour W. Scuddér. Sn, passed away at her tables 0‘ tea, food, ice cream and util-
‘ Church was held last night. 95 cents hag. home on Park avenue.
fie close of the mid-week prayer New potatoes, 19c pk born on a farm in the west end ‘51 the ladies of the Equal Franhhlse MW
W “mm °’ “"1““ Wine" sugar; 4 Pounds. 25c island in what is now a part olGreat- tor the. benefit of the Wilma" E?
.A. M disposed 0“ ‘Gmsel' Shape. 3 pounds, 250. or New York, November 28, 1833. Her ‘ change.
E‘ "use date of the annual picnic of the Milk or Soda crackers 3 pounds 25c. ‘paternal ancestor was Jesse Went} ROY.- Robert Berry cached '- “'9'
Rest Norwaik Advent Christian Campbell's Soups, 3 (or 25c. , slid her mother. Sarah Udall. She was well sermon in the hasten nal.
_ has not yet been determined. Tomatoes. corn or peas. 1 tor 25c.
matter will be discussed and de- l. flinch ‘ ’l‘el 875-3 in}. Ecuador died June 7, 1911.. no in: he quilt ' another ’
. upon some time during the ' .- '
week.
member 1. m... ‘w “mar or the estate ”or Chance Lloyd lods .
nt meeting of the East 1““ ihfir report With the Mail of her bad ,
Improvement Association. white. allowing and mmlm»
”m will be held it the hand or tantalum against the estate. The CORP Christian
7‘ Blsseli. on Seaview avenue. his-hm were Attorhw William I" 7
July 6. at 2: 300'010chln'fll. Tammany. Thomas. Coats and Frank.
, lattersofinterelt. ennui My. Attorney scan 1: “
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been entertaining friends iron: out ot’
R"- T- '1“ Caskey, D 0., new and brsry during the next year. depends near the postoiiice awhits an owher.‘
_ family, of 72 Fort. street, East Nor~
. V - .Anim l , Jen
Orcr sixteen dollars was cleared. at; “fishnet 0' Domestic a 5
the rats held Saturdanjluiy 26, on the “
Deceaged was it! we" displayed presided over by‘
insoles to air, scuddog March 5: less; chines sunny morning. the “.91.”
winter whlst club amounted to 819. 50.
which will be devoted partly to the
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last January. heading in“ “a “ml“,- the put. Willis 8. Banks, and also to a large Wallace, Andrew Jackson, Frank
chase or new library books.
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1 Joseph Gfiiotto and family, of South
iNorwaik. are moving to town this
week.
Mrs. Leoren Davis and child, of Be
the]. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loy-l
man Beers. - . -, ‘
Risa Mabel HcFiu‘lsnd, of East
Norwslk. and two young friends were
in town Tuesday
H.1- and Mrs. Charles 0. Perry, of
Hailey Merge, have returned i'rom a
visit in Seymour. .. f
Miss Ethel Salmon has returned:
home from South Manchester to;
spend the summer.
Mrs. Benjamin Warner, of Daubury,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. John Mor-
ton. of the East Side.
Micah... a....ett, and Miss Mclllvain,
of Georgetown, have been guests all
Mrs. Lenny lackwood.
Orlando Andrews, who has been
very ill with pneumonia, is now be-l
ginning to show improvement. 5 " !
Mrs. W. .C. Westerneld continues;é
very ill from the effects of a shock,
which she suflered two’weeks ago.
Mrs. W. H. Robinson. has been a
guest of helr sou,".loseph Perry, and
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walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Benedict
attended the- funeral of Mrs. Bane-
dict’s mother in Greenwich on Tues~
day.
R. C. Williams is gathering the hay.
crop on the farm of Mrs. M. E. Tur-
ney. of Godfrey street, and has also
purchased several acres of standing-
grass fit‘ the Misses Fitch.
iiously ill at her home tor some time.
‘ed it last Saturday.
aim. Arthur Phillips,- baritone. will
Richard no genome. poet and essay.
residenoe'ofths deceased. Ofatalnil’ nounced that the proceeds prom the tor the owner. The hall, accompuny- sketch “Who Got the Pig?” was ex- . . ~
ing the storm, also did considerable continually comical and well render-
damage to the large onion crop of ed. The cast included Miss Louise
'Flsher and Al. Mcllale. The sketch.
il"The Jealous Husband,“ was well re-
}ocivcd and came in for rounds of ap-
iplauso. in this sketch were Miss .
{Eva Dugdale, Miss Ada Jackson.Carl
La Roche and Arthur_ Carlson. The _
lthird sketch, “Brother Phil went -'
. ., . ‘Walking," made guite a hit, the cast
,lncluding Mrs. S. Nichols, Miss Niel--
OROTON iic Carlson, Jack Dugdale and Al.
NM Mcllale. Miss Marie Wagner render-
k Ied a. very pleasing solo. Dancing
\fimfiM ifollowed the performance until a late
Mrs. George Stark has been ser- hour. .
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field 0! his line cabbages.
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'llies Basel Drawn will spend two‘
weeks'vacation with friends in New
Canaan.
Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, but
The Congregational Sunday school 5 is
picnic will be held at Roton Point. . n0! 3 manly form' in
Wednesday, 3“” 21 , made to order from
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con $15.00 UP
gregational Church will give a lawn
festival on the Schlichting place. S Naman
Thursday, July 15. .
Dr. Godfrey a son. Kenneth, who Custom Tailors. Tel 359; 5.
was operated on for appendicitis last
'week Holiday by“ ‘. Dr. .Sherrill (X
Stamford. in the Stamford hospital.
was brought home yesterday in Rev:
225-332 E. WashingtonS .
Cleaning, Pressing and Re- '
fairing Neatly Done.
Brown’s machine. 3 W“ ”7‘ .7
Miss Frances Abbott. “Bob" Quitt-
mayor of Bridgeport. and Bryant F. ”mm Nam
Series of New Haven, are spending 13!“
their vacation of two weeks with SEMI-ANNUsAL DIVI— :.‘
7 Mrs. Irene B. Cralu at her home. DEND OF THE NOWALK:
‘ SAVINGS SOCIETY. ‘
Norwalk, Conn,
June 10,’ 1915.
"The little house upon the hill "
A number, of local people, signed a
petition, and sent it to the State Com~
At a meeting of Directors of
this Soéiety, held this day,a ,
dividend, at the date Of Four ‘
(4) per cent. per annum‘ was
declared to. Dcpositors from
"the earnings of the six months ‘
ending“ June 30, 1915.
The same will be entered
on pass~books and paid on
f_and- after July 10,1915 .1
MQNEY DEPOSITED ON '
R BEFORE SATURDAY
ray 0. Phelps, to have the dog-mus-
sling order rescinded in the town. it
was to} be in effect until September,
but Commissioner Phelps, acting up,
on the local peoples petition. rescind-i
The Presbyterian Church will hold
a patriotic service next Sunday, at 11
sing. Dr.‘ Carlos Martyn will deliver
an address on "1178 and Alterwhrils: l
lot will lashes Declaration or hi-l
Norwalk Chronicler