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SPEEDSTER COUPES in COMMERCIAL CARS
FOR DEMONSTRATION
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vited to any of the" ”flue" F‘orbu.chairman "d treasurerplss. iuries sustained by falling from the Tuesday. the occasion being Mr. .and Be" [‘1 d
‘D. Gaffney. Thus: W. Farley. Jos. building at the bridge near Lakéview Mrs. Benger's first wedding anniver e b an
i AtConference of Christian Workers Golden. Thus. Boyle, Al. Wallace, A. cemetery, left the institution on Wed- sary. . .l __ {h __
B 0 9 held Willi the 'Rowayton Canavm and J. Cmgvan, . da . ' i" ‘u . ,
.EAST NOR AL churches on Thursday. July 8. .1916. , 1108 1! Mrs Gilmartln and daughter. ac ho flizrfigfizu 3 3:1]; filming 11:];
vv . There will be two‘iessions of this com The fire house team'will go .‘to Mrs Walter Stewart and daughtencompanied by Miss Eva Elwood ousionarieil of limited means, is open
, forence. At 3 o’clock in the Baptist Greenwich, Monday afternoon, July 5. have returned from a visit with rela- Oah street, returned to their homes: l,a gain this season
. church, and at 7:45 oclock in the and play the Red'oiiks of that place. a", in Tarrytown. , Brooklyn, Wednesday. after a visit! James will, next Sunday, Jury 4. com-
““ “mm“ Chmch- TM mm!" is!!! The line-up of the Heights team fol- . with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elwood. imence homing the “15““ "mm“
. mtreet, has resumed her duties in the
‘ “absence of the pastor, Rev S. P.
on.
-m are unusually busy today. {y’
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charge of Rev. William James of Belle
Island. which gives assurance of a
highly profitable conference. futures:-
ing speakers will be heard at ‘both ses~
along. The subject of the meeting will
be "Prayer," and the speakers arei
men and women who have learnedi
The regular Weekly meeting of the brstions of the fourth by the setting from personal experience the "luv
Mr. and Mrs. ‘H. V. Slicock, of
'il‘llomas street, have removed from
that street to East avenue. 1
The agitation on the East Side re-
uniting the lowering of water-rates
h'attracting much atention and inter-
lliss Mildred Baldwin. 0: Second
Bundle Bakery, on Van"Zaut street,
toiiowing a brief absence due to ill‘
Rev. George E. Richter-got Darien,
will oiliciate at the services tomorrow
h the Eagi avenue M. E. church. in
_ moiety and all other stores on the!
East Side will be closed all day on-
the Fifth of July, in observance of
the national holiday. For the, reason
”It two holidays come together this
“A. Sunday and the Fifth, the local
The regular business meeting of the
Norwslk Improvement Associa‘
will he held Tuesdiiy encroach
ween at the some of mar-r.
tResell, on Beaview avenue, {I'lle
' .. "National Ideals." Isa. 62:1—7.
service of unusual interest. At this _
be tolerated. The extra men will be
clad in the regulation uniforms.
William Twomblsy, of the East Side,
a members of the “Addie V-Zd" crew
was severely bitten, yesterday after-
noon below the hip, by a bulldog
owned by the captain of the barge
Red Star 21, which is unloading at the
Ferris Coal Company dock. The at-l
tension of a physician was required.
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh is in.‘
vestigating.
ROWAYTOQ
hwwwre;~ere i. “.4
Benjamin St. John. of Hartford, is
spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. Benjamin St. John. of Rowayton
avenue. He, made the trip from
Hartford, this morning,. by automobile
in a little over three hours.
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nowayton Baptist Church .—-8ervices fi
on Sunday, July 4.1'he services of
the day will begin with the moronic
prayer meeting at 10:16.10:30 Serv- .
ice for morning worship with sermon
by the {pastor on ‘Commdnion
Thoughts ” The ordinance of the
Lord’s Supper will follow the morning
son-ice. 11: 60 The Bible school ses-'
sion. 6: 46 The monthl'yflaiorl service ,
of the Epwortil League with the Y.l’
S. C E. at the Baptist Church. Topic.
7:30 A
‘ third district commissioners is schod- 01! 0f fireworks, and no rowdylsm will and power 0! prayer A simple COHE-
; lied to be held Monday night.
tion will be served after the afternoon
;session__ so that any who come r.- om a
distance may stay to both sessions.
Everyone who desires to attend will
receive a most cordial welcome and
the conference is open to all Christian
workers of Norwaik and vicinity.
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Wilbur B. Bates is having a railing
.put on his front piazza.
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Fred Stark is taking lessons 'on
the trap, drum, cymbals, etc.‘
lug his sister, Miss Margaret Kelley;
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John Canavan and William Cullen,
expect to take a trip to Wyoming, Pa...
next week.
uncalled for at the iDarien post office,
June 19: Mrs. E L. Biddellcomb, s.
W.; Dal-ion.
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The second and last evening of the
people attending The volunteers ex-__
held; Oaks. right field, Fisher, left
_Millspaugh, chairman; Ant. Raymond.
, John T. Kelley of New York is ‘visit- .
Advertised list of letters remaining .
working in the Central Pharmacy. 1
auto heel-es to his. funeral equipment.
1’- 'iiremen's vaudeville show was a great .
success. about eighty-live ni- a handled VI
lows: Prince, 3nd base; La Roche.
2nd base; Blazcyi catcher; Ganey.lsti
base; Rate. shortstop; Hall, center
field. and H. and A. Carlson, pitchers.
The fire department's annual carill-
val will he held on Noxan's field the.
entire week of July 19. There will be”
I. carousel and other new attraction.
A 1915 Nd touring car will be given
away, and there will be a gate prise
of a gold watch every evening. There
is dancing every night. The commit-
tee in charge is composed of Chas.
secretary; Samuel Sharer, assistant
secretary, and Harry Street, treasurer.
Day before yesterday welcome news
arrived among the caulile population
of this town. it. was an order re-
scinding the extension of the muzzle
law on dogs and came from Commis-
sioner of Domestic Animals in Hart-
ford. The extension order would have
kept’ the muscles in use until Septem-
bar 1. So once again with the re-
pealed the dogs can go about with
freedom that is rightfully their own.
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E. B. Lawrence has added a new—
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her home in Cretan Hills, after a
f pleasant visit with Miss Rosana Mer
f‘ ritt on South Main street.
emitting
Roy DeVanna of New York is visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. George Everett,
of Richmond Hill.
The New Canaan Juniors.
strengthened by. several clever play-
ers. will play the Spring Hill Club
of Norwalk, Monday, at 1 p. m., on
the South Avenue grounds. Until:
further notice all Sunday games have
been cancelled.
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Miss Lillian Peterson of Tremont is.
the guest of Mrs. Hugh Gilbert on
Lakevlsw avenue.
' Miss Louise Apple has returned to
Cleveland, 0., after a week's visit
with Miss Esther Comstock.
The following warranty deeds have
been recorded with the Town Clerk:
Rae McKondrick of West Haven
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs
I n 0 ho do. '
Myron E. Crawford on West road. a d n no ry line of Wilton and
New Canaan.
During the months of July and Aug-
ust all the blacksmith shops in town
will close on Saturdays at noon.
Warden Wheeler has placed an or
der with the Sement-Solvay Co.
Syracuse, for four ions of granulated.
calcium chloride which will he placed!{
on the borough streets in place of 011,}
which has not proved very satisfnc-i
torv. This material is shipped in
drums. One drum' is said to caveri
.176 squarevyards. in making the lip-i
plicntion, the road-is first sprinkled,
with water. as this aids the calcium;
Sconeid on Carter Street! the ”3‘ chloride to dissolve and penetrateI
week. . - ‘ V {more thoroughly. Besides seine ei
' Jdustilayer, it serves as disinfectant
POW! BMW: who has been can land does away with the offensive
fined to his home on Forest street for ‘smell of the oil
the past week, is reported much im-
Miss Elizabeth Krapowisc has re-
turned to her' home on Smith Ridge
from hunchester, where she is a
teacher. .
Miss Clara Weber'of hismaronecll-
has been the guest of Miss Florence
Miss hiarion 1’“?le has returned to dug by prominent citizens. More than
:260 put on overalls to improve Mead
Memorial Park. The site for the ball
1 diamond was given most attention. and
‘good results wens accomplished. Sevg.
.ne 3 good showing on the gronnds. The
,tfstllers' of the park—E. J. Korean and
'i‘. W. Bensdict— were on hand to see
The Raw Canaan Grange will hold that things went right. All the town
contain street. They attended'
races at? Bougiilreepsie. Monday...
Tuesday smug. Jul! 18: The me— While themes“ Vere down stills
the la- park 76 young hills! “in town startled
Elizabeth B. McSlade tofl‘heodore T.‘
Crane. landon South avenue: Town:
sendeB. Wickwire to George Mitchell,f
of.
Park 'Day 'was ' justly celebrated " .
Tuesday. The first spades of dirt were I 1
Dr. Ferdinand Neutron of Brooklyn oral, people had furnished teams and .
is visiting Roger Potter, at his home earth which helped greatly in making
in Raymond's Hall on and borough cones did their part. ;
iservices will be held on the island for
I some years. Bible school for children
and adults at Elim Home at 4 o'clock.
and the open air twilight service at
Fester Park, weather permitting.
about '7 o'clock.
if your tenants are moving use a
Sentinel Want Adv.
Ready-Made Clothes
i Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly 'fi‘lrm. Suits
made to order from
i - $15.00 UP
S. Nanall
Custom Tailors. M 3595-
225-227 E. Washington‘St. '
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-j ,
pairflg Neatlyjoue.‘ * '
VDENVD or THE’NQWALJK
‘ SAVINGS SW1“? *
Norwalk Conn,
June 10,1915.
At a meeting of Directors of .:
rhis Society, held this 430 ’
dividend, at the date of
(4) per cent. per annual “9.
declared to Depositors from}
the carningsoi the six in s
ending June 30, 1915.
The same will the enters
on pass-books and paid
and aiterJuly 10,1915. .,
MONEY ‘DEPOSITEDSQN
0R BEFORE SATERDAY,
JULY . 10’. 19!. W
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