m m toll”.
hut“ street, have removed
' m
f
V , V . Soot! Been, who ‘recently figured in
-‘ I odou- motorcycle accident, on the
. -« mum turnpike. has fully recov-
f 5 1 and. much to the satiamtion of his
.:, . 'IIIJ friands.
1Tumor-row «‘81 o’clock in the even-
.4
in the monthly business meeting of l
the Mworth Dengue of the East Ave-
nue M. E. Church will be held at the
. .1 , Shame of Harold Hall, the president. on
1 Eon avenue.
This week Rev. ’1‘. F. Caskey, D. 1).,
m of Christ Episcopal Church on
{hurry Boulevard will start on a six
t. V» Idaho vacation which he will spend
In the middle west.
Way morning otilciated at the
131 ”nae M. E. Church. Last evening Rev.
f a. E..,Rlchter, of Duties, delivered a.
1 .owerful and interesting sermonfi
1. 1 g”) L’llommedieu of New York, is
“' wing the holiday with his parents,
1‘l5 and Mrs. John R L'Homlnedieu,
1- flOdborne avenue. Mr. L’Hommedieu
on member of the stall of the New.
1!“ "Sun," and is well known and
”in locally. .
Although yesterday was a‘ busy and
fluent day with the campers at Calf
Ma's Beach. today will ;,be even
more gay.
mpleted for the entertainlllg of 4a
‘ Edge number of guests this afternoon.
V.
, {There were few, if any, East Sidera
who were absent last night, from the
1 mini held upt0wn. The third dis-
trict was oilicially represented by
I
culled a seat on the reviewing stand
Solvent of the Norwslk Hotel.
hportant matters will be discuss
0d. tomorrow atternon, at 2: 30 o'clock
x“ the membership of the East
lk Improvement Association will
. "Ineet with Mrs. F. H. Bissell, at her
‘1 We on Saaview avenue. A prompt
uttendance of all the members is do-
circa dud urged.
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1 “William Moe. of the East Side, was!
slightly injured Saturday evening,1
“when he was struck by an automobiiq
dlflven by Harry Earle, of this city.
V myoung man and a companion were
still the East Side grocery stores
11.5 “Mrs. George E. Smith of
to
‘ r. and Mrs. Daniel L’Hommodieu,
and doughte‘r,““ala§ion, and son, Carl-
f h. Saturday drove to Beth'el. where
1 ;1 m will visit with relatives over the
.1“ pastor, Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, 1
.. Wilton service in the East Ave-.
i MISS
Coachman Henry J. | Hipeon. who oc-V
‘ enjoyed by all.
at her home, June 29.
Miss Dorothy~McKendfle, of Row-
ayto navenue. lsV setter-ing from an
attack of diphheria.
Iowa, is visiting her cousin, A. B.
Cleverley, of Craw avenue.
of town over the week-end.
The two children of Mr. and Mrs
from an attack of diphtheria.
Mrs. F. C. Albrecht, of West Side
avenue, is entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Browsr,.of New York city.
Rev. E. S. Jackson was called to
Ohio, one day last week, on account
of the serious illness ,of his father.
Miss Harriet Iictts, of Cross street,
has resigned her position with A.
Dickerman & Son, ti South Norwalk.
Mrs. John Heasty. of West Side
avenue, has been entertaining her
N..Y
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' Mrs
avenue.
7"?“—
Rowayton avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Hamilton, of New York city.
has purchased the property adjoining
Switzer's residence on We‘gtV
Side avenue. She is planning to
make extensive improvements.
Mrs. Margaret J. Morris, of Brook-
lyn, has announced the marriage, at
her home, of her daughter, Blanche
Ethel. to William J.V Moore. well-
known in Darien air oculist, ball play-
er and minstrel.
DALE...
NoaoToN 1
--—w
flooding the street near the bridge
twitch at the time of the accident.
Aside from an injury on his head Mac
was unharmed. '
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All the consumers connected with
Ila pipes of the not District water
mksloaers are ifiterested in the
mo protest mgeting which will
.Iahdd some time this week. The re-
nut Bil per cent. intense in the wa-
1~ Ia! rates. have fore land local people
to seek relief fromt to public utilities
simission. It will be recalled that
time agd‘flthere Ma some little
.on the Elist Strict-concerning the
1131“! district financing a water plant
I‘ll ltd own. The scheme is said to be
laudable, but nothing tangible has‘
from the agitation.
< 1' ”r aw”; ' 1.”,
_ George Patterson. of Brook-
In. N. Y., is spending the summer in
9-
1'2
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kenneth Raymond, of Highland
Ivonne; is suffering from an attack
morning."
tortovlagitom
V moflwmfinam.
»ummmme
.‘ A"~nv~fvo'\
Ellis Moor-ac has purchased a Buick
touring car. ’
William Staflord has been visiting
friends in Brooklyn. ‘ ;
Walter Stark has resigned his posi-
tion with George Bouton.
Fred Stark is taking lessons on the
trap drum, cymbals, etc.
John Hanson has gone to Europe.
to light. for the Allies. 1
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The bank and most of the stores
will be closed all day today.
Mrs: George Stark has been serious-
'lyiltat her home for some time. "
1'l‘hemarried'1 and single men will
have a ball game on Noxon's held this
Miss Hazel Brown'wm’spsndj two
weeks’ vacation with friends in New
Dalryman George W. Benton. will
soon purchase an autotnIok for his
business.
.Themsnarostllltaariudowithc
old moon the Postman!!!“
Allow-drugstore --
Harold E. Cantrell has his foaroyl- _
ind-r nate. roam catwalk. at-
Mrs. Samuel Mott entertained the
Bible Study Class of the M. E. church
m
Miss Vida Blanche,‘ of Hopkinton,
Mrs. John D. Pelter, of West Side'
avenue, entertained guests iron! out1
mother, Mrs. C. Ryder, of Brooklyn,1
The “Reliance Social Club met at1
{the home of MYE- R F Barclay, on Greenwich this altornoon and play the the East Side. 1*
ortheuinuption. There waa’agood
atmoanoa. _
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MiasEdna Braver or Norotan, has
vidihwithherbrotheratthohomcot
W.l. BrangNewCanaau.
Fred Stark will accompany the v.
1 sort of instructor for the boys.
business was ovenasocialtime was ‘ -
The Noreton lleighia Sunday school
will hold its annual picnic next Sat-
uIday, July to at notch Point. The
trip will be made by autovan.
applied for admission into the C. E.
Union of Greenwich and vicinity.
talking of moving her confectionery
store back to her old site because of
various dimculties connected with the
new site.
Rev. Howard A. Johnston, D. 0.,
spoke in the Noroton Presbyterian
Church last (Friday) evening. upon
Aleck, 0! Cross enact. "a suil'ering‘ some phases of mission work observed
by him in a tour around the world, a
few years ago. W'
lson. Mr. Passion has thoroughly ov~
erhauled his powerboat and the trip
will be made in the near future with
:a party 0! friends.
l A special patriotic service was held
'.Sunday evening at the Dorian M. E.
Church. Special patriotic music was
played under the direction of Prol. A
‘ M. Smith The pastor a sermon was on
“The ideal Nation. " -.
it would be well if Constable Green
made a few more arrests after the 2
recent smidents under the Darlen
:miles an hour. .
The fire-house team will go to
Red Oaks 0! that place. The lineup
returned to her home after a pleasant
M.C.A.campersthisyeartotho
camp near New Inndon._acting as a
The Christian Endeavor Sodety of
the Methodist Protestant Church has '
Mrs. Thomas Wood at Noroton is
George Pension o! Noroton Heights‘
is planning for a cruise up the ‘Hud-V
«light. 11...... mm... Justices. ' W s, ,.
,A. Partly Thursday and wp sued 11 Wm WM
and costs. '
is: which in warm noises. 1-91:
my ”my, my, Mm- of night on Armory Bill, with the auto-
dy, have conferred with Supe - ‘9 BL Centaur. a P. Company
dent McLean or the Connecticut camel 311': W. comm down the hill,
ill!!! “a have been seemed that, 'drew to the side of the road. in order
every possible more will be taken ,to 10¢ 3 Wager alight. The drive.
by the trolley scantily to insure the 0! the machine, which was proceeding
safety of the My schOOI children“!!! the hill, W W by the lights
July 14. The fatal accident to Bridge- the assoc baked in winch to pass. Ag'
M Smithy school picnlcers will be 8 result the mud guard was ripped
remembered by all. train his cab, and other minor dam-
‘age entered. The only person injun
Ved was the doctor, whose face was cut.’
Mrs. Cotter westerneld remains act-v
loualy ill. .
TACOMA, Wash, July tr-l’aui
Franzen, mechanician for William C.
John Walsh 909mm“ ill at his home
in the Lower Parish .
tamarathon automobile race held on'
,tlle Tacoma Spedway today, was kill-
[ed and Carlson injured in an upset
'near the wind- -up oi the contest. Guy'
Lawrence Kellogg. has returned to
his home for the summer.
Many visitors are being entertained
. ..
in ""11“ over the “Fourth. of 2: 57. Earl Cooper was second and
Eddie l
Many in town attended the Norwalk ‘ Pu 1e" third.
Carnival Saturday evening.
FALL8 FROM BOAT AT PIER‘
New York friends have been guestsV11 DROWNED‘
"ll-
Vof Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn. William R. Boyle, of N" Haven
Mr. and Mrs. John Cole, have enter- U“ on Houaatonic 1"."
in Shelton.
telnet! relatives from Bridgeport.
V . V summon July 4.—-Williun u.
'w. M. Little and family are at their Boyle: 35: of New Haven. was crowned
I
Bil; W” clitV
fin the face slightly in... the new»;
chant church and Samuel A. Pu» 'mobfle driven by mar G Murphy. at
g
,on their-annual picnic to union Point all: HIMy‘IoarJadhemiaMdgsdi
lilo lrcllllull 1
uunmucl.
Carlson. a driver in the 250 mile Mon- ;
h. Rucksteil dnished‘ilrst. with a time'
New .
ricroalsr. aeylsw
PATTERNS
{or July
are
lRRESlSTlBLlZ and cushions
II1 no other Wm uh you
find such aunt. qtyles.
In 0.11.. to be ahead of’the fashion
you must use
Pictorial Review in...
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for SUMMER
On sale attire pattern counter. 1
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It costs only ten cents when purchased
withoae IS centpattera.
James Donnelly
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET
pofifian AMUSEMENTS. l
ROTON POINT PARK.
With band concerts this alter
and tonight at Roma Point Park, with
music by the American Band, with
fireworks in the evening and the vari-
ousother attractions. Norwalk people
may well congratulate themselves on}
having such an institution as this rel
Vsort right in their midst. Retort is
bigger, better and busier than ever
and the wise one who desires to spend service
SPECIAL
20¢ A DOZE'NJ
28-32 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Floral Tributes, original oc-
signs. Casket Coverings ol rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
Telegraph commtmica~
the holiday pleasantly will “I“, a car tion with leading florists in prin- '
to Roton point. enjoy the cool one“ cipal cities in the United States.
mmsloazscslore.
iWeat Side home lot-the summer.
Miss Sara Trea'dwell, will teach for
.the coming year it Valley Forge.
f continues to im-
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l The last meeting or Emmanuel Guild
was held with Mrs! Frank llluvley at
1 —._.1&a...'
The club is plannlns to hold a picnic at the Heights team tollows: Prince Mrs. ib'ron Mud child. nova Vile brought the bouslonssida the pier
Preparations have beeanin the a“, “,th-
last week when he fell from the motor
boat which he operitcs. at the pier
near Outer Rock. on Housatonlc lake.
'hta body sinking to the bottom. The
only passenger in the craft was it wont—
Mm 391113311“ M11559" and 1“" bridge. Speeders who seem to have in) Orlando Andrews who has been ill ”b "11039 01““ ”W5“! EPA???“ 01
“11-“ 3‘00“?“ N Y- "e “51”"! regard for others run under the bridge with «pneumonia.
1“ Walkman» 0' We“ bid? at the me of twenty-ave to thirty prove
cottagers to the scene. ,Thp. .vvork
Vrcooveriag the body We: mm at
once and the remains were hmughtto
the surface at abbot 7 o 'cloclt.
Boyle has been running the motor
boat from Clark's pier in Derby to the
various cottages along the lake. As
Dresses, the natural beauties of the-
piace and the numerous attractionsl so“. ”01'de mm
which have been placed there by the 2 S10. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct:
management. 1 Phone 354
And for those who care for a real-
shore dinner and somathlng unusual
in the way of entertainment, the lie-
ton Point restaurant will alert! the
patrons sonihthlng unusual. Miss Thol—
a.D Cram and Harry P. have, ex-
ports in terpoicbore and positively thel
best to ”war in Norwalk will dance
in therevtaurant from 3:80;» 8 o'clock
till-mg. ft to their datum
3b. In Roche 2b. Bla1asy c, Ganoy 1b, returned :0 Bethel me: several dug he is believed to have tried to Jump to but they will In" something 0-900!!!»
and H. and A. Cartoon. 11.
TOKEN‘EK‘E
Mrs. P. B. Brando entertained com-
pany from out of town over the week-
end.
v
A baby shark. three feet long, wnai
l" iRate ss. Hall cf, Oaks if. Fisher rf, visit in town. i
I ”Dona-Cw.
the landing and to have slipped. One
theory has it that he struck his head
on a rock on the button: which [Ell-V
ly entertaining for the holhlay crowd.
The roller coaster. the carousel and
, uncwueo cameos.
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Bank Commissioner Preparing Index
1. Sytem in Order to Keep Them on 1
system in Order to Keep Them
‘ on File.
Bank Commissioner E. J Sturges
has made Militants tor the carry-
inngoat offiha law, passed at the tear
“which places on the bank colu-
mission tho duty of arranging in alpha
‘betical order. and in keeping on tile,
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1 Thomas Wilson, r. w. 1' Anita. a.
' W. Kippcn. F. J Cobb, are weekend Vdcred him unconscious.
the niacinfpavillon oifer «pleasure for whens they may be inspected by the
the people oi the cit and elsewhere. public, the lists of deposits in savings
visitors in town. *‘
Miss Ethel Salmon, has returned
from South Manchester. for the sum- brothers also survive.
. mer vacation.
The man's home is in New haven, The bathing Mattel“! and the nth
hm which have not been claimed
noon 16,8 and xo'oz. JELLY cusses _- .
lwhere he leaves a wife god; child and er attractions .t the m have been‘tor twenty years. The card index a
his parents. Several sisters and increased m improved until Roton
Point today is the only piano to spend
Dr. Gould A. Shelton. local malice! the Fourth and mend it right.
examiner. was called and after view- Hundreds of we visited Roton
caught oil the shore of John MacCoI-1 W- 31‘0"" 0' ‘9“ Hm“- “9 ‘1 1‘“ “‘9 “"1““an I finding otVac ”mm “a W m bathing
mack’s place in 'l'oltenelte.
The Tokepeke inn has had to rent
part of Mrs. l". B. Brando's home for
the purpose of accommodating all its
patrons, as the Inn is all filled.
MW”
Manon,
SAUGATUCK
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visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George D. Gifford, yesterday
Mrs. John Morton has entertained
for several days, here sister. Mrs. w.
Warner, from DanburY.
Patriotic program on Friday evening.
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Stephen Statues who has suffered
from carbuncles on one hand for sev-
eral weeks is now able to use the mem
ber.
bury .Comers.’ was given by Eastern
HQ ‘x M -s
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tate, 01 Brook-
vlyn are spending a few days with lo-
cal relatives. ‘ . :
A large number from New York
at Compo Beach.
Mrs. Charles Maldive and son, Free
moat. have left ior a‘vlslt in the Adl-
rondack mountains:
Clarence Bradley oi Sausatuck h1as
accepted a position with the Winches-
ter Arms Company of New Haven.
A special program“ of events has
been arranged for the celebration of
«Boy Scouts.
"'1.
A petition is being simulated about
town for the granting of_a wholesale
liquor license to. David Sachs, the
State street grocer. 1
Hugh Roddy. in, of Byldgeport has
been among the recent visitors here.
The nodular “first l‘rlday" devotion}
wemheld last cycling at the Church
and Brooklyn are spending the holiday
talent in the town hall, Saturday eve-
ning being postponed from Friday eve-
ning owing to the stormy evening.
The proceeds wander the joint bane-
fit of. Esston and Norilcld Granses.
FAIR excesses. .
Abnellhoyhad been given a penny
with a hole in it. Handing it to a
still smaller companion, he said:
"Jimmie, l dare you to go into that
store and buy something."
Jimmie was quite willing. Entering
‘holdly. he said:
“I want a doughnut," and taking it.
he hastily presented the penny.
'Noriiald Grange will giveits annual1
July ll, following the business session. l
The four-act Comedy drama "Gran-Z
cideptai drowning.
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and the amusements. The restaurant
. did an ucellsot basins and the rea-
APPOUNT HEARINGS on action. son was apparent. it was the regular
STRANGE CASES. menu at the casino and that was the
--1-- reason. Listen to this: -—
1County Coinmlaalonsr deaiunate Dates Shore Dinners: — ~
for Taking Evidence on 3 Grab Meat Cocktail.
l1 3,.“an Olives Radishes
. Clam Chowder Steamed Clams
According to papers filed with the Broiled or Fried Fish
county commissioners, Gena Hot-nth. Clam Fritters
who holds a liquor license at sea Pine gram me mbgter or Half Broiled
street At remonstlance has been ill. Chicken
transfer of his license to 99 Auburn French Fried Potatoes
Vstreet. Ac remonsirance has been fil- Home Made pie Demi tasse
ed and a hearing has been assigned And this— i
by the commissioner for July 8. : cm Meat Cocktail
! On July 13 the commissioners will 01mg 1 Radiance
hold a hearing on the application of Clam Chowder Chicken Okra
Charles Phillippl. o! Falrfle‘d, who de- Chicken and women
sires-to transfer his license in Fair- dmpm French Fried Potatoes
held from its present location to a Salad ‘ ,
point in the immediate vicinity. 1
V lice Cream or Pie Deml tasse;
A hearing will be held on July 7 at ...__.. 1
Westport on the application oi David ' 1
a"; m XILE."
Sacks, who had sled petition with the Twin-,2“ . ,3: film week at
commlsioners for a wholesale license Pleasant Hour and negotiating Hall
in Westport, land the patrons at these houses will
RAILROAD BAN PUT ON find the «programs tor the next few
FILMS "OWE do ya especially interesting and pleas.
1mg Today a holiday bill is headlined
NEW YORK. July 4—Moving pic-
by the big attraction "Hearts of Exile"
't‘m’ theater Proprietors in New Jer.
with Clara Kimball Young in the lead-
W and “1‘" am“ “km“ New his role. This photoplay is from Owen
the\Fourth by the members of the -,
“Here” said, the clerk, “this penny
has a hole in it "
"So has the doughnut,” announced
Jim, ftriumphantVly holding it up.—
now that the law. on several of mo
railroads is being enlorced concern-
ing the privilege of carrying films in
mm coaches
York in? they are greatly hampered ‘
Davis' legitimate success and the gen-
eral opinion is that Miss Young is at
her best in this special production.
The feature in. five parts. There will
The bummer.- . ‘ .
‘ ousoeuaan srarssmu.
Winkersfiw'hy' is it thatiwomen al
ways dislike a prominent. man who is
an old bachelor?
{be the um! holiday matinee stiles-
The Brit: railway out lb! new tod- sant Hour and there will be two ,eve
oral law to enact three days ago. The sing shows at each house. it should
Pennsylvania ‘and New Yom New be remembered that the feature was
Ham and um lines- not the law's full week attraction at the Hippo-
into died Saturday, " ‘ ‘1dm‘o and that could not have been
131mm it proved snuuauy high class.’
amtnnuwhurowtmiounxsn. Eortotlorm‘w Mary Pickford. will on
Emma-“Because tn” 11'3"“ ”11’: tlclos oi value datum night to Mrs. seen in a five part Paramount photo‘
mnewonl‘smhais amounted
finuythingif um nothaanfor no!
wifaéNVew York Weekly . .. ~
'..waldablas.a~dllasmnmuutaathoiylrmshossinwhlchsho
My Weadkof Woodward nvonue, play .“The Dawn or a‘ T ." The
who mind a mm mains Walrus nomads many sue-
a snail: slow of may and other mass, but the lataat tootsie la «linen
‘the community.
system will be used in the arrange-
ment. of the names of the depositors.
The banks have until July to to pre‘
pare the lists and submit them to tho
hank commissioner. When the fact is "
considered that the number of names ‘
will reach into the thousands the mag» '
nilude ot the work will be appreciated.
But Commissioner Sturges expects to
have the work finished by August i,
when the completed index will be
readyJor public inspection.
; Bolero the law was changed this
year the banks were required to hand
the lists to the comptroller, who also
. ed them on file just as they werepre-
Now each bank-
pared by the banks.
is required to have the list printed in
a newspaper published in the town in
which the bank is located or in a
newspaper having circnlgtion in the
town.
clerk to do the work of making the
card index.
Taammo THE GRlPPLED;
Gordian» newspapers report that solv
ders who are permanently digabie'd':
are being given vocational training in’
lines which are adapted 'tod- their
needs. This work is being carried on
in the hospitals as soon ‘as the ”men;
are sufficiently recovered to be taken.’
in hand. For instance men who, have'.
lost a leg are taught slenogrsphy or
bookkeeping, so that when they are
ready to leave the hospital they may‘
be in a positionlo be self-supporting. 1
This is evidence of the way 'in
which society can look after the
welfare of its member! if ltwlll. it
no attention were paid to titer-en in
the» hospitals except techno tor their
wounds, teeny of them might go out
to become a permanent burden to
By giving thought
to the mutter it is penalise in aocom»
,plisll a. great rial. The W”! 01'
letting everybody aloue to work outV
his own salvation without any guid- »
once or help is line—glor Bose who
survive. But it is slight! mm
ism Whores City
Commissioner Stones will assign a
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