W a rim.“ daylong” 'I
"m in July 1887.
I "I“ M scheduled.
oer-E ohn L‘. Roberts. of the East Side. course at
‘ . busy. No serious injuries were York.
is ' in either of the acumen. I.
" march Epworth League, which was
Wick Pearce, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. hold of the proposed mm
mm Pearce. on Cove avenue.
—————— local water rates 50 per cent will be
,I Mismzsthmiversaryertbemmniseatobeamestiaterest.
‘mdpflyfllfl! MNWQBWNWIEQ 'l'latthecon-‘andlnsthe sunrise! with ‘llr. and
mmhuataeasiadvldenttrom
'the spirit in which tltey or. taking
a vale
' mass. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. question of the legality of me n...
Boyd Wilson. brother Edward. and
sister, Gladys. at New York :tarvretty.
’ comments: in flow
daughter of Washington. More.
Mrs. 33mm 8. Taylor. of Gompo
beach. ‘
-—.—_.';.
John nristmv. of‘hlew tor); city.“
district commissioners jumping the spending the summer months in town.
Roy Kemper. U. 8. 36.. is enjoying it
(It! Ellen Ease. of New Haven is taken up with the public utilities com» furlough with his parents or State
at the home other cousin. mission. and roller will be wales
W Gustafson on Second street, 102‘. according to the leaders in the
M Norwalk movemer" A large turnout is expect-
_._.._ :ed tomorrow night.
are 28 camps now at Calf
Beach. Anew camp. was
‘ W this morning by a number of; “"""‘ V vrwwé‘)
WAYTON
Ideal! young ladies
{no local circle of Camp Fire Girls
will this evening present an interest-:
”entertainment in the East Avenue
I‘ll Church parlors
.¢
-r
Ll?
Sanford Wicks. of New York, was a
recent visitor here.
was no meeting of the third ,
t commisioners held last even- Mrs H L. Rowland 0, Crockett
”Ce held on next Monday evening enge, Conn.
“——
a and Mrs. R E. Morgan. and Mrs. Elizabeth (lager has been on-
‘ my: Helen of Rowan street. have tertainlng her son. Warren 8. Gager,
in their new “Hudson.” to 01' Rochester. New York.
'ileld, Mass, where they will en-
103 a vacation visit.
Mrs. Thomas Alsop. of Flushing,
—.___.__ Long Island is spending a week at
Native ponlaloupes will not be for Tokeneke, visiting triends.
III. in the local market until Septem- .
DC. according to local grocer dealers. MT. NINTH-Harry's. Bryan. “hr Ro-
,Tbe southern grown fruit will have to Waylon avenue. have been entertaining
do sptil that time. 'Mlss Etta Keller. 0: Plantsvllie. Conn.
, .
Miss Jennie Scott. a South'Norwalk
avenue. last night. kept Oili- school teacher, is taking a six weeks
Columbia College; New
#t-aghto on. Winfield street and
l
u.»
The three
layer Josem. East Washington Henry Bosupain at noon”. avenue
Mr, over the holiday entertained are visiting their
“smother and slster~in~ law, from New Bowel;
York city. The visiting relatives re-I '
tinfned to their home today.
i .
Mr and Mia. Irving W. Clark, or
Pennoyer street. have been entertain-
K‘Hleasant social time followed the 5(5):]! kAttorney "“5 M“ William .0
unusaction of routine business, at or 0: Terry town, 55' Y'
en's meeting of the East Avenu -.M E. '
o George l . Bats, Miss li'lorence L.
Bots, and Mr and Mrs. Fred 1. But:
of Southport, have returned thei
'homo after visiting with Mrs. Dan lei
Wicks. of this place.
D
I‘
held last night at the hornet of Pres!
“Edent Harold Hall, on East avenue
A horse owned by William Mum.
uon Rowan street. caused no end of ex-
citement, last night. when he ran away
1mm his barn. The animal was final-
Mr. turn... William R. Thompson.
of Rowayton avenue. started yester-
Maught near the bridge switch. The day for New York “558' where 55”
-3
d
nI
J.
a fishing not)
“in on "Roycroft Memories "
Drilling at the home of his brother.
We! weeks ago Mr. Wheeler was
hinged to that organization for the
Msixty- -six years. joining the Ridge’semm" °5 551° Chums Welfare
_ ..ililller inpoipt of years than Mr. Wheel-
a. who is 87 years, none at them have
“unlimited with the order as long “19 “f9 0' Children in the tenement
will remain a month for the benefit of
wagon it out wh t do
w s s e a mused. butIMr. Thompson's health.
the horse was unharmed.
t‘ 1 Mrs. Walter D. Bladon has leased
33011391 Monahan, 0‘ Myrtle stt'eet. her place at Tokeneke to W. C. Wilson
am the East Side, famous as the editor and family of New York. who arrived
01’ The Phoenix, and known all 0"" yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bladon no
file world as a writer critic and lectur-
: . . summerin at IP
at. leaves this city tomorrow for East 8 ortland, Maine.
Aurora, N. Y., where he will speak be—'
Mthe Roycrofter‘s annual conven-
Yea are
out. Miter Monahan and the late El-
her-ti Hubbard were close friends.
The line schooner yacht, "Haida"
hailing from Cincinnati. 0.. has been
anchored for the past two days oi! the
mouth of the Rowayton harbor. The
. “Haida" is an auxiliary schooner, black
in color, and 106 feet. 6 inches long on
deck. She is owned by 'Max 0.
Fleischmann. of New 'York and Cin-
clnnati.
Horace Wheeler, of Bethel. Conn” is
no.» Wheeler, on Rowan street.
was; ill at his home in Bethe] but has
recovered, to the satisfaction of
many friends Mr. Wheeler is the'
"Mason in Connecticut, having
Very interesting was the lecture,
given last night in the Rowayton
Baptist church, under the auspices of
the Flower Club by c. r. ‘
lodge in the year 1849. Although League, of New York city Four-l
Ihereare Masons in this state who are reels of moVing pintules and m
{stereopticon views illustrated inter,
lestlngly the lecture. which dealt with
{districts of New York city.
1 tendance was ydry large.
Belle island
F Mr. and lift-s. Alfred N‘v .Wlldman,
of 324 Main street, Danbnry, spent
the week-end at Pilot Island in Nor
walk harbor.
The at-
of e latest won-
yrote'cnic art took place' oni
colors, principally silver
as a remiddcr of the old
lilies~ Luann Merritt,
program it was a continuous
’ _Ine‘ach piece bohig a sun
The next session street, is visiting with friends in (Jr--I
Miss? Edith I‘
Malcolm and G. R. Hooper. of .this ‘
city, and liter. and Mrs. Morton Shep
lira. of Bethel. have returned from
Bell island. where they. spent several I
street.
.
Among these who enjoyed an auto-
mobile ride to Savln Beck and Light
house Point Sunday were E. C. Smith,
iJr. Edith Tovey. Ethel Tovey,Gran.
ville Colyer and Ralph 0. Hard.
Bentley' 9 orchestra will play at the
annual dance of the Westmrt club to
the held at the beach pavilion on the
evening of July 16. The sale of tick-
ets has been reported as good and the
members or the society are anticlpat-m
ing a successful evening.
Marjorie Purdy, of Compo Beach, re-
cently entertained a number of friends
at the “Barnacle" cottage. Among
thosewho enjoyed the day were:
Grace Taite. Bridgeport; George Bob
erts. Warren Beolield. Kenneth 8co-
. field, and Gladys Keith.
4“-“
The following detail of constables
and special constables was made oil
by Deputy Sheriff no!” H. Perry for
attending to unnecessary disturbances,
before the Foortlf of July. Constable“
Thomas White and Special David Sil-
verman. in the Compo section; John'
W. Gault and William Butcher. west
side of bridge; and J. Harry Kirk and
Sheriff Perry on the east side.
v
i
In acute monitor an old motor launch'
children of Mr. and Mrs dry-docked on the property 0! Dr- Ian instructor.
'Brsdley Baker on the shore of the
dearents lll' 'Saugntuck river became Ignited last: The Campfire glrlmbeld a patriotic
'.Ievening' The craft was ‘sllliurbed up.
no call batting been sent for the fire
departments of Baugatuck or West
port. The boat was all old one believed
tohave been what! at one time by the
Rev Taylor, and was of ne'valuo.
A list of unclaimed letters at the
locarpost office yesterday includes2
matter addressed to Jennie Allen,
Weston. Anna Barton. Mrs. F. N. Can-
tll. Mnrlamla Frattlmie. Mrs. finest-
Nash, Henry J. Barthel. Joe Bony. F.
W. Harrison, Charley Nesol. Mrs. Earl:
Bunnell. Mildred Page. [1.8 Burr. Ed.
gar Kelly. Net-cl or Novel. and Arthur
Wakeman. If not called for within a
Ifew days the above matter will be sent
to the dead letter ofllce to be opened
there. T
l
While pulling the strap connected
with the register on his car in Fair-
iield yesterday morning \“Jack” Case.
the local well-known conductor had
the misfortune to have the leather
break and he fell to the ground in
front of St. ,Thcinas' church. intllat
town. Investigation disclosed a severe
scalp wound. He was removed to the
Emergency hospital in Bridgeport,
where the gash was dressed. lie is
at preset resting comlortably at his
home in this town. “Jack" has scores
of friends who wish him a speedy re~
covery.
The young men of town enjoyed
Meyers, themselves hugely 6n the night before 3““ was on
the glorious Fourth. if» the ave'ntsi
chronicled below are a criterion. Per-
mission was secured by a few or them
to build a bonfire on Allen’ s island. and
the sky was lighted up tor a distance
or several miles by the blaze. A
party evidently. made up of young that: i
in a manner unknown to the ceremo- ‘
era of the high school gained entrance
at midnight. The bell of the lnstltu
tion was tolled until every sleeper iii
that part of town was awakened and
every one awoke thought that 'a tire
had brokengout. The Westpr club-
held open night. ' ‘
l
"matings-li-
In!“ Mrs. Perry 0.3““ M
l
'was rendered under the direction of R. E Morrison and Mrs. A. Russell. ,
Sunday morning. in the “osmium" busy with its good work.
music )by the choir, ass , ..
Harold Morehouse of Dorian and Miss :31; , .
. Grace nomuest ot Sound Beach. 3010- 'cllarntlng hosts
an. as so... old and the soot“ rem
‘ntnevnbersoffhe WWI rote:
New haven. Thursday it «well buried
am
nosedive-1m W
lea What”. the dial by Nero-
Jon We being the eat one on
their bone gremlins-y the catch-
W
w llamhasnuraasedanaich
unnumwtihasbesasa'eadins
.ommvmsminflmok-
hm. '
the Edging “In.
-——!.
Comm worsens-tenant
urday and Sunday nights. for viola.-
tion of the motor vehicle laws. «the
oflamse. in every case, being running
with no headlighba lit. Cannabis
Green arrested ll. Whale». of New
York, who was fined ”and costs. Con~
stable Bates Modal. E. Lourusso.
lot Port Chester. an Whofhlew
lYm‘k.8IdE.B. SmithofSouth Nor.
Thom-Greenest New York has walhallof whomwerolinedsz and
m the m eottgge tor thelcosta. except Smith. whose case was
an “tolled an mym 0‘ Ms and ‘3“:-
‘by, who was held under 325 band to
. lire. .licDaniol has left town for a met: this after-om. Judge Dance
tour through the West and Canada. tried all the cases.
Walter Stark has magnum-boll»
tton with George Boughton.
Clarence Benton is touring through.
the Berkshires with his family.
Jack Lynch of New York visited
with friends here over the Powtb.
Mr. De Peystec of New York has The Noroton Presbyterian Church at
[and the Many place for tile sum- Noroton was crowded no the doors at
u”, the service Sunday morning, at the 4th
’of July celebration. The congregation
Chauncey Tyler has returned fron' represented the whole countryside.
a several monthe' tour of the Middln The music was of the highest order.
Welt. The magnificent baritone at Arthur
Philipl was heard a dramatic and ar-
iCartm Crabbe of Bandit! Ind Jack tistic rendition of “Israel".
medals motored to Vermont over the Oliver. Mrs. Joseph E. Allen has
,holidays, on motorcycles. "‘Columbia's Flag," by S. W. Nelson.
with line finish and expression. Dr.
Kiss Martha Reece of New York, is gin-lo. My“ address w... an inspir-
spmding the week with her aunt. Mrs. in exhibition of high and finished or-
Charles bundenmeyor. iatory. and held close attention for an
hour. it was delivered without a scrap'
Mr. and Mrs. Mendel] and Miss Ag of MW, and abounded in “gum;
i
or got the most bits is each game. for;
by Kins‘
‘NEW
PICTORIAL REVIEW
PATTERNS
forJuly
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find such adorable styles.
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The FASHION «noon 7
(or SUMKER
On sale at the pattern counter.
It costs only ten cents when purchased
will one l5 cent pattern.
James Donnelly
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
nos Mendell of Brooklyn spent the 1101- and literary references. in beginning.
id!" with the Misses Craig. the speaker pad a tribute to the lofty
1
character or the founders or the re— SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK-
Mr. and lira. Beauregard and Mrs. W HOW)!!!“ “I to a phllosoi A. M.:—l 391:.
N. Y-v N- H' & 51' R.Ri6 83nd 85551261525 GLASSES
Timetable ' 2100:; DOZEN.
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Theo- DIVOIDOl’i- ha" 16“ for a ”’0 phicslanalysl’sot thensture of our re- 5 57“ 7 18‘ 7- 48- 8 03‘: 8- 131B 8- 593.} Floral Tributes, original at-
weeks' vacation at Weld Beach.
the last half of his discourse to a 378-:
Christian 9‘5”“ ""5“. are held phic review of the achievements of that
every Sunday, at 4 p. m.. at the ham 6
of Mrs. S. w Marlnveil, Noroton ave
nus. =
Jurisprudence. the mechanical arts,
_ l the arts literature. medicine and .ln-‘
“‘5 05755555“ Endeavor Society 05 in all departments of human endeavori
the Methodist Proustsnt Church has
applied for membership in the C. E.
and in many respects oceupled the
Union. ‘
ltdpnlost place. The occasion will be:
Fred Stark will leave soon to join
resent. Bobcat Americanism we to
the Y: N- 0- A 1”" “i "m" “m” “ gate. The Declaration at mosaics:
Gardner [Aha He will act as sort of. was read by Blobsrdbe Gailienne, the
essayist and poet. with sdmkable eli-
phasis and elect: He prefaced he read
wing with charactatiatio remarks which
‘5?lli
. presentative democracy; and devoted 9 253 5' 40 1° 53" 10' 51" 11 51-
country in statesmansllip. diplomacy, ‘7' ‘5" 9: 55‘ 10 15‘-
..ventlon Facts were cited to show that 10 33‘ 11: 51-
the nation stood among the foremost 5 ‘5' 6 02" 7' 02’- 7 12 7‘ ‘5" 7' 57"-
'long remembered by those who were NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWM-K“
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11: 08. I ' ‘
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3: 30!. 3:54: 4: 28, M062; 5225.: 5: 29.
9:001. 9: 0., 7:152. 9.19:, 3:89. 11:15:,
«signs. C askct Coverings or are
P M—l' 13!. 1127!. 3 02! 3 29 beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
4:.301 5:151. 5:46. 6:021. 6: 47. 7- 021.’ service. Telegraph communica—
tion with leading florists in- prin-
Simdiyl "" Icipal cities in the United States.
A. M.——12225x, 5:42; 8: 54.' &
. ulll Norwalk l'lorisl
PI "I‘l- 13" 344- 3-1”. 4. 30‘» 2 So. Main St. So. Norwaik, Ct.
Phone
8.06: t): 55:. 10: 18: 10: t0. ‘ ‘ I 364' . _ ,I 1
user: NORWALK star. atom
Ila—4:411. a: so a: as. 8: I002. IOXEI- I,
10:50: l—Fltch School (private).
Fire headquarters. 88 Van Bout Street
Telephone 170 v? I
Private boxes will only be pulled
"for are on premises where locust-u
.r
ekhibltloo and . Film" In,” limos; tele mum-to m
afternoon. on F. 55159;”! Di!“ 0'; mthomuhly ed. "5 ‘ ‘ . I Stttlon (5:03.):an the hours oi d
the Post road. . may; . .. I p. m. and e a. in. giving location of .1;
At the Sunday morning service in H m m: m 85.5855 M A. 14:00. 8:001. 9: 00 16:03:. armn alarm will be given from our. . ,.
the Congregational Church; seven 10:01- 5.02 est box. ,5
members were received, sin by letter. ‘ . M f” 10.2-1 “*- 3 39x: - x. Second alarms are only to so an
1 ill tit) Iii lentils m» moms...
and one on confession of faith.
George Pension and Jack Dugdale!
are tannin for a cruise up the Hud~'
son pm Peiston 3 powerboat which has been under the direction of Herb
st been overhauled. rthrham. These cases will take
m in the place of the old cabinet in Mr:
1001111an From First Page.) .
10:00:. 11:15:. 12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
9:151. 10:09. 10:18:. 11:11:. 11:57:.
his arrival It the fire
Harv- School (private)
SIP-East Washington and M 82.. _
lid—m and! 8t. and Osborn Ave. ‘
ne—EastiA‘v‘e. an now-an ELI -
217~Wlnileld at:
a. 1—1233; 1:133. 0:05, 1:15.
P. bis—12:03. 1:30. 3:161, 4:28, 5317,
Mid. Edna Browel" left “tum”. Bundle’g store 16:15:, 5:47. 7:081, 5:263. 9:258, 233...”; “d Charles Sta.
mm he, m—u,“ WM“. 0, New 0., Probably one of the best moves “=21 sat-I—nsst Ave. and Fitch St.
been, for 10,,qu Point on the Hud- made on the part of the aesocfa- ‘ "'— 225—St. John St. and EdlieAve.
so... when she will spend a few days “011 in“ month was negotiated by the “MI“ 332—8eavlew m. and mm at.
Relief committee. under the direction
of Mrs. J. 8. Bundle. the chairman.
William Combos. formerly 0‘ mm.“ This committee did nothing less than
who was working in Brldgeport is in furnish a home for a young and asset-v.
the hospital there with an injured arm _i118 married couple.
sustained while he was working on a. Due to the kindness 'of Mrs. E. F.
road “7“” Smith, and the Westport orchestra. the
'recent lawn-fete was a great “success.
with relatives.
_—._.q-—
The Ladies' A); Society of moon. The banner committee. with Mrs. lt‘. '7 1‘
gregational Church will meet Thurs- IE fl'lorrlson as chairman. was able to '
day afternoon. at the home of Mrs. anther much material for the hair in
Schlichtlng. On July 15, the society the fell.
will hold a lawn festival on the Schilt- 80 bowler proved the associations
cum; plgcg, recent automobile rides that the hard
est mile on the load to their coveted
‘ Apatrlotic service was had Sunday 'sosl; Cambiunlty Hall. has been pass.
evening. in the Methodist Episcopal ed A specialcommittcs. consisting of
Church. Special music tor the occasion Chairman. Mrs. E. H. Patterson. Mrs.
Smith. i'i'he. poster's ser- was in charge or the auto rides. The
"The final Nation.” name of Charles Dimond is added to
4 'the list of generous automobiles own-
The telephoneabooth in the‘ east- era, whose names have been previooa- ,_
bound station was robbed early Satur- ly published, who kindly loaned their
day morning. It looks like tub with 01" cars for the rides. I
inexperienced persons. The amount of The public service committee is so-
money taken was small. and the chief this with Chairman Mrs Everett 8.
loss is represented by damage to the Builder in charge. several mattersre-
not trument. ”:gerdlng the community‘s voltage in
.’.———~ being cared for by this nominates. The
A special patriotic service was held got-bags committee, so. has been
The treas-
al Church. Chas. S. Abbe 1‘9“ from tirer’s rcport.‘ subjnlttcd yesterday,-
"The Birth of a Nation: the story 0! proved most satisfactory. ,
the Charter oak. There was spec! " "
MESS
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1
churcnhere; died
I minus. ‘
10:19,, 11:12:, 11:57:.
DANIUIIVI TO SOUTH NORWALK.
10:03:. 11:50.
No. ..
1: west st.» opp. mime at. some:
18 Concord Street. OIIIL Sohool
to (3917. Ann and Main Street! .
.15 Cor. High St. and Bayview’ Ave.
1‘! Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave
A. 14233:. 1:181. 7143. 9:151. its—soulumi and ms at.
list—Cove Ave, and Fifth 8!.
‘P- ll.—-2:09x. 332- 4145‘ 3133‘» 337—Boulevard and Blackstone St.
6:48, 7 :083, 8:392, 9:252. (1-91,)
““""" ail-Keynes St. and Pine Hill Ave.
SOUTH) NORWALK 'ro DANBURY. . (Tel)
A. M.:—6 13 '8: 2'1, 9:593. Mh—Keyser 8t. and Duck Pond rd.
P. lf.—1: 28, 4:381, 5:842, 6:17.91“)
' , add—Shore Haven. (Tel)
"""" ' 1 Special 81min.
“5“” 1~—0ns blast at odd times. testing or
A. fit—10:37 line om}.
P. it 5-2: 15. 7: 20. 1-0» blast at 8 p. in. standard time.
' l-I—Two blasts, fire out.
ll-ll—Twenty two, at 8 a. IL, no
morning , session or public
school.
ll-ll—Twcnty- two. at 12:80). on. no
afternoon session of public
school
1111111111—Ten blasts quickly calls
the entire department , .
.NOBWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES-
No. .
' 15 Cor. Main and Wall” Ste.
21 Beldsn Ave. and Union Place
22 Spring Hill and Kelloggstt- .
24 Union Park
25 West Ave. and Berltley- St.
2': Franklin Ave. and Lynn Place
:1. IGasIIBouse (Private 80:.) .
32 West Ave. and Mecwin St. A
,33 Harbor Ave. and'Orchard St.
I “Chapel 8. and Harbor Ave.
‘ 36 West Ave). near Armory .
88 Elm Crest. am Stem Eb.
. 41 Cross St... and Wilton Alto.
izIMaln and North .Ave.
58 France ISL": .
‘2 Main and Catherine”; ’
ed New Canaan Ave. Cor."'Fnlr at.
‘lez- 0mm near Summer 8t.
5:. Hold. St. and Union Ave.
(in! on the Green. . 7.
as Ens; and Lincoln Aves:
’5 “A East Ave. and Buttons nine.
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THEN. “WHERE WOULD WE IBEt
5 We Would never dare to tract our“
- lives to Mr‘. Bond's air revivi'fying in~
" vdntion. depending as it does on “an
electric fun for its success. out soon-
A- ll—d:00. 7:33. 8:,aox 8:,18
IP. {Mr—4:21, 9:49.
“I ‘ . . Sundays.
A. iii—7:50,“ 12:1(l, 7 .
P. 1—8148, 7:18, 8:25x.
xL—Signlnes express.
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scum NORWAEE FIRE
mar , some
6 Nor-walk Iron Works Building
s nglnficttool. IIWeat Avenue
’ j»I nylor Ave. ans! West Ste.
8 Mat. and Ely Ave.
Norwalk Chronicler