A'
E.”Llcliahm ofCranltury,Las
”lubed a camp at Calf Pasture
n
. ”walk.
Gauge Tobey, of the East Ede. has
halos a position with John O'Sullivan, onion Anointed Kins."
at the Burton House.
Ir. and Mrs Frank Glover. or West ins Ufa Worth While ” Luke 12:18-23.
to Cove At 7: 30 the regular evening service
«Nos-walk. have removed
mat, on the East Side.
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George Grail, of New York city. will
“out. tomorrow. at the services ME
in list avenue M. E. church.
Members of the Mayflower Book it
ladder Company, Monday night, willl
hold their regular montniy meeting
The thermometers on the East SideE
My and this morning registered
'53 degrees, which is very cool forE
July.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Hill, of Stain-E
ford, have returned to their home after
.- pleasant visit with relatives on Van
lent street.
In view of war times, the window
display of a local grocery state, “The
Drink of Peace" is decidedly interest-
ing and timely.
Mr. and Mrs...lohn F. Clancey 0f
Pittslield. Mass" havebeen spending a
awash with Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Clancey. of Cottage street.
The Misses Marguerite and Gene-
iiavo Gaffney. of Newburgh, N, t..
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
James W. Clancey, of Cottage street"
Howard Angleman. of Seaview ave-
nue, has accepted a perms eut
lion. during vacation time» ith er- “in”?!
man Vogel, on East Washington street.
There will be no morning service at
Christ Episcopal; Church on Gregory
boulevard tomorrow. An interesting
Denice will be held tomorrow evening,
however.
The throwing _of objectionable mn- Lukes Church. “'ha was to take ‘
tor on Washington street bridge dump
continues, according to local residents.
This matter will be taken up at length
I! the council meeting on Tuesday
livenlng of next week.
A large number of the members or
m Basque Circle ofECamp Fire Girls-
" this morning left for a week’s stay at
Mold Beach. Upon the return of
Ibis party another detachment ofthe
“Indian Maidens" will leave for a
will be in charge of Miss Marion
”L'Hommedieu. of the East Side, who
will spend the two weeks at Tairflelu
mulch.
A Van zant street youngster yester-
Gay afternoon, it is said. collected all
one sample magazines. which yester-
day were distributedlon the East Side,
v s.)- I W‘s-"s
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ROWAYTON
M,
9‘ young people are enjoying the
diathlhg‘at the various shore resorts.
Misrildna . Vaname, of Railroad
avenue. New Canaan, spent the week
and with Miss [medium in Rowhyton.
1 Fair.- and Mrs; John long, or East Or-
ange, New Jersey, arrived today to
amend .a month in the cottage of W. R.
EAST NORWALK
booths. where
tion of the libury financially is.,
Rowanon Baptist Church—There
will be the regular services on 8anday.E
m Britten tinny, former residents July 11 The morning prayer neeongl
‘ m street. has ”my“ to w,- at 10: 15. At 10: 30. morning mhlp'
with sermon by the pastor on “NoE
Condemnation." At 11:50 the scssio nE
of the Bible? school to study about“ “Sol-E
At 6:45 the
meetingoltheY. P. S. C. E. andthe
topic for the meeting is to be “Mak-
and the pastor is to speak on “launch- E
Eing Out." A cordial invitation is ex .
tended to all residents and visitor-to
attend any of these services. Wednes-
Eday evening at 'l: 46 the mid-week
Eservice for conference and prayer.
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Albert Brunner has taken a position
with Bpuer & Co., grocers.
Edward Herman of the Heights has
sold his twin Excelsior motorcycle.
Thomas A. Boyle's motorcycle
caught fire the other day, and was
slightly damaged. l
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Miss Alice Morse of Noroton Heights
Frank Wood of— Stamford.
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‘Tlrere does not seem to be as many nouncement
summer people in town as in previous
seasons. and several of the store
keepers are complaining or poor null-
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it would be well if the town would
repair the road just southwest of the Bchrleber,
bridge. It is in poor condition, and 31,; Thom
whenever it rains it floods that terri-
tory considerably.
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The Women’s Guild meeting of St
place Thursday. at 2:30 p. m., wasE
postponed until next Thursday,y on acE‘
count of stormy weather.
Arrangements are being made for a;
morning musicals at Bramhall Inn, fonE
the benefit of the fund being raised torE
a new heating plant for St. Luke's.
Chapel. The date and program will be'
announced later.
The Sunday school of {he Methodist street has
week's visit at the beach The girls Church will 8° to Rome Point neXL New York,
Tuesday, on 'its annual picnic. Section
A at the Point has been reserved for
dinner.
the picnic is composed of Rev. 8. is.
Lawson. C. B. Finch and B. H. 'Ray-
mond. superintendent and secretary.
respectively, of the Sunday school.
'Ener won it.
Eurer, Adolph W. Dreyfus;
L' . Norwalk,
The committee in charge of in
3m had been lines/farmlands
withhertwomaidsnaunts; lithium”
and Miss Amie Nichols. shot also
survived byaslsterJii-ahgeaenur-
gene: of Leroy avenue, Men. 11in _
‘hurhl was in Springtime ill-story infinitesimal thisnecesfity by puuo-_
Despite weather conditions there lug two runaways of three rollers 09‘
was a large gathering ..1‘horsasyE each side of the center mowslx.
night, attheopeningoithehl‘eiasns’l‘hese spaces "will be rented at one
fair. in the firehouse. As in allfairs, Edollar per uses for the season.
there were candy and salmon“
chances for various ar-
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sadism
Eofw 1" so numercnsthat
thatitpasbscomenoccasarytoyto-E
videahlephcelorthehuatl. The
A Winona?”
For a Defensive
Position
mom.
‘ E “I huh-ad Momma-WE
E 0W! lathe sum“ 0! mm“! ' W66“ an out hon-chains hlapass'porthadbeenobtamed,hut the
tlcles were sold. etc. The hall was concerts given in Hotel square it has $303337. homes? 4:1:er a lens, received said in part:
prettily decorated with lanterns and been planned to hold a much larger within '5‘-
flgs. Last night was the night for oneonlaly 13. Theseconce
waltnes. Door prises are given away always drawn large crowds and it is ..
each night Thursday night W. Brun- hoped that the coming entertainment 1m In?" lie “6‘ been a soldier i at my, time
The committee ““5”“ '1" 919's ‘ W W m ‘0” ln the mama our and had
EOHhB dancingiscomposodofloseph lovinslmsumhubeenmwsodbv learned byesoefleuec that underthe this eityoer. Oohlschlcgel caused
rtsliaveE' “muhmafraldofthepistol.
than an my. but he said that quite
likely if i were assumed I would one
(Gm tinned trait First Page.)
E
i
case is evident item a letter which
E E was received this morning from Sears
tory-st State Robert musing. There is
aomentionmadeolthei‘acti‘hetheré
“As this matter is being in estigat
ed, the Department regrets that it an
not give you the information requested E
The Waterless disappearance tromE
“Eden. Allen Wallace. “a Thomas A Dlrector pm t}. Golding oi the Coast settlement of battle oueforgetsdaagar.. widespread comment and surpriseE
every night for the lair.
Ethe taste of everyone.
EMarch—-“Tho suns," . ....... Morris
IONKER GROTTO iNSTALLATiONEOverture—"Barher oi Seville" .....
Officers as lolows, last night, wereE
Ollaalaaaa ...-on: annosasc.
Einstalled with impressive ceremonies Popular my?“ Munich. No.15}
Eat the meeting of Meeker Grotto: E
EMoosrch Percival H. Shanon: Chief Vales Suite from “Madame liberty"
EJusttce. D. Burr Beach; ’iaster ot'i
Ceremonies, Clayton L. Marshall;
Joseph R. Taylor; Treas- . . ..
Gem of Fantasia on Airs from “If Trovators
Secretary,
*the Guard. George N. Philcox; Sen- ..
Orator 3038 Review—J ‘Broadway Hits
...... cm ltlirceyut's. mmmnmmEmemwmmheuumubetomm
tiuel, Andrew Crossman,
James A. Hollersu.
nooqnossu. ...-a a .. ..i-nn.
loco-nap ...--
Selections hunt the malady "Chin
Chin”
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The charter was, presented by Dep- Finale “E “Trombone mu" (m
uty Grand Monarch W. W. Vans, of
Hejas Grotto. New Haven, and th
following oiilcers participated: Dep-
uty Grand Chief Justice, Robert Rus-
Deputy Grand Master at Core-E
monies, l.‘“’l‘. leaks; Deputy Grand'
F. '1‘. Lyon; Deputy Grand
DoputyE
Grand Treasurer, Max Bredsfelder, all.
of ileias _Gmtto. New Haven. Follow-E
sell:
Marshal,
Secretary, Alfred Howd;
ing- the ceremonies,
were served.
AROHIISHOP QUICLEY WORSE.
ROCHESTER.
Physicians. '
“Nighttime in Dixieland"
e "Star Bpaagled. Banner.‘
.F‘rancls Scott. Key:
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ROTON POINT.
To the lover of good dancing,th
all adjourned ‘0 Baton Point restaurant affords an ex
the banquet hall, where refreshments. oelleut opportunity
at this time for
ted no how it when with empty
Echamhau. than alien We had
Eus old fashioned hatrack in the hall.
iwithulittiebosonlti’orahu brush.
Eli'oiu saki the box would be a good
place to keep the retailer. Theron»
Ewoold be mauled there. if any ea.
Eivould come to the door and i could
Caryll take up the revolver before openlngE
It. All of which was very line. but lE
Elvas sure that i would never have the
can: to about any one.
E The thing mained iu ihc box for
Ea shudder. One day' a tramp came
Eoioug and and to: ma I didn't into
Ellis looks and would have told him to
more on. but l was amid of him. i
Egare him cementing to out. and while
Easting be was taking in the situation.
E EWlicu he had finished the meal. which-'
it was plain he didn‘t want. he arose
from the table and, instead of leaving.
deliberately walked opstalts.
Ewes willing that he should take every-
e‘thiiig intho house if he would only
Blot me alone. i heard lilui rummaging
upstairs and knew that be was help-
ing himself to my valuables It did
Boyle. Dngdale‘s orchestra is playing Artillery some had with retard toE HGWWIRMWF. Millim- Eamnghisfriends. As'l‘heseatinelan
Enouneed recently, it was stated. au-
thoritively by friends, that the youngE
Elisa seem passports for Norway
andSuaden. giving theislseaame,be
lettuce, according to his statatnent to
lamps alldtoitwlthhingss. andthswcspanlhil scours informant. he mood to
avoid trouble should he meet with
Hoachas Ecaaie to the house with evil total to sympathisors of the Allies, because of
his massed Germ name.
{is said he would try to work his
EwayiatoGermany. hiscniyvnroosein
Eso doing, he stated. was to study our
E conditions at close range, because of
lnthefutttreinhls proMioonsa
teacher of history. lie would not enlist
Ein the German army, he declared, and
E had planned to return to his home here
E in Norwalk next fall.
At her former home in muslin sve- ’
noel this morning. Mrs. Oehschiegel
Ecould not be found. it was stated she
Ehad moved and no information was
i was frightened out of my wita l Eforthcosilng concerning her wherea— E
E bouts.
: What the government investigation
1 will bring out in this serious case, pro
E vidlng the reports are true is await
the witnaagtng of pomethipg mutton-E not take 1005 for my mind to be torn- E ed here with intense luteiest.
larly interesting and well
executed. ed from fear to indignation at theE
Ellis Thelma nCramand “.1?ng muli's appropriating my belongings.
N. Y., July 1o_. tartaining nests .“E‘ the There were stuns articles 0 vs an
alumnus Archbishop mitt: lit-av; the hours‘of 6: 30 and among them. but what excited my am When, Where and How it is Best and
Quigiey, of Chicago..m the home hem' g 1,-de each evening. and. on the per min the thought that he would
of his brother, Chief of Police Quip: square, they are simply delightful.
ley, reported today that the Nate
suffered a collapse in the early morn-E
The paralysis his extend.
ins hours.
ed to all mm of the body,
"gradually sinking,"
of the doctors.
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oration-own vb.- Continua.
Georgetown plays the Colonials.
tomorrow
lineup:
2b: ll‘ahan, if: Castle,
VVEsnmNNN
AND
ESAUGATUCK
\ ’. 1‘..- cx.
town
wood,
S .uf‘.‘¢-»
Gertrude table-has, returned rrom all
Eshort visit to Long island:
Mrs.
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Mrs. Arthur Dove and son are visit-
5 Mrs. Lawrence Msnanovlch in
Bellport, L. I.
Dr. Charles Grosm are occupying the
Masaanovich cottage on Wright street
for the month Of July.
The Noroton lleights baseball team .
“er/Ito could. and canvassed among local will play the White Sox champions of
: ' Jestdents selling the samples at. 10c Bridgeport, Sunday afternoon,
teach, representing himself as selling Lynch'
~ for a church.
and if the tables are
t
and the Heights team eGorge Wright are cruising in
they will play a third Raleigh’s boat. the “Wild Duck."
game to decide the state amateur “
championship.
He started to enter the taken one of Harry Sherwood's vo
lunch wagon when suddenly he fell on E‘ug‘es at the beach for the summer. E}
the steps of the wagon. Thinking he
was drunk, Butler ordered him away.E Sylvester, Foster and :wife ' .'
but he soon saw something else was tallied Mr. and Mrs. abbot-t Fallen. d
the matter with the man. for. he lm-- Mr. and Mrs. George Wright at out
mediately showed out one fell lobe nor. .
down to the ground. Constable Greene
called Dr. No'xon‘, who said it was aE
chronic epileptic at. and. that the man Robert, are leaving town for a few
outs soon recover. in about tirenty days on a trip to Pelham. N. . .,
some; he got up: and walked away. Ethoy will stay with Mrs. ‘M rcuro's ,. ‘
‘ ' '2 Wither. . . ' .
Melville E Cane and wife are at the
on bamp of
Harold Raleigh. John Sullivan,
Mr
~Miss May Brockton has arrived at
be home of Mrs. Frank McLsury on
. I' E A man. whose identity was unknown. Myrtle avenue for the summer.
was taken with an epileptic ilt yester-E a
day morning in front of 'Warren's'
lunch wagon. He had been doing some street entertained Mr. and Mrs. John
[work for Butler. the wise-OWE". and Adams Thayer at dinner last night. ‘
was given money for his breakfast. He
claimed he had had nothing to eat fol-E
, two days.-
Mrs. Robert L. Dodge of Lincoln'
““?
Mrs. Agnes Parmeles and son ha
Mrs. George Meroure and her son. -
the Nichols. who also test suns mom llama:
ctr-tit- cm; at a his at the summerjltome of her aunt, satin" cs tho
the an-
William Kreigoil' of Kings
”been spending the week in
” . «on will cost
,Y., where .
And as t9 those who desire to learn
these
for the taller and for the pupils.
They are New making appointments
for those desiring to‘ learn io-‘danctrE
or and that: amt-mine to teach aWiPsE losing trust us wanted. it mention
l'f'he George. in the dancing line. from the steps of to pm that with a revolt-er to my hand
Brennan of; Lock. the old waits and two step toiheinod- I would have A great advantage liver “late Was too much pleasure or too
88.
on dances and the various creations
which they have themselves construct E'J'
ed. They are really worth while.
Large crowds witnessed the dre-
worlls display'at the park last evening
and the attendance at “The Island of
Regeneration," ‘ which was shown at
the motion picture theatre, was also
good. This picture will be produced
again this evening and ought to be
attractive. There wil be fireworks next
Tuesday and next Friday evenings and
on these evenings each week through- E
out the summer months.
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Motion pfé‘ture patrons attending the case and be largely protected i ran engaged in routine night worksuch as
EPlsasant Hour and Lockwood's ball into the living room. took up a ao-l- actors. newspaper men and botelwotk-
theatres today will find a first class don behind my hurl-Prisca fortress €51,313...“ floep to we}. 3,, 9x.
Pl'omm for their enioymsnt The
numbers included will be an instill-E
Emsnt of ”Who Pays?" the first of
which apepared last week and was ac
ceptably received _by the large anvil-E
lea-2e. The sequel to “The Price of
Emma" which was the title of last
week’s part of this serial is of the
Emma order and a very worthy picture. 1
1 There will be a Broadway feature and.
aPathe Weekly tonight. For Monday
George Klein's photoplay masterme
Mrs. (lane’s mother in the .. “man from the novel by Marie
s field The Bridgeport team Adirondacks for smooth. No
A number of the mesa- has beaten the Noroton aggregation
allies were sold, but as soon as the once this year,
young boy's mother heard of the ar- turned Sunday,
lair. she promptly made him return all beats them.
'. the money he had collected.
Corolli will be shown. This _is a fiveE
ipart attraction. The play for nextE
“a ..Tuesday is really. the biggest that has on the aim
been booked in a long time. being a
ELasky presentation of the illustrious.
lzBroadway star. Edgar Selwyn in “The
.Arab." Thisspectacular picturisa‘sion .
of. his owu manic drama lis'enter—
Etaining in every partiCulsr. Much inter
East. has already been shown in the
amusements thus far cumpleted for
fflholly” Chaplin Day. July 19th. A
number of tour Chaplin Mon:
to for the three cash-
prizes which will be awarded at Lecit‘E
. It
veiling. Tell all E
the contest. There Will
forall.
W
swallows GRFITALB. _ 3 ‘
Etake my engagement ring. which i had ‘
tit-ft on the homo in my
Tom laid giten It to me when he was
the mysteries 'of terpsiohore why there liver. and it had cost 1.", little money. the sleep “intimation colors. lie on .
are no mysteries when the pupils hot i prised it far beyond Inything l. dermal s. study of bleep to determine
and for comes under the direction of
1““ rented Ellll' furnished b Plxly hours no effort has been mad‘ two visitors. They understand the art
“nslllow t0 ‘0 lldllllllllltel‘ nourishment. lie 1': aowoll that their manner of imparting E became more and more ludiihnut till the liké and the amount of sleep; also
. I one both ntlnst i got mad. not nugri but mad. between the hours spent in Work“ and
Wu has become "WWW" ’ Erw- up only PPM
ifetuhflfl.
bud. -. .» ,
Listening to the man rummaging. .1
to “it“, any
M «r thought a hit. ulna man
Ewell countdown lbs stairss'aerafter
him i lifted the lid of the box. but
drew buck: The pistol looked so dead-
Troluutmy hapdonltsnd
tookl out. holdidg'ltfifqm me:
At that lament 1 build the man satin
the hull above. and l concluded that
It i lit-ole going to late toyp
erty i had better be up- and doing.
The thought or his going away with
no ‘eugunmeat ring not me into
me. and 1 fixed my attention on
enough of it'for my pumice-4n tbs '
revolver. but. still holding it away
from me. cocked it.
The living room door was hung in
Enoch-away thatwheuit newest,
coiiltlmnd la then-sienna with!
the Willi and through the noon Mt
between dooriind well ass up them-1r.
and pot the mutate of the revolver
through the opening. When the pan
appeared-title headofdhostiith i
«thought i was going to3: faint.“ but lite
“slit ofs lotofmy thing-hem in
his hands and his bulging pocket!
made me forget fright. in a duke to
ssvedhem.
‘Yolljlmt drop those things?! called
in on cdgry voice. ‘
The man Mood and looked about
hlin form person who had when.
l rattled the retolvs against the door.
He saw it. and a change came over
him.
“Drop them "' l shouted.
He dropped what he had inhlshands
13love euiptyyour pockets?
Ella lild as l directed. ‘
mum:- them inside out." .
as obeyed. *
"Now .wplk out the front deal." ‘
He obeyed with crlty. ,
By this time '
and was seized
ish him. Acorns ‘h
thm‘tsh thekt‘leor ld‘ol
pointed-the revolver at him. in my ex-
citeoient l unintenticn‘hlly pulled the
trigger. He started to in). . "
At the moment it man his buggy
.gerc up the chase. .
‘ ’y protector
E
owed him and 3_
drove by cnd’hcsring tli shot and _
CO NOE RN‘iNG SLEEP.
What Prevents it.
Dr. E. C Rowe is the latest member
of the psychological landstrum to join
Ewhether thorns any relation between
the moisture climate. tempemtuneand
in sleep: between pleasure and s‘ esp,
and many; other! hygienic problems.
Wands-half- -yeariuold. nae wall. asE .
"adult subjects were tested.
iE‘" Rowe diecowered that. when
much- work sleep became propel-tic:-
ately reduced. The best night’s sleep .
usually come on Saturday night for
subjects who worked half a day.
played part of the day and were quiet
in the evening before bedtime
Sleep is soundest on cool, ‘clear,
dry evenings, when there is little
moisture in the air and some mild
movement of the pleasant, soothing
atmosphere. 0n cloudy, warm, soggy
or even snowy nights, other things
being equal, sleep was iitful, restless
and unsatisfactory. ,
Card playing, exciting plays, tense
Work at any time after nine or ten
o’clock, except among people who are
tent that many card players, nightE
diners andworkers‘ become caudi-E
titties lfor the‘lnsomuiawclubs. ‘
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"is that car of yours the latest mod
cl, 1‘ .llbeclt?” ’ ‘ E
“Yes it's a 1912." 3 i
“Pshawl' This is 1915."
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Arrange for next winter's coal
:supply now. Summer Prices Are
TALK IT OVER WITH
HMns&l&ms
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Ready- Jamie Clothes
Will fits dummy form, but
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from
515.0011?
8. Nathan
Custom Tailors. Tel. 359- 5.
225-227 E. Washington .-.t
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
pair-in E Neatly Done
Floral Tributes, original or—
sig'us. Casket Coverings oi rare
beauty. Moderate prices Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists in prin-
cipal cities in the United States.
South Nomflkfloflsl
2 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct.
BUY.
llazelton.
‘(kfid‘”jf
ii.
Thcil. flmhfieid&fioefio
at. sea in insult av .
”aw.
—-iireat Reductions“
ON REFRIGERATORS
of High Quality.
$20.00 Refrigerators, now $16.48.
‘ $18.00? Refrigerators, now $14.98
$15.00 Refrigerators, now $12.75
$14.00 Refrigerators, now $11.49'
$13.00 Refrigerators, now $10.48
$12.00 Refrigerators, now $9.75
88.00 Refrigerators, now $844!!
81.50llefrigerators. now $5.98,.
~All Household Goods, new and
second-hand, sold .‘t the lowest
prices.
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Phone m. or NORTMAIN .sr.
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.A W13! MERCHANT ‘ '
advertises his goals, If he cannot do
"I know it. but the people Who run a large way, he uses the Sentinel
made my car went out of business in unsalted "301' 3319" columnsf on)
1912."——'Birmingham Agedlerald.
. up the uncommon stonewall! call“
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In no other patterns can you
find such double styles.
in order to be ahead of the fashion
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