W o! W business will be ism/in Bridgeport, has been dis—
W at the meeting or the third, charged from the Bridgeport hospital.
Clarence Bouton has returned from
m commissioners last evening. !
line Helen Finch, and her nix-All tour through the Berkshires with
lbs Helen at John, of Van Zant his runny.
i“ have left for a two weeks’ vs-
] cation in Bangor. Me.
Fred Stark will join the Y. M. C. An
_ —--—-——-—- boys at their camp at Gardner Lake,'
7 The regular business meeting 02 the Phursday.
.The marshmallow-damn.
March: it '
and E. a. Dooley or Inversion. N.
Y., no tail mean are dismissed
with light tints.
ville Nichols at Hull; Puma.”
years old. $15., buried in the (lab
lawn cemetery in Myanmar.
The list of new We at the
pest ofieeis as Solicits: Ins. Michael
Drur. Comps Beach; finds stegs.
care or Dr. suited, as JCWhylend,
North Mavens. .
That Coupe Gardensprornisesto
hesutyapotsuserashqefldueatlon.
Here is a fertile M or Moore:
'or mansions techs trolhs, stun
road. river, harbor and Denali-l 00m
po bench and just far enough away
tram the village center to escape the1
Mower Hook & Ladder Company.
I” "held last night. Matters ottontlns Miss Hertha Roses, of New York,"
'Ws were disclosed. [who was visiting her stuff, MrsJ
~ . ' . , —~—‘—- lobar '
he Ladies’ Aid Society. of the East . homelega‘uriguiizfieyer, returned]!
m M. E. Church. will. meet in i
f* m parlors of the church tomorrow: The police have m mus to find
was matters will be considered. lull clue which would lead to the ar-
_.____... ‘ !rest of the thief or thieves who broke
the important meeting of the Nor- -
mto the chicken coop on the Sultser
unit water consumers residing on the 'llace, Thursday night, and stole
he! Side will be held, tonight, in the
More of the East Norwaik Yacht lbOllt 25 Chkkens'
Club. A“ unusually large number are Activity will soon be found on Nox-
‘ quested to be 0“ band, as interest in on's lot where ihe‘Firemeu’s-Carnlvsi
_ W" the matter or the rate , in- will commence next Monday. Al-
, ,» mule before the public utilities comr ready lumber has been carted on the
. ‘_ J million is exceptionally strong at the property and the carpenters "will be-
‘ ttime. gin their labors‘immedlately.
m quarterly meeting of the Loyal » —‘—' ‘
’ Morten“ Society of the East Norwalk Grand Juror William 3- meottr
“vat Christian Church. on Van -Zant. \vent to Stamford Saturday and had
. we, will be held this evening in the a talk with the motorcyclists who are
- finch- The program which has been 'n the hospital there as a result of
messed for this evening is of special the collision WWI County Sherii!
‘ interest. At 6:30 o'clock a supper will "case‘s automobile under the rail-
. ’he served in the church. As the result “and bridge. ‘ t _ ;
, it the contest which has been waged -a——---- ’
“ween the women and men of the De Vito (Yaputo, who was riding on
1 may “1100! for the past three be back or the motorcycle driven by‘
maths. the men Will serve the supper Antonio Leonetti when the two were
10130 1311195: inasmuch as “195’ came injured in the accident opposite the
l_ 7- on last in the alfair. The ladies, it is .‘olumbia Hotel, two weeks ago. has
‘ " Wthm made up their minds ”3' teen discharged from the Stamford
1" “and ‘0 do no W0“ 3° 1” “3 .lospitul. while Leonettl is getting
Inning the supper is concerned. This along nicely and W“! 10-h“ 0‘“
' the! entirely up to the hosts. The before .0“. -
exercises will start about 7:30 o‘clock.
”I reports of the various committees r. and M“. Clarence W. Bell and'
Win. be. heard. and night 13; other“. 30“. “'1'. and ”fa. ,Alfred momhouag'
deresting business transacted. lira and two daughters. and Mr. and
Mrs. Mark w. Norman. Mina mummy
a sister at Mrs. Harman. and Edward
1
11"
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The matter of that objectional
dump that graces the approach to the
. Austin all let
handsome new Washington Mme. . . .. '
Orldge will be taken up at the council yesterday morning for a two Weeks
meeting tonight. The Board of Esti- ‘rlv- The Tulle ngnEW‘:::vgn;$
lull: will meet with the city council to take them 'n 0 t" ther with
« determine methods to be taken up to “W9 and Vermont. 039 '
aid the city or the growing dump prob- Massachuseilfi. -
lion. The advisability oi an incinerat— "‘
«will doubtlessly be considered. East
Eiders are interested in the outcome or W ‘
rm . n
the matter. Another East Side matter dent of highways for a “3 end 3
which will come up for consideration 'lct. 1. 1918. at. a salary of $1.800é
tonight is that of the Podelefsky rwas recommended by the Board 0
drain. The street committee will make Finance after an examination of the
Irish-apart as to what can be done for ~7-cdentlals of about 100 persons con-
‘ GI! roller for which Mr. Podelefsky 'aldered tor the position. Thomas
has vigorously petitioned for so many Crimmins was first, proposed, but den
2 times. According to the last report "lined. Mr. Greene is a 'civil em;
anode by the street commlsioner the sineer, and has h‘eld a position for
Mills best as it is at the present‘seveml years with an engineering
dime, and to open it. or clean it out...“cern in Hartford.
«~ “ will probably mean - the tide « water
‘ 1
Robert N. Greene. oi Southington.
be has been appointed superinten-
4 ...
-‘_ norm conundrum—ogre. > W44 ,
:9 r r W... zWESTPOlLl‘l
AND .
GATUCK ‘
s r - pvt... as. fight-s
ROWAYTON g
.. M'-~»5’"1-Nx\—v Vi"!
fir. and Mrs. Mellert B. Cary, or ,
Illdgaiield and New York. are stopping
‘aatx'l‘olseneke Inn for a month. . ~»
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. > . , , ! George Ulman of- Compok street
Arthur Philips, Minions of the Ion-'spent the day in New York." '
inn Opera Company. wilt-sing at .the ,
WW“ Club, Saturday. at 8:45 p. m.I Mr. and Mrs. J. . Evans of imper-
‘ [.3 - _ _________ ; ' ‘ial Point are camping in Maine.
‘1'. Croiilley and .family. or New:
“'vg leased-Mr. and Mrs. Wes—g
shungalow, at Hickory
A baby girl was/born to Mrs. John
Mulhaley of Compo Mill recently,
. _ - Miss :lréne Lelvls. of Springfield,
1!. nowden and ‘vvlte..who have Mass. is visiting Misc ,1: Keene o!
I r several weeks at the Token- Saugatuck.
um have gone to The Ardsley. . .
' (33358311,. for the balance of tire
-*I_
Ml‘.- William Dickson and wife of
Myrtle avenue motored to Torrington
ovor the weeifiifd.
h
\ .
.. J. Quinlan of'Jer-sey Qitytapsnt‘ the
week-end with his gather- I'Thonlas
‘ Quinlnn'of‘North- Main street. ‘
V Mrs. ’Clamnce ‘Blooinehjol Torringr
‘_ ‘ ton. ‘is'v‘spending asweels' with lira.
Willim‘ Dickilon. V v H
t in their automobiles.
iiast week for an sutotrlp to California.
'to return next April.
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noise and contusion or business lite.
an ideal spot on which the thrift; may
build attractive and signal-as.
Judiclous use of printer's sink is
bound to tell in the long run and well“
placed advertising (and advertising;
space in the Evening Sentinel is well
placed) brings its own reward. Joseph!
Morton, Justice at the Peace. sa-Post—l
master at Sauniuek. and real ornate1
promoter and developer. has been us-E
:ing the columns of the Evening Sen-i
tinel'conslderebly or late extolling the!
merits or that sightly new tract. Com.
po Gardens, down Cempo way. and re-
sults are coming along with gratify-
ing persisteney.
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I‘VW NO '15.).
Miss Anne Sutherland sailed on Sat
urday for Mndou. for a three weeks‘
visit.
Mr. and lira. William Glynn enter-
tained friends tron‘l‘dlaugatuck over
the week-end. >
.Misses‘ Anna and Jennie Riley 0!
Head street entertained several New
Yo'r'lt triends last week. ‘ " “
r'rnomu Flynn and-lam“? or Bridge
port were week-end visitors 01 Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Weed in Oenokeavenus.
I
!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid and daugh-
tor. Mildred. or Danbury. visited} with
Mr, and Mrs. J. V. Cscsuley overhun-
dal' '
Mr. and and. 78. Bradley started
for a live months’ tour. They expect
'The New Canaan Garden club will
hold a iield day at Orienta Point. Ma~
maroneck.. July 21. .The annirvwlll be
held on the Burlington estate.
Alter an illness dating back several
years. Mrs. Julia A. Griebel died at the
home at her daughter. Mrs. J. Eller-
sam. Hoyt street. Sunday afternoon.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dayton and son
or New York are spend!“ thesumm‘er
at the home of Mrs. Dnyton's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kaiser, Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Henry patrsnder an-'
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Emily Mildred. to Allyn Statues oGul-
den. Saturday. at‘Norwaik. .The groom
is the son of Mr. Ifltl’Ml‘l; Henry A.
Goulden. tormem. residents “or this
town.
A fire at the'llorne of John H. David-
son, Richmond mu. Sunday. at 11:30
a. m.. causedescitement. Thevchsmr-
had been put out. “rho-lire was caus-
ed by the overturning. or a gasoline.
stove. The contents 01 about a gallon
of gasoline in the can ignited, burning
the floor. and part-o: the wall: '
4....”
garage, Saturday'evening, John Bren-
nan, son of Mr: and -Mrs.John Bren-
nan of Forest street...idlnted.land, in
caused a tractor-e ' otgthef base 39:2}..‘3
the-Stamford unmanned his con»
Milan is sald‘to he tarot-able and an 9-“
[011711611 WIDflDt ha’jpecgwy“:, ,
rulld'uoran some; that C: be
My become one eLWestpsr-t'sl
«chorus when.
” 'schieveil M mull:
. chantlclcer stain the morning.
cal apparaturarrived after. the'names '
~ . . ‘ Cit?”
While at wnrkviu'they'filue Arrow 5
tailing struclrvhishelid.onfiisqmsthlng. 1 ‘
sharp. that at drat.ioolted.‘as‘_'_i! it had
skull. . .Young . Brehnihc'V‘Wfli'jW'fl .
sure! the airstrip ,gsltudeamcdhd
starsoto .whiles’tarslli
.tlmssbrighfarsttllamsahitoheoi
uteri mundude. andsoon.
montages“ that onreuaiss‘
shroi‘the —3&6. adore! nut, tilde.‘
whithmastllatltssndsusaswh
light as 883.000.!!!) of stars of. the first
We.
At the distance of a little over {our
“obi mas—L e., about 25.000 times its i
lance—it would be a star of
1b drum on that. W
5‘ I! am, it in Want “Allowi-
I‘m-~Piltsbirrgh Gnsette'l‘lmes.
SAVlllG Act—tr.
non-ere nouns was Union. but It
It wash-tbsyea'r 1868. after a bat-
tle in the SpanishL revolution of that
year. and the street: of Madrid were
tilled with angry crowds that “are
but on destroying everything and
every one. Bmdeniy an unknown man
appeared at the city hall.
“Give me a band or muslcians.’f he
said. "and belong nightfall i shall com
told all Iadrld.” ,
He must have been a man or rare
personality to hive been able to per-
- mills authorities in that dark hour
to the hint anything. .
But be got the musicians and went.
out with them to wander through the
city. While they played no sang—pop-
laughing.
By nightfall pence reigned in the
city. and'tbe mob broke up and went
. The mall's name was
“Felipe Decent; cellars." doom
tyttwov flannel-lumen .hs. cleverly
in . .
We one told gzdaul about: insole
things in saving, countries by long.
terrible ride! at night or by the end-l4
lieu of oneself by’dying in somebody'e
stead, but few or. u hear ell-any one
who saved it town by laughter.—
Youth‘aaCompunlou.
Children in Kern. ,
With their short waists and full
skirts "a bench dt' Korean girls look
like old women. Very quaint are they
and very wide awake as you. see them
squatted on that door at a handily
school or church gathering. When
they come in with their Bibles and
hymnbooks they bow on hands and
knees until their torebeads touch the
door. then adjust themselvesto their
inexpensive, bacillus door seal. waits
ing in (primrose and peruse: patience,
until things start. Children. are al.
ways plevedIt‘the'rmnt in dress gath-
erings. that-girls on one side of the par-
tition whlch. sepnrhtss the sexes and
tit-lion on the other side. They sing
with n gusto and intensity thatseemn
to. lift the. slanting Korean root.—
Chrlsflnn Herald .
Imklash Table- Revelations.
To girlslnbont to marry one- would
tenderlhsindvics’thatthey study their
intended victim at 'breekiast. [the is
one niilrsxtorty. reject him as
the. direct descendant o! Circs’s herd
uot swine. If he is melancholy. beware
of the abrupt curves 0: his tempora-
mint. It" he is boisterous radiate
tious, remember that an'ersply drum
gives the greatest reverberation and a
chutterbox at as; unis astinsomell‘ls
!
their breakfasts. my sisters. ye‘ shall
know thein.-Londou Saturday Review.
mating m
last night“ who dldn’tnso the adjective
‘ ‘bauy-L” ‘2 . I M _ >‘
“is that so?" - -
flies. And he didn't say My wordl'
either." ' ‘ v ‘ '
“Strange. “least he wore marmo-
"3’03"
' > “Then how
in the dense did you
*know he wasxastagaisl‘lllilil
in???”
‘Ho’w oyou mllkefithnt out”. : -
mavesmbvlnnltrrelans .
Rhonda at
I
i
dint street longs or "some old unborn"
air. When these bored the antenatal
be mountsd‘old buses andhold horny
Wand get tbehepuiace nmussdand '
' “1-: saw a staseflnxliahnlnn in a. play‘
all—Kayne: st. and D
1“ ‘ some. Haven. "(rem
Timetable
IN EFFEOT JUNE 5, 1915.
com Mom La jvo new, vans. ..
A. ‘K.—-1:39:. 5:428. 6:09,
9:281; 9:40.110 .153, 10:51:, 11:51.
P. its-1:131. 1:313. 8:033. 8:19.
“4230!. 5:15x, 5:46, 6:03;, 3:41, 1:031.
_ 7:451, 9:551. 10:131..
Sunday:-
A. Ids—42:851.
10:33:, 11:51. ,
P. “xv-1:181. 3:44, 8:121. 1:801,
5:45. “fix, 72021.1:12, 1:151, 1:573,
8:061, 9:553, 10:1“, 10:40.
5:6; 8:54,
NEW YOEK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Ila-4:411, 5:30, 6:89. 8:001.
slur, 9:151, 10:03:, 10:01, 10:50:,
11:08. .
P. l—lftlh, 1:08, 2:04;, 2:67,
3:801. 8:54, 4-:26, 5:06;, 6:25. 5:29,
12:001.
Sundays.
A. 11:41.00. mm, 3300. 10:03:.
10:50:.”
P. M.—-18:10, 1:0”. 8239:.
5:35. MM, 7:153. 8:101,
10:00:, 11:15:. 11:00:.
5:021,
QOUTH NORWALKTO NEW HAVEN
A. lL—12223x, lzlax. 6:05, 7:15.
9:15x, 10:08. 10:18:. 11:12:. 11:57:.
P. 'M.—12:03, 1:20, 3:16x. 4:28, 5:17,
6:153, 6:47, 7:081. 8:201, 9:25;,
11:20.
Sundays.
A, bl.-—12:23x, 1:131, 7:41, 9:151.
10:19, 11:12:. 11:57:. .
r. M.—2:091. 3:12. 4:462. 6:33.
6:48. 7:08x, 8:393, 9:2“.
l
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 DANBURY.
A. M.'—":l'. 8:27. 9:591.
P. ll.-1:28, 4:38;, 15:24:, 6:17,
1:14. ,
Sundays;
A. M.—10':3'l.
Ell—2:16, 7:20.
DANBURY 1'0 SOUTH NORWALK.
A; M.——6:00, 7:23. 8:001, 8:18,
10:03:. 11:60. '
MIL—4:21. 6:49.
Sundays-
A. M.—7:50. 12:10. ,- .
H P. lit-62“. ms. stills; _,,.l M L
l " AT”.- ‘ it . .I'
6:511, 7:183, 7:48, 8:08;, 8:18;, 8:591;
6:00x, 0:06, 7:151, 8:101, 9:89, 11:15:.
, Il Notion! Loch CL.
02003.1
, fr, _._ , ‘ ,
U '. .1: .. .tm.4u‘i s
u. l
111539811, ifiLY :3, 19,15; '
in} m 4'0!er “‘5 m, ,. r:
12 West at. sop, matu- 3t. Babes:
1: M Servant. and). school
u 801'. Ann and Iain Streets
15 Cor. High St. and‘Bay-view Ave.
at m in: Works Building
1? Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave.
18 13311 School, West Avenue
Inner. Taylor Ave. and West its.
23 Cor. Benton 8t. and Ely Ave.
is cor. assistant and Hem fill.
:5 Cor. lentoegnd lain Sis.
in Lexington Ave. and Austin fits.
2‘1 West and Elm Grove Bu.
3 Cor. Washington and Main Sta.
81 South Main St. near Meadow
82 Electric Light Station
at Our. clay and Spring sts.
35 001'. Hav’ilend and Water Sta.
8? Lockwood It“. Co.
4 Cor. hay and nurtured are.
‘1 Cor. Fairneld Ave. and Cedar a.
4: Taylor Al’s. and South 8t.
48 Woodward Ave. and Headow BI.
45 Got. Burritt and Quinn!!! Ave.
ll need 9t. and Putnam Ave.
7 New-elk Hospital
3 Ionic Hall
is Cor. Woodward and Lowndes Ave
5 R k G (brset Co.. Ann St.
51 Golden Hill and Elmwood Ave.
5: Master. at. Bridge ‘ ,
pa. .
._ mm a as
‘mw
8. AV E
MONEY
Arrange for next winter’s coal
surply m.
‘ Nova '
Slammer Prices ‘Are
TALK tr ovaa wrrn
Harrisdr Guns
*
I Hoyt‘s Theatre
W
.NORWALK FIRE ohm 30m
No. _
15 001'. Main and “Wall Sta.
:1 Bolder: Ave. and Uflerr Place
28 Spring Hill and Kellogg st.
2| UndertPnrlr
25 West Ave. and Berkley St.
27 Franklin Ave. and Lyrics Place
81 Gas House (Private Box)
33 West Ave. and Merwin St.
at Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
at Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
Will flea dummy formalin:
not: smartly form. ‘PSuins
made to order from
$15.00..ng
S. Nathan
custom Tailors. \Tel. 359-5.
”you E. Washington St.
Cleaning, Pressm' g and Rs.
as West ‘Ave. near Armory
3! Elm Crest and Stevens 3t.
41 Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
12'1“! and North Ave.
48 W St.
a___
‘2 Main and Catherine fits.
it! New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair at.
u Mu: near: summer 9t.
fill Main St. and Union Ave.
62 On the Green.
61 East and unculn Aves.
at East Ave. and Dal-ham trans.
sluts runs
-+'—trrsnw
[arsenal ~ '
.L
HaZéiton
BUY
Coal
monotonous-stern
rsr.’ net m warmer.
‘ [Dewey’s
a
q ‘
:‘t—slsnmu not-en's.-
llO’WAY‘I‘OS FIRE amrm BOXES
No.
13 Highland Ave. to N. Y" N. H. d
H. R. B: 7
la Hickory hint! and Bell Island.
'll-Ploe Pam and numerous
ll lads island Sound to McKinley
8t. ‘
2! Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
‘23“ Cross at. to Railroads!
ll Railroad to-Baoekaida i
« 8 Ventral." McKinley st. to Penn”-
, er (West Side). '
15 White Bridge north to Brook-Ids
ill Willis Bridge 8. E. to Long Island
Sound
“l7 White Bridge. 8. W. to long Island
Sound. ' ‘
, One drake or hell stodd times in-
dicate. testing; two strokes of MIL-'—
thus. 1-1 lire is out: tour strokes»)!
haw-thus" 1-1-1-1. water to be shut
”LA third or mountain-indicates
various m '
LEAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
. soxss. *
4—inch school ,(prlvats). , -
Fire headquarters. at Van mt Street
.- . Telephone 170 “ ,
.Prlvatebox'es‘wfll only be pulled
lot are on premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between'tlls hoarse: 0
p. m. and 8 a m., glvinglocation qt
est box.
Second alarms are only: to be giv»
enmby the chief erecting chin! upon
his arrival at the are ‘
sr-Marvln School-V-tprlvntel. ~‘
Insem'wmmm Indirect Sta.
_216—;-East Ave. and Rowan 3t. , -
le-fW'Inflfild‘Bt. ‘ . ‘ ‘
hath—Fort; and Charles Sta.
tee—nut over and men at.
sat—feat? corset: and Edna-Ave. '
ssh—rhenvlew Au. ssdgurst-SL 2
:336—énoulsverd andiaeesnd St. .
‘ assed'ove Avs;~;andtmtth.§lg¢ o g ,.
dualscltitone at. '
”Welland
. “ (31233114), :1. .
hilt—Kern! 8t... Pine 111113119.
_ ; trol)‘;-_‘
~ ‘* ‘speclarralamls‘
are. an alarm will human tram near w
all—rVan’Zandt St. and doberman. ,
“all PM illdé .
Historic
Are not all attire—this is to hoax; p
peoted~but we untold the melons
we are supplying are in most cases, ‘
. delicious. We . know they come
where good melons grow. nee de~
livery. '
a
i
‘ m
fifil‘le‘at' '
GiliomofirKnbanl
Telephone im. 44 so. Main 3:.
- Phone 419.
0N sermons-mafia l; ,
, or Highfiguglitv.’
320-00. W raters. my 33“!“
318.00 Retrigerators, now 314.“
“5.00 Refrigerators, new 5,1235
$14.00 Retrigerntors. now “1.41
$13.00 Relrigerators, now ‘ $10.43.
$12.00 Refrigerators. now $9.15
$8.00 Refrigerators» now $5.41 ,
$7.50 Retrigerators. now $5.90
‘hil Household Goods, new and
second-hand, sold at the lowest
prices. *
M. GU'I'KWSKY
87 NORTH. MAIN CT.
I
It
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain is healthful in every in-
gredient. We use ouly‘thehcst
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is- be-
cominggiamous. Have you tried‘
it? DcKlyn’s ice cream served
at the fountain or: in. boxes to
take hqme. \Try ourSoda and
convince yourself that it 'is- the
best in stoum.‘
The iNifi'Wdll-l‘finlfl Co;
a: allow; Mgr.‘ . l
W
linen Suits
, ' stood
———-s——
f JACOBY‘S l-
t
.11th on
s No.MainSt 'So.Norwalk' . 'i _ _ .
HECTORIAL. .REVIE‘W “PK'I’T'ERNS ' .t j j
‘ * r‘ 130; avocs'r - , , ‘ *
- 'und . . .
‘ ‘T'HE SUMMER FASHION ’BOOK ~
suds.
Norwalk Chronicler