_ to Port Eaten. L. I, there to
kind-barge. which will be towed
fill“. Ind Mrs. G. Sherwood, George-
001111., have established their
my Gal! Pasture Beach. for the
Mar 01 the warm weather.
‘13. Howard Lowndes and family,
.3“; vtth friends in Rhode
FIFO Manned to their home here.
VWpate in the mid- week prayer can
m with the members of the East
The regular mid neck prayer meet-
his 0! the East Avenue M. E Church
' m: held last night, instead of turtlkbt.
as previously scheduled. The pastor,
the services
“The local members of the Basque.
We 0‘! Camp Fire Girls, who are
Malling the week at Fairileld ‘Beach.
moor-t the time of their lives. Miss
m L'Hommedieu is in charge oi
, m colony. On Saturday of this week
‘ 1mm of 14 young ladies will success
no meat number, and will enjoy a
" m delightful stay.
Ilka annual picnic of the Sunday
_ m1 and church of the East avenue
. 3!. E. Church, on the East Side is to
y being held in Roma Point Park.
.mehumber of merry-m makers left
about! the several cars at 9:30 o'clock
RN! morning from Huniord’s switch.
m0 day will be spent pleasantly in
was, swimming, etc.
“ployees oi the Foss Meat Mark-
“in Stamford, Sunday enjoyed an
atlas at Gerade's Grove, East Nor-
‘ 11:. They made the trip in O'leary’s
metal-Struck, leaving Stamford about
,3 o'clock in the» morning. They arriv-
, ad here ill time to enjoy some sports
‘ produced that all was ready. the men
« Thad their appetites with them and did
"lull justice to the bake prepared. Dur-
ing the afternoon, in a baseball game
”1 Abe “Parks" defeated tl1e_"Beeis," the
more being 9-8. William Peck was in
‘ , itbarge of the affair. and Felix Riley
gained the honor of being the day’s
llmmorist.
ROWAYTON l
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1 lies Dorothy Mills. of Highland ave-
m has been visiting Mr and Mr!
. ”in El)’. in Stratiord.
V a.» '5’ -WA\
. : fir. and Mrs. Max :Schleimer, of
flow York, have leased the George H.
‘» Rickie place in Highland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Evory and son
v
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Mice lBessie Bell and Thaddeus Bell,
M12911 Chester, have been visiting
fir: and Mrs. Franklin L. Theall, or
‘Pennoyer street.
11g Irom diphtheria. .
, iield, Mass. ,
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on the latter craft.
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milohn Sherman Hoyt. of Con‘
unt- Island.
in the Adirondacks
‘ ev ”FIRE.
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news
new V-Zfl." this max-sins? 1"
firms M. E. Church, on the East?
my. 8. P Fairbanks. was in charge?
More dinner. When Daniel Grail! an- 1 '
May Tuck is enjoying a vaca-l
or home in Baton avenue. She
cited with the public library west side at 10 a.
is spending some
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”my avenue, who have been vie, The Methodist Episcopal Sunday A
Island,
for a picnic.
'of the telephone booth at the railroad
station, Saturday, July 3. ...
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| llr .and Mrs. Theodore Brown, who
lhave been spending a week or .so
with Dr Brown's parents. Dr. and
Mrs Herbert S. Brown left yesterday,
.for Maine, where they will spend the
lrest of the summer.
The big outdoor social event of the
season will take place today on the
Schlichting place, Leroy and Selig
with avenues, when the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Cbugregational Church
will hold its annual lawn festival
Tile gate prize each night, a géoid
catch, is expected to attract a great
many to the carnival which stars
thionday, on Noxon's field. The that
ought, July 24. will be the big night.’
Then a 1915 Ford touring car will be
given away.
This year marks the twentieth an
niversary of the organization of the
\olunteer fire con1p11ny.11nd it is
worthy of note
pllugh, chairman of the committee in
charge of next week's carnival has
Eileen the prime farm in the success
of every pl'eceeding carnival.
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Constable Sturges arrested several
automobillsts on the State highway
Monday evening.
l A piayet will be given by the local
school children at the 'Alphabet Fair'
to be given on July 21 and 22 by the
Women's Town improvement Society
at the Town Farm.
The Bridgeport jitney bus, which
was wrecked at Nash's corner on Mon-
day morning, remained on the road-
side all day yesterday and no attempt
was made'to haul it away.
Gustave Whitehead of Bridgeport
was arraigned beiore Justice Joseph
G. «Hyatt yesterday on the charge of
violating the multler laws. Justice of
"alum have returned to their home in the PeaCe Hyatt honed the charge and 8’3 “new“ the 91‘9“!“ a“? “”1
j maoyer street after a visit at Stony Whitehead paid the costs 'of the court “5
The crest was made by Constable P.
Bturges on Monday evening. ‘
About 2,000 people filled Home
Square Tuesday evening and enjoyed
the concert provided by merchants.
The Coast Artillery Gorps band of
There is only one family in town at Bridgeport played 10 numbers and batters have no intention or paying in
Meson; under quarantine and that is Miss ids. Moshier of Deng «island, Lor- cash the amount at the judgment.
myton‘ home where a patient is en Dedbrldge and Joseph Wieler of They are merely collecting the money
Bridgeport sang several solos and du-
et's.“ . ' ‘
‘Four Jumbo. trolley care
111. yesterday
with nearly 400 Sunday school child~is
'or Commodore William Clarke nual Union Sunday School picnic. Ev- than $160,000.
g at! his large motor yatch into his law church was represented except the
.mht “Nadia" Sunday .and broke Seugatuck Methodist Episcopal.
Sunday school will have an individual bury.
picnic.
w...—
The! were maid by the Bath: ,
path acclimate. Lib-5.13m nail she.
was divorced and wall the daughter of
Patriek MCArdie of thin mm W 30'
m tailed to showsny person by
Ethat name
NEW
g CANAAN
Miss Marion Waters is mending the
week with Mr: 8. D Qxden.
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Gilbert .Bliss is spending .part of his
,vacation with Edward Rutledge. 33.
. 1 the William m mesmw- 1n the
wooed Theda More in “The Chaun-
eoau ease." filial; Tm is a widely
‘ known And accomplished ml“ and ap-
Hnlmes and other all star players The
aileron Wm
“THE DEEMEIIGEAU case." 1
capacity houses 1:111 today essay
pears with WW $181.7 ’Btlnfl.
storymt the play is by 119mm ”Du-
maeandiathiamrkbeattainedthe
capstone of his towering genius. Dr
in. the millth heroine of Lane:
deethless drone, he himself wrote:
4.; shall never create another such
character though i scribble till dooms-
>81 ,llgalrtlelu Beach.
lugintheWoedeuryeaCoJ-‘ahlm
*3; be: yards on Grove street.
that Charles Mills;
i a
ten the they will save something like $100,000 betwee
which Real estate is in small demand in Dan-
and when the ihousesa sold sing taken in charge txflast Killing-
, Deputy shin-lit Porgy was called to dispossessed batters thanselves", who a running it today.
with her mother, 11‘... Anson Thomas MaOLfiun'B home on Rivera expect to buy them have at their ml WOONSOGKET. R I..JW 1
Stokes. at the camp at Paul side avenue yesterday to remove a price.
' demented woman, who was demand-_
ing a night's lodging. She gave her t 113 in Danbury has netthtionly aim
111111116, as Mrs. Mary Grazer)? and said 1 500 in one would trade 1.1.1.1111
day.“ ln’s cluster beauty and its is
form the main plot at the story. She
casts M her husband tor another no-
blamed. The career of her husband
as a noted sculptor she leaves blast-
twentyvtolfl‘ ,ed forever. in turn she toys with his
3. v Franklin is lettering the eunu-
W
turtle MW
school went to Roton Point Tuesday. pounds was caught in Lake Simwlt, alsuccessor, won by infatuation, shat-
and «bowel
itering his hopes. ambit
Pitta Alhdatails of the
tow weeks ago, by Samuel Vanen.
runs are so
. diutweek visitors from Bell lsland,l The authorities have been unable to William St Claire and jam”): “any” as cut e d as to make it intensely in
who have boon specially invited will find any clue concerning the robbery Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. John H. tereatlng Tomorrow Hazel Dawn will;
Davidson at Myrtle Beach, Millard 31”., presented in a Paramount special‘
;as “Clarissa" On naturally the
G. A Hoyt has installed a livehorse- "Who Pays’" will continue with a
power electric motor, in place of a Broadway lecture and Path'a Weekly.
keroseneoll engine at the same pow -,
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Miss lda Davidson returned to her
duties as librarian after spending her
vacation with her, parents‘at Myrtle
Beach, Milford.
Point park from new on There will‘
{be dancing every Saturday afternoon
t avenue announce the engagement given Saturday afternoon as well as
heir daughter, Anna «10., to Charles Saturday evening
étbe music furnished by Grace Broth
els orchestra should be pleasing to
Walter Kendall Miller, Edward Jor- the patrons of the dancing pavilion.
den and Pay 8. Clark. visited Lake The patronage at the tea room at
Biscowlt. Monday evening, returning the park is increasing since the porn-
to Vista with a due cattll 0! hell flux of Miss 0111111 and Mr. Lane. They
‘ am dancing every evening from 6: 30
Merwin X. Smaller. son of W. K o'clock to a and as the result the
one
of t
W. 8111 ith
Smalley, “Vin: 0“ the Wahackmo mdnumher onshore dinners served is in;
and who was recently graduated from bragging.
the University of Michigan, at Ann Inge bathing at Roton is getting
Harbor, has “3an a median in D0 better hen ever. The warm weather
trolt
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The New Enahnd 111111111311 Well log and those who are discriminating
“(1 Wall” SWD‘Y 0° “35 “filmed a will visit the park and bathe at
well for \lrs.Cla1-a L. E.Whitel1ead, Roma
in Wlnulpauk. and has contracts for a
well im- Mrs Freeloader in Winnipauk
and on the Victor Barnes property.
formerly the Horton farm in 'Belden
Hill.
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The funeral service for Mrs. Julia A
Grlebel was largely attended at St. ‘
Aloysius church, Tuesday morning. Re
‘qulem high mass was sung by Father
Stapleton, who paid a beautiful tribute
to the deceased. There was many flor-
al offerings interment was in the fam-
ily plot in Lakeview cemetery.
The thunder storm Tuesday evening
had no eitoct on the attendance at the
meeting of the New Canarin Grange
The fourth dbgree was conferred, on
a very appropriate program was en-
joyed Stephen 0 Kellogg gave an ex-‘i
cellent talk on “Do we have to many
Grange suppers?“ and others discus»
sed the subject.
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(Continued Irom First Page.) ‘ ‘i'ere with the cars that were in oper
a‘tlou.
PAWTUGKM, R. 1., July 15.
Street car service in this .city was suss
mended completely today as aresult or
the strike ottheempoyes ot the Rhone
While the union some time ago pre-
sented demands for increased wages
and improved working conditions, the
immediate cause of the strike was a
demand by the union that it should be
fiallowed to name three arbitrators to
settle the differences
A low cars were running on the
Broad street. ( rauston street and
d lillmwood in cans lines, where the trai
tic ordinarily is heavy, but they were
not well patronized.
,,
Hartford Railroad r1111 extra .ltreins
limm East Greenwich, Valley Falls
and Phllllpsdale. to take care 0! the
suburban traillc. and persons living on
, the outskirts oi the city were able to
launch places of business with little
linconveulence
Few strikers were seen about the
streets and during the early iorel
Loewe blue. are beginning to tore
close. The union haters plan to levy
on each members an assessment or
one per cent. of his weekly earnings,
the amount to be placed in the trace
ury or the United Hatters tor use the
day the process servers start to take;
the homes. It is understood the union
Island Company. Hundreds of motor
early hours.
to redeem the homes when they are ended.
torsiosed.
i In so doing the, batters
to the union. Although the statement 11 Maurice .111 dour miles. the Provid-
$262, 000, the value of the homes, ac- once and Danielaon trolley line of the
ten, bound tor Rotou Point on the an- cording to appraisals; is net more Rhode Island Trolley company is tied
up as a- result of the strike at Provi—
per ion is one that
Many of the homes are mortgaged. dance. The ear in o _
usually ieit at Daniel
it is not expected there will . . a crew or the Shore Line Ra
. local car houses
So ml- the assess on on 1119 11‘
ital eh‘ect upon the lives or hm men '
Cathedral chimes will be added lol
the music dry the orchestra. at Mon ,
‘ §during the summer months at a re;
‘ Mr and Mrs. Robert Simon o: lo ducal! price and the chimes will bel
This addition to:
lot yesterday brought out many poof
aha New Task New Haven and
31111011 no attenipt was made to inter~‘
bosses filled to . capacity. carried tar?
tor-y employesto their work curios the
local ofleiels oi the Rhode lslauu
Company said they hoped to be able
to operate some cars beiore the day
iD‘ANliEIflO‘N. 001113., 11le 15. -—~Witll
believe the «exception one. single car running
inland and East Killingly,
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Yester'nay was so “tar our ”best my;
the Mt had sheen confusingly um»
and the morning dip ant paprika into
the boys
The Daphne crew got back at noon
and alter winning and dinner the
camp was and in A1 order 1111- ‘foam—
pony. ” The visitors were so many that
we could not get all the names, but
among the number were fleereiary '01
:Norwalk Council To: Scouts of Amati.
on 11:11 0. amoral and Mrs. illusory,
Remain Mrs. w 0.6111111, Mrs. J. 11.
Auctin, Mrs E. 0 Austin, Miss Mildred
Nash.Mias.WD. Nash, Mu. L0:
Noah. Mrs. Wilkinson, skills Bose
Gallon. Mrs. Cheater may, Mrs F. it.
retort. Mrs. James Gorbett, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick A. Ell” Marl. Sinner
worth, Miss Mullen, Mrs. Bone
MacDonald and was moms.
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The visitors seemed especially 4qu
pressed by the willing discipline at the
boys, and the snap with which the
work was done. The crowu and back
splice was done by every boy in line1
and the other end or the rope was seiz-
ed with a whipping and the pieces]
were taken home by the. visitors as:
souvenirs. ' !
Scout Cattaneo in nine minutes, 10
seconds
The real event of the day was the
Scontlnast‘ers potboiling contest——The
contestants were provided with 2
matches and a pan containing a pint at
icold water and they had to find their
5 tool from which paper was barred.
failure to light with two matches or
spilling water disqualified The con
test was won by Secretary Gregory in
flat seven minutes.
One of the gratifying resuus of the
camp is the fact that following a visit
and inspection on Sunday a check for
025 has been received by the council
tor one more tent unliornl, with the
other three new ones, and to be hnowm
as the "10.3. K. Tent,” the money hav-
ing been subscribed by Messrs. Elmer
E. Case. Frederick Bprowor and John
King, all or 'Ro‘way‘ton. Six more tends
will be needed costing $2 5 each unit
the name or the donor will be painted
on
the interest of the person in the boys!
of Norwalk.
Rev. Mr. Gliiln expresses himseli as
being much pleased and satisfied with
the work being done by the boys and
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ElllIlelllWfim
but not We.
who registered at the hotel Monday
evening, end gave this address he
firidgepurt. He applied to Mr. South-
.ey (01'th and fluted he did not;
' haul: 1113111101111“ Ind alas given a
room .11: o :11an vote.
.0 c'look Tuesday nonmagnetic: heard:
smlcious sounds from the corriehr
and the rattling «ll-door knobs. The
house :oook went .torber room and
mundahot her trunk hadbeenpmrieo
_ open also the bureau drawers, but
could find nothing missing. ‘
ported to Mr; Southey, who notified
other guests and evidence showed that
' 1 bureau drawers in several other rooms
i ball been opened. The young man pre;
sented a neat appearance'and claimed
‘ that he had been visiting friends in
the tent to serve as a memorial dis ‘
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”human Drawers and lp- l
plus :11ka do:
A sneak thief Well“! W‘
rooms on the when 11:.th Wasp
port Hotel Tuesday morning and mm"
good his escape before being discov-
ered. According to A. it}. 511111111111.er
prietor of the hotel, nothing is miss-f1
int and he is of the opinion that the
this! was in search otmoney all scv
er: ‘Southey Impact-.11 mung man,
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MONEY
Arrange for next winter’s coal
oral articles of jewelry were disturbed tsupply aunt. m9.“ lArc
Nazism .
T‘A’LK or oven mm
About?
She re-
towu. The matter was leported to;
Deputy Sheriii Perry and he believeel
_ the young man is an amateur sneak,‘
lthiet.
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FEDARHURST. I... 1., July 111—One
The potboiling contest was won by of the driest five period games seenl
on the ltockaway polo field this sea
son was played last evening when
Cooperstown defeated Great Neck by
4 goals to 2 12. The final game for
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‘lel 1'11 3 flumm_y'fonn,'but
not a madly form; Suits
made .130 order from
$15.90 HP
5. Milan
custom Tailors Elle]. m
ass-227 E. Washington St. '
flaming, Encompass! Re. .
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Coal
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1m. as." it! waves a.»
the Rodin“? “Hunting Club cups was,
to have been played. but was postpon»
ed owing to th inability ) Stoddard
to get to the field Rather than have
the. large crowd disappointed111111111111.l
game was arranged with Coopers
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did periods were played.
The first period was going along‘
merrily, Brown having scored one for:
the up Sisters, when La Montagne’
was struck over the: eye with a poll“
mallet, inflicting 11 severe wound. He.
.fell tram the saddle and was taken;
into the club house. where he wasl
after the out had;
been dressed, he insisted on 0011“th
bathed. Philly,
ing in the game.
AR‘OHBlSHOP QUIBLEY BU RIED.
CHICAGO. July 15.411111111111137 ol ‘
Archbishop James Edward Quigley,
who died in Rochester, N. Y.. on Sat-
my, was lauded with impressive
ceremonies today. Oandiudl Gibbons.
their scoutmasters and that the coun- or miniature, out! Monsignor incomes.
1oil in proceedldg to build slowly and of Mission. Apostolic intense. ,
carefully is doing the obviously n‘iso were atom church dignitaricsun
thing.
A motor boat party is away for To 1
kenelte in charge or s M. Douglas
{Nash and Mr. Forrest Case.
GEORGIA POSSE KILLS NEGRO
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Victim Slay: Three Men, The» Re
ill“ Arrest—Jinan ‘Bloilvu Up.
cltiuens and county oillcers yesyter'day
gm accused of killing three white
men near Cochran; Ga.
bad barricaded himself .in his home};
and defied the posse who. accommg
house with dynamite. Jackson, 11;
house was dynamitod and he was
then shot downs: _ g
Jacksons victims were Mi. «Sings;
supervisor,
tam hand.
111118111011. according to reports were
enclosed in was:
11ml ids nudging _,.
negro. Mater, 11 implicated, Mann inc-
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MACON, 811.. July lbw—Anyoeae‘oil'
. shot and killed Peter Jackson. .a new
The negro . f
to reports received here, blew up the H
was said, continued tiring alter his .
night marshal; 1.31111 Sanders, termf ,
land Eisner Lawson, a ‘ ‘
mead “Eudora, drew a pistol and.
modules. 1 (
Monsignor Benzene was the sole
brunt at 1111th requiem nose, and
'Archbiehop Edward 0111111111111, ot’Ban
Francisco. mailed the "funeral ser
men. The My lot .the prelato was
placed in the 41011111111111: mausoleum in
Hunt Camel cemetery.
“at
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town and Great Neck and dive moon-1.
so ' much doused 'by‘
all wood dressers.
and Economy” , I
--Greai Reductions
1O" REFRlBEfiAfl'ORC
lo! diligh 110111111111.
$320.00 Reirigerators, now fimv
$18.00 Refrigerators. new A” ~'
$15.00 Refrigerators, 110.9125
$14.00 Refrigeraiom. new $11.48 ,
313:00 Refrigerators, now $10.40
$12.00 Refrigerators, now $9.75
3800 Refrigerators, now 3638
$7.50 Refrigerators, now $5.98
All"‘Houoebold Goods, new and
second-”hand, sold .Itttbe lowest
prices.
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