,1 Helen Krapowits.
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NORQTON,
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Side avenue for the summer months._,\
Mrs. l‘cltel will spend the summer,
with relatives at Sound Beach.
mm Hemmings. wedding to re
”is this molning. recently captured.
nayen pound black fish.
3‘ "h fl-V“,.‘~‘Mo \
automobile. '
it}, and Mrs. J. H. Berry, 1.: 19 Sen-
" avenue. East Norwnlk, llnvc tat
up their residence at 18 Chestnut
finest, South Moi-walk. “
Again an appeal is made to the
scriptlons tor the Rowatyon Free 1.1- mobile ov.erhauled
bury, to‘get them in as soon as 110s-
be made. The “new“; are well visiting his mother, in Barton.
pleased with the returns so lar but
feel that there are still people in Al” Sherwood ‘5 painting M”
the village who are anxious to share Kinnays 110““ 1n Center street
in giving their support to this excel-
lent cause.
is invited to the library and inspect month's vacation in New IN?»
the fine collection of good books and
thus fully realize what the library and
its. and Mrs. David Tmuson, of Cave
7min, are the happy parents of a
my boy, born yesterday. Mother and
”are doing well.
Robert Price, of Bridge street. has
“good his position with the Bron
' company. and will leave shortly
Q “'Plttsburg, Pa., where he has IO-
“ employment.
“w
anon. her.
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“It. and Mrs. William Twombley. ol
Rowayton Methodist Church Class
“yard avenue, are preparing to re-
serive at 10 11.111 Morning sermon by Wednesday night in ”19
fume from this city to Pittsbt'lrg, Po., the ”5,0,. at 10: 30_ Sunday school at parlor.
while Mr. Twombley has secured em- 11: 50 a. m. Epwortll league at 6.45
figment in a large lumber company. p. m. Epworth league, the leader will
“‘ be someone from the Norwalk Metho a (“'0 weeks' vacation With friends in
, Thea several East 5"“ jitney dri1ers, dist church in exchange for the leader the Heights-
1 “ed by the proposed legislation. sent from our church last w.eek Let
“——
m in :2 3:11:91156' 1:“ Sign: 1:; [the all Epw orth League and friends be pre- do: {3:131:13 erg“; mum}? Wednes
W“ e c‘ y 0 99" sent. Evenin service at 7: 30. ver er co e 5 yard on
nine both sides of the g E y Railroad avenue,
”fim' Sunday school picnic will be held on M ““—
Tuesday, July 20111, at Roton Point. ’5 S' V M9“ 0‘ ”‘9 P0“ '08“ has
Supper and bazzar by the ladies, Fri :IeItumed from a “1°an visit with
day, July 23rd. Let us all pull togeth ends in New York.
or for a good time.
interesting one 11 elcome at these services.
. It is probably the matter of select-
I‘Ufing' a date for the picnic of the East
Walk Advent Christian church will
a» determined at the meeting tomor-
m. The place doubtlessly will be at
anion Point Park.
The group of local campfire girls
who have been spending the week at
“meld Bea”h,11ill return to their
has today, and their places will he
Jinn, 'by another group of about four-
tonal of the Sasqun circle members.
“£113 young ladies during the past week 0
upon a very enjoable time.
_ Mr. and Airs. Albert C. Wilson, lor-
Almost the entire Noroton lleights' merly of Main street have moved to
baseball team, including James Gafl- “00d “011113. Bridgeport.
ney, George Fisher, Carl “Roche, S.
Blazey, 11nd Arthur Carlsoufwitb s ‘Miss‘MaheI Mbfiwen has returned
number of girl friends journey to Ed- home after a. visit with Assistant Post
ward prince's house in Rowaytou on master C. S. Mothers and his wife.
Thursday evening and enjoyed'a soc-
ial time
The Women's Guild meeting of St.
Rowayton Baptist church. Services Luke's church, Noroton, has been post-
n Sunday, July mm. 10: 15 Morning potted until next Thursday at 2:30 p.
prayer meeting. 10: 30 morning wor- m
1}. ship with sermon by pastor. 11: 50. The
». The quarterly conference of the East ‘Bible school session. 6 45 p m. The
-Avcnue M. E Church, tomorrow mom-
“1713 will be held in the church at 9: 45
«D'olot‘k. It will be in change of Rel
Arthur H. Goodenough, district sup
'Anrlntcndent. of Stamford, and will be
Interesting. Following the session Ml'.
moodenough will conduct the preach
ting senice. In the evening it is ex-
looted that Rev. G. E. Richter, of Dal
.4911; will precah
1r
‘ Tomorrow will be an interesting an
Itiversary for L'Homlncdieu Brothers,
Inst Side grocers, in that just 26 years
q'go tomorrow, on July 18th, the first
luck of their present store at the
mar 01’ Keyser and East‘ Washington
, direct. was laid. Previous to that time
' on; grocers kept store in the former
.. “den place, one or the stores on
rthe East Side end of the old Wash-
:llg'ton street bridge.
‘ “
Mrs. Louis McAfee, her daughter
meeting of the Christian Endeavor So- and niece, 0f Pittsburg, are visiting
clety. The Topic, What Christianity with 11.” McAi'ee's brbt‘her, Joe J”.
has Done tor the World Matt 13: 31-33. Vls
Leader, Miss lrcne Lynch. 7: 30 p. m.
Evening service with sermon by the.
pastor. Wednesday evening at 7:45,
The mid-week service at the church
and several of the workers who are
stopping at Elm Home, Belle island
will be present and take part in the
service, Tuesday, July 20th is the D11
day that the Sunday school is to have
its annual picnic. Roton Point is the
place that has been chosen for the pic-
nic this year. It is the wish of the of
floors and teachers of the school that
every member of the school go if pos
sible. , 1
, Belle. Island
___ I ~ 1mer, Wednesday night. in“ honor or
Miss Lowe Steal-us, of 4 ROM“ her nineteenth birthday. Dancing was
.r'Blreet third district, was pleasantly IMiss Grace J—laupt and friends. IOfa feature of the occasion.
' sarprlsed lafil. evening. the occasion \ew canal“, have been Yisning at ’ ‘
I being her win day Those present RotonI Point. James Tol'ok, the 12-year-old: son of
. included Miss Gertrude 0' Brien, Miss Stephen Torolt of Maple avenue, while
Carrie Miller, Miss Anna Miller, 5113 Miss Elsie Bartow of East avenue walking in the roadeed Thursday
‘. Edith Mmen Miss Ruth Raymond. “New Cannon. has been spending the morning. fell on the railroad trvk and
lies Lottie Stearns, Mrs. week at Hickory Bluff with friends. broke his left wrist. He was attended
, .1, Adelber t by Dr NOXOD.
a'rtrick, Mls. E. Lasky, Mr. and Mrs.
.George Walker, Samuel Davis, Fred
“Sherwood, Victor Brundage, George
Jones, Frank Shufelt, Warren Shu-
telt, Ralph Crabb, William O'Brien, ______
‘Allie Thompson, Walter Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benedict, ,and
dud Clifford Buckle1. Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. T 01-1-
”were served and music and games en- Rahway, N. J., are spending the sums party on Thursday, in honor of
WW! until a late 1101". when all de- mer at. Belle Island. ehér seventh birthday. About twenty-
rted, voting Miss Stearns a charm— the children were present.
hostess and wishing _her many
-returns of the day.
OWAYTON i
1
connections of the float and outside seated: a very attraCtl‘vc appearance.
moo Grant Costco and brother, electric lights at the Norwalk Yacht There was a large number present, es-
In I, are visiting relatives in Brook- club. _
1 -—-—-—~—-—- ' : dancing in Mrs. Schlichtings house.
9 The union Sunday school picnics 01' The various bodths and tables were in
Mrs. Charles Millerhns gone to New
Canaan to visit. her mother, Mrs. Ste-
phen Wood, sr., and who is very lll
here.
' M
Mrs. Sniffen and Mr. Butler 01 the
rich Garage ran home from W est-
port yesterday in Mr. Butler's car, on
11 flat tire.
The Nor-walk Boy Scouts who were
in camp this week on Nash's lslsnd.
Noroton, gave an exhibition at the
Soldiers' Home Thursday‘at 3 p. m.
. “‘7‘ '
1‘ Ju"us Shel-er of Maple eyelids gave
a surprise party for Miss Helen ’Brum-
Miss Madeline DeForest and Miss
Helen Adams of Darien will spend a
week with the Misses Knapp at Hick- broke into ste1e Bosza's garage on
ory Bluff. Mansfield a1enue and cut, all (our.
shoes on his automobile.
Alberta Mothers, daughter at Mr.
McKendl'Y of and Mrs. C. S. Mothers, was given a
The New Canaan Mother's club will
hold its annual picnic at Roton Point The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Con-
on Thursday July 22- and e1erything gregatlonal Church held its annual
pomts ‘0 3 very enjoyable time for all lawn festival Thursday afternoon and
concerned ' evening, on the Sohltchtlng place, on
Ssdgwick and Leroy avenues. The
Edward Fltzslmmons, chaufleur for lawn, prettly decorated With Japanese
warren ‘ Jennings, of,
. ct: who was. badly injured' on at Roton Point. on July 29th.
ett’lng along nicely, which is good date for a good time.
1 articles“, wry elaborated colored
own ‘to his ’friends here. 1. ,.
rugs were sold); candy booth,
. Twenty members of the Woman’s :Hslen Manama; and Miss A. Noxop';
young people or RowaytO‘h Reliet Corps, of New Canaan, enjoyed lemonade table, Miss Lois Gillette
igniting touch in the their annual picnic Iwith the South cake table, Mrs. Lee Gillette 111111111111.
- . and Norwallt ahd Norwalk corp? at Roton dB. Michaela; ice-cream «booth, Mrs. Hf
moo shore tro ‘ eachw‘high tide Point, Wednesday atterliooh and eve- biasing
' enjoying the mug. A splendid supper was served-
. ‘ 131111111 a good time was had nyI the sea
The Sunday school 'chss at Miss
Knapp compo-Id than many mm.
«width includes Misses Helen Schmidt, ‘
Hildtxsrde Zeisnser, Wilhelmina Krak-
.Elsie Barton Ethel Johnsomnnd
J. A‘. B. Smith has purchased a new
people who recently promised sub- George Pension has had his auto-
‘sl‘dlera that a-onali settlement may Bantam!!! 81- 30h- of Hartford is
Everyone in the “page Robert Young has returned from a
Harold Scribner has resigned hill po-
“5 work means to the ”oil. of 30'. sition with Clarence Benton, the plum-
The Campfire Girls held a meeting
firehouse
Jack Lynch of New York is spending
Some unknown person or persons ‘
William H. Farrell. is rewiring the lanterns and patriotic streamers. pre- -
pecially in the night, when there was 1
Crockett the church in New. Canaan, will occur charge or the folowing: Fancy table, I
The Mrs. W. Morehouse, Miss Mary Hoyt.
.fi-om an explosion of dynamite. young folks are loking ahead to this and M153 Jennie Hoyt (besides fmcy- '
rag. '
Miss. ,1
West Side.
. ...._.._—..
the West Side
1
from Bridgeport.
Mrs, John Williams.
Miss Adele Kellogg and Mlssfihir
11-111 to Niagara Falls. ‘ .
Mrs. M. B. Hill and grand-daughter
laiives in Cross Highway.
hay crop" on the farm of James Ghlot-
:o, in the Upper Parish.
Charles Keene is enjoying his an-;
111.1111 vacation from his duties as car
rier on R. F. 1) Route 12.
his illness. with documents, and is
able to be about the house.
Miss Annie Fitch and Miss Alice
Fllcll, of Godfrey street, have return,
ed from several days' visit in Cannon
Station.
Mrs. Horace Hurlbutt, of. Westpr‘rt,
1111-: been a. guest for the day or her
:stt‘r, Mrs. W. P. Lockwood, o' the
West Side.
Mrs.
non Station' to spend the remainder
of the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Waldron, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
[ism Waldron and daughters, of East
Norw‘k, have been guests of Mr,
and Mrs flawley Williams.
Mrs. J. K. Chamberlain has return
ed to Brooklyn fitfil‘jearly twowoeks
visit with Mr. 111111: Mrs. Hawley Wil-
liams, of the Upper Parish. - '
.l. h‘itcll- dispatched a family. of
Tour slrtlnks on'Wednesdny, .whlch
were discovered by his collie puppy
‘i-‘oxy," 11. short distance from the
house. 1
P.
Mrs. M'. E. Turnsy and Mrs. J. P.
Fitchattended on Wednesday, the
ticnic at 11101011 Point, given by the
Woman's Relief Corps of Buckingham
Post, G.’ A. R., of Norwalk.
Mrs. R. C. Williams was a dinner
guest, Wednesday, of friends in Can-
non Stntion, and Thursday visited her
slster-in-law, Mrs. Charles Rubey, at
34 Orchard street, Norwalk.
Mrs. Mary E. Turney will enter-
tain for their annual visit to her
home'on Godfreystreet on July 28,
the Woman's Relief Coupe. of Buck-
ingham Post, G. A. 11., of Norwalk.
Mrs. Helen (.‘o‘di‘rey and daughter,
Miss Doris Godfrey, are enjoying a
trip to Boston, Mass, and a ylslt w1Ith
Mrs. Frederick Toquet in Springfield,
and will also be guests of friends in
Hartford.
u—n—n—I—I‘
Mrs. David Coley, ‘67. Collinsville,
Flrmerly of .Weston, has visited rela-
tires in the- Lower Parish.” Her
daughter, Miss Mary Coley, is spend
log a few weekswi't'h her aunt, Miss
Louise Coley.
The usual services will be held in
the local churches on Sunday. Rey.
Emmanuel .church,_. Mr. Shorter at
Nolfield, Rev. A. A. Nordlund at the
seller. at Zion Hill.
There will ban... matches They
will consist of tour 3111819 matches
and one-double.m&t“ "rho side din-
luring three matches out. oi, thelee
fins are tcuIIIIrnam‘giit ' 1
Charles Barnes is lamenting ‘ha!
for Mrs. Sturgos ms. at the
A large veranda is now being sdd- ‘
ed to D. M Andrews new house at
t
Mrs. Frederick Liwhneld hds en-
tertained her sister, Mrs. Merrimanu
Mr. and Mrs. Mace, of Philadel-E
phia, have been guests of Mr. and
ley Treadwell have returned from. n
1111‘s Marla Godfrey, are guests p! re-
F. P. Morehouse is hnrvesting the
Orlando Andrewa is recovering from
Nelson Crossman is at Cami
Mrs. David Illurlbutt. i
,4: 3011, 6: 1511.5
,7: .,45x 9: 55:, 10: 18:.
7:14.
pansusv TO SOUTH 'Nonwsux-
J. H. Brown conducting service at '
Swedish church and Rev. Mr. IApperL _
Luusslr omits" maisonett-
1'10111 .,
- WAEHINGTON, July Afiszines or
investigation to bottolblr‘f'eft by the}
Federal Trade Commission 111 its con i
,feunoe with the National Lumber,
Manufacturers Association at Qhé- l
cage, July 19 and 20 ware amunééd,
lyesterdny by the Eonnnissiodh The,
conference will be the first of a obi-g
tea to be held by the commissioners,
on a six weeks' tour of the country.-
“Some of the question'sfihat prob
ably will be discussed at the confer-1
ence," said the cominissioner’s,state-
,mtnt, ‘are the volume of pl-odlictila;.
,thc cost of manufacture; the selling
lprices, carrying charges, and WI
lquality of standing timber. Condi-
tions of the tumbles. industry in for-
eign trade will come up, such as colli-
mon selling agenci for entering {or-
eign markets and the competitloit
American forest products must meal.
This will involve the discussion or the,
effect or foreign trade on the dor‘ndh- ,
ence to the disposlil .of‘jlowI grade,
lumber not a1ailable to meet the‘
specifications of export trade. 3‘: ‘
“Conservation of forests: the closej
utilization oft timber products to
avoid waste; the standardization of,
grades and uniform inspection ser-
vice are other questions that may IiIre-
iccl1e consideration. ’
~—Thero's no job in 111111 clty um"
worker-and all capable workers teln-
tic market, particularlysé with refsr- ,”
cannot be tilled by a may CAPABLE§ .
want-ans.
RINK”! TWPEWRITERS —-. 1.. 1
Smith, Underwooo
_ End-non. Ill othel
' makes..- sold, mm
m Rentals, 8?
‘ sold st 85 per month
JAB. DONNELLY.
1. South Main strut. Booth Nor-wall
Norwalk Rawa- Shop
Money Loancd on Articles 0’
Value '
Unredccmed Pledges Sold .9
Sacrifice.
J. Rosenfield“
Q .
Something Harem
Phone 619.
wl: on;
ICE
IR is EXPERT, HONEST l;
Service. '1 -‘ '
Do you realize how much i,
that means to the consumer? '
#1111 3111111111 11110.
22 Hoyt St.
(mama-“11
40 WATER STREET. 1
ISouth INorwalk; C‘onn.
Ready-Mills Clothes» -
\Vill fit a dummy form',‘ but
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from
$15.00 UP
THE ANNING J.
PORTATION LINL inc.
FAST FREIGHT LlNEI TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 last
Rim; New York (tool of estuarine
8t.) every day except Sunday. at! p
as multiracial! at Norwich upto
5 p. In. and st South Nora-six up to
5:00 p. in.
George F. Fonts, General
_,
About
SMJTH- MANO-
o
S. Nathan
Custom Tailors. Tel. 359-5.
225427 E. Washington St.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
'porarily out of work, watch the Senti-
no] "help wanted" ads closely. ,
pairing Neatly Done.
“W- ,_....
N Y., N. H. 81 H. R R
, Timetable
IN Erseér JUNE 11, 1915.
A. lM.:—1 39:, 5:17;; 6:09 '
a 67: 7:18;, 7: 48, a: 08x, 8: ‘1811. 11:59:,
1:9 23x, 11:10, 10. 33:, 10: 51:, 11: 51..
P. M.-—-1:13x, 1:27x. 3:021, 3:29,
:46 6: 023, 6:47, 7:02x.
. Sundays.
A, 111—12; 251:,
10:33:, 11:51.
P. 111.——1.13x, 2:11, 3.12:, 4. 30:,
5:15.. 11.02;, 7.92:. 7. 12. 7: i511, 7:5".
8:061, 11:55:. 10: 18:, ‘1‘o.i‘o;
5:42x, ‘ 8:54, o
I-
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NOR‘NALK.
A. M.-—4:41!, 5:80, 6:39. 8100!.
8:511, 11:15:, 10:02:, 10:06, 11116011, “cm,“ '
11: 08. . 1
P. u—tz-osx, 1: or 11. 011:, 2:57, - -~ —--- v
‘ IDEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTlC
cause" of1 the disease and the art at
,adjusting the same. Disease is caused
, by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
[SOUTH NORWALK- TO NEW YORK,‘bsclL Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and plain in
later lite in the diluent. organs and
limbs.
disease and pain. .hnaltli is restored
through harmonizing the» nerve sys-
, tems. ln'your. body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
giving the Chiropractor
help you.
30 wsohlngton at, Go. Norwalk. Conn
.Thc .NewrSciencc
Chiropractic is the definition oritho
BUY
Hazelton
Coal %
I'd
“tell. Hershfield &Son Co
T"— M II! WAT“ IT.
Chiropractors remove, the cause or
f the spine. .You will never regret
a chance to
Mngnatlo moments given also. .
T. Fransis, D C.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
3.30:, 3: 54, 4:26, 5: 06:, 5: 25, 5:29.
6:00x, 8:06, 7:15x. 8:1011, 9:30, 11:15x.
12:001.
Sudan:
A. M.——0:00. s:oox, 9:00.
10:50:.
P. lit—12:10. 1:033, 3:39x,
5:25, 6:00x, 7:1511, 8:10x,
10:00:, 11:15x- 12:00:.
10:03:.
51021:.
9:00x.
GOUTHNORWALK-To NEW HAVEN
A. M.—18:23x, 11:13:, 0105, 7:15,
9:151, 10:08, 10:18:. 11:12:, 1125711.
P. M.—12303, 1:20. 3:16;, 4:28, 5:17,
both Street.
Special-music 1
EIVERIY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
s AVE
MONEY
Arrange for next winter’s coal
supply now. Summer Prices Are
New' ... Efl’ect.
TALK IT OVER WITH
Harris; 81* Gulls
NOTE—New entrance from Eliss-
firlbx, 6:47, 7:08x, 8:201, 9:25x,
11:20. ‘ ' '
Sundays.
A, M.—12:28x, mix, 7:43, 11:15:,
10:19, 11:12:, 11:57:,
P. M.-—2:09x, 3:12, 4:48x, 613311,‘
0:48, 7:08x, 8:39x, 9:251. 1
souru‘Noawstk ijo DhNBUlW; -
A. 111.:—-e 13, 8: 27. afssx.‘
P. M.—1: 28, 4: 38s, 5. 214:, 5:17.
Sundays. ._
A. M.—-—10:37, ..
P. M..——-2:15, 7:20.
l'A.‘ Mrs-61:00; , 7:23, -1 810011,
10:03:, 11:50. : .1 1
P. M.:-4:2.1,.6140.
.8718,"
Bundsyu ' ‘
A. M.—7:50,- 12:10; 21 ,1
r. LIL—11:48, 7:18, 3125:. y .
q—.——..
x~Slgniues11e1tpreIss.~'-' “~ "
' man right around when some-
thing like this happens in. your
home. If your ..
- PLUMBING .
' is __d_stective, antiquated; unsani-
tar! or worn out. haste us make '
necessary replfi'i or install aI
' new system 0! . .,
MODERN modem
We
it?
tak
nan-snu- It" '
, U. I. Piles“ osm-
sn'itt so atlas
Swdylltlgvllls llslsi
an w'tdio'f MI.“ nn’
rcdicnt.
8 No. Main St
DcKlyn’s ice cream-
0 home.
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink‘ served
fountain is healthful in every in-
We use only the best
‘ ruit syrups. Our chocolate is be-"
coming famous.
at 0111'
Have you tried
served
at the fountain or in boxes to
Try our SodIa and
convince yourself that it is the
best in town.
The Norwalli Drug Co.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
alone. lend to
use them.
and
that certain clue and style
so much desired by
all good dressers.
_ That 'is the
A reason why.
sublet—class ~
“dressmaliers
Style and Economy
are twins in
PICTORIAL I
R E V I EW ‘- . 1
PATTERNS
MUST PATTEINS
HCTORlAL REVIEW PATTERNS
' ’3}
your dress
so: Non-val".
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