EAST NORWALK
NEWS ~
not look much like louraaliem. The
“1:13:23 ”2:33;“? mu” writer was not known to uly the
e “3' Preacheditoraitistruobatitisstill.
, , amystery. This item is given to illus-
.‘Ila conditim 9‘ “X'- Richard 33“ irate how a letter, usually delivered
m ‘0: 31¢ "03%;?!” “I '9 in tour or 1m days should take such
was simmer slime. and then come hackinsuch
. a queer W‘ ‘1' .
3. n. audio of the East 31.... spent an“ to who? ' m’ M" me
My in Danbury. where he went
*5 at Lake Kenosha.
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The directors or the East Dior-walk
improvement Association. on Thurs-
day afternoon. will meet at the home
of Ira. Fred Wheeler for Want
“business
I” Ferris Coal Company are un—
m a cargo of coal from the Red
lbs barge. “Dispatch."
Ullliam Carver. of Cove avenue. has
7mm a position with the Yaielt
'Ms Company. or Stamiom.
At the midweek'prayer meeting in
the East Avenue M. E. church. on
{Thursday evening, the exercises will
be in charge at the Christian Work-
shill Cromwell employed on tho
' Luke’s Church. by the at; Rev. likiwin
_ all the“ work'ersjent to their reason
on scum son ,
G. Weed. Bishop of Florida.
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Despite the terrific about early
yesterday afternoon. which delayed
the anal decorating ol the various
booths, and the lighter shower, in the
cvenihg. the Fireman‘s Carnival was
:opened suspiciously on Norah's lot
‘iastnigntvithsls'raecrcvd pres—
ent. Undsuntsd by the . adverse
weather conditions for the first nixht,
live tasks with,.s vim and determina-
tion that pespeak success. They per-
sistently urged the people Ito spend,
and as a results use sum wastakeu
in..'l‘hesaieo1ticketstorthe Ford
mtmnobiis, which will be awarded
on Saturday night-“ rented as
being satisfactory. Almdy over a
thousand have been disposed of. and
betore the last night of the carnival
it is hoped that nearly 2,000 will have
been sold
Only one translat- or real estate
was recorded last month. N. I. Rig.
hie et al. transferring to c. F. Muller
land at Highland Park. The mort-
gages recorded amounted to 310.000
There were two sales for the second
TUESDAY, ifJULY so, 19,15
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Echo, Miss Hulda 81mm and live.
Wastport.
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weeks , ago.
in the Holy Name society elected.)
J. O‘Connor president. that oillce hav
ing been vacated owing lathe death“
week of July, 1914. with Waco
amounting to 83,915.
A man who gave his name as
I , Msmpies farm, on the East Side.
I h flit his home on Keyser street.
m Elwaocl, of East avenue. mau-
"m of Glover’s shoe store in the sec-
”m “riot. is enjoying a vacation.
Tells. Henry Harris. of First street
returned tamer home after visiting
“moods and relatives in New York
the.
,e: Ferguson family have removed
m East avenue. on the East Side to
=Mes avenue, in the second die-
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. Xian Mildred Baldwin, or Second
seat. has resumed her duties in the
th's Bakery, on Van Zant street,
filler a brief illness.
‘ The Washington Street Bridge
”up Will be discussed at the regular
‘wg of the city council. which will
be held this evening. p
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mama Halinlot mat Avenue.
_ ’ Munch Company.i a spending a va-
Mon at several weehs.
Tomorrow afternoon in the churcui I
II rsthe N301“ weekly businessgme Tokeneko club. Saturday evening,Imond Holland Mrs. James H. Je
. w” 1y the talent of the club. Mr. Arthur kinss Miss Maud A Inland Hrs
‘ attesting of the Ladies' Aid Society ot;
m Phat Avenue M. E. Church will be
. , “-1 wheel, yesterday afternoon, came
* id! the Harold F. Clark automobile. on
m boulevard, while being driven
lg Richard Guststson. The automo
7 lilo struck a bank. and the other from
We! was damaged. and the axle bent.
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x ,A surprise party was given to Chas.
‘l’rioe, at his home in Third
street.
m Norwalk, last evening in honor
.1 his birthday anniversary. Games.
mic and dancing were enjoyed and
m a dainty collation was served all
Med to their homes, wishing Mr.
mos many happy returns of the day.
as. present wzere Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. -D. Chance, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Middleton, Nit-sand
3112.- Charles Price, Lawrence Bailey,
Ell-s. E. Hawkins, Miss L. Mc Chilien,
m Misses Springstein, Miss Luc
.mddkton, Mia's Rebeca Hall, Miss A.
I
and am. A. Odom.
I. Ed. ngisler. namesake and over hi-
at: year old friends of Ed lamest, made
i visit to him in his own automobile
had been out here. He is a Brooklyn
m carrier and his father, the old-
ot three brothers, Clarence. Wil-
aud James, worked together in
.A. Gray's printing oiilce in New
"in-fthe early fifties. In 1863. Clar-
Kre‘isier was Ed J‘smes’ busi-
“wa qutner in the New York Sports-
' ., and on the same day that Mr.
W his brother, Fred. and brother-
" Albert E. Davis were drafted in
. York, Frank, a younger brother to
7‘ " born, and he, as well as their
a have passed away. In those
fit one didn't wish-to go in the
he could find a substitute for
,er sum would be accepted or
life government three hundred dol-
e time ago'a letter was dent to
editor or “The Figure" Paris, with
of sender outside.- which, after a
tit's bobbing around; came back
’ ed collect six cents. and across
back Written the word "refused"
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like. Miss G. Price. Mrs. l Showell. p
inn Friday. which was the first. time he ‘
era of Belle island On Sunday Rev.
Thomas Corbin was arrested l‘riday
William Houghtou, the singing “Intuulght, for dmnkannegl' and w" (luv:
gelist, of New York. will oiliciats.
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The annual picnic of the Baptist
1nd Methodist Sunday schools is be-
33; held today at Retail Point, and is
sell attended
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The: friends of Warren Jennings
are pleased to learn that he is to
covering lronl‘hls injury, received on
the Fourth of July?
A horse owned by a junk dealer
‘collapsed last night, at the corner of
Rowayton avenue and Logan street.
and lay there for several hours ‘
The storm yesterday afternoon not
of the day making repairs.
A delightful concert was given at
Philips was chairman of the commit-
tee in charge and arranged an excel-
lent program. The one act Operetta
“La Laitiere de Trianou” was given
by Miss Edith Chopin. soprano. and
William W. Houston, tenor. Arthur
Phillips of the London Opera com-
pany, delighted with three solos and
Mrs. Philips gave readings.
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NOROTON
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)Z‘red Smith spent Saturday alter-I
o
n in Bethel.
A number ‘of Locomohile- trucks
through town Saturday.
Edvvard Hindlsy and family have;
left town for a two weeks' vacation
tour. '
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The Women’s Civic , League will
hold a dinner. and dance in the Broad
Hall inn. Saturday. July 31. at 9 p.111.
Advertised list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the. Dorian ‘poatomce
July 17; Mr. Ali Galina, Mrs. C. Thom-
son. Mr- Shipman, Mr. malls Baarletta
Mrs. Charles Muller returned from
New Canaan, Saturday. She is
visiting her mother.
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is now getting along nicely.
011' the westbound side of the
tracks and just on the east side of
the railroad bridge. a gang or men
commenced work yesterday excavat-
ing for a transformer which wilP be
installed there. '\
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A number of Noroton youths seem
.to- take great pldpsure in coming to
Dorian, especially SdSturday nights.
and distilling the peace by their “’“
had three French postage amps
.halbdrunk‘en‘ brawls. It would be well
had never been and d nor at- if some strict: measures should be 1' .
a }a’rge numeric! 'teieflsones in this: Mrs. remain ‘0: th
section out of commission. snd‘kspt a canal. s Ponies, ”Hrs. William H ”mu“ at e
W as carpenter with the Fred force of linemen hill! the mm. W Fitch. Mrs. Samuel Grumman m”. rieuce. 'l‘ucsdQY. at 3 3‘) ill-m
Mrs. Stephen
Wood, sr., who has been very ill. but
ed92 and cost Saturday morning He
sold his home was in Danbury. but
unable to pay the flue, Constable
Greene took him up to Bridgeport,
where he was identified as a man
named Hayes.
of St Lukes Church will be given at
the Broad-hall inn on Friday. July 30.
at 11 a. m. The-artist’s who will en~
tertain are Mrs. Charles B. Poole.
pianist; Mrs. Arthur Phillipa, dra:
matlc readings, and Arthur Phillips.
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he had come from lows. As he was:
A morning of music for the benefit ’
dent.
was taken up and disposed of to the
satisfaction of .11 present. The tutors
plans at the baseball team were dis-l
ycussed, but nothing deiiuite arrived at
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The Mothers" Home Club will hold]
its annual picnic at Roton Point.l
Thursday.
”'4‘.
baritone, ot the London Opera Co
The tickets, which are 81. 50 each.
may be procured at. at. Luke's rec~
Darion, in from the following patrom‘
eases: Mrs. Robert, Billington.
Henrietta K. Bennett. Ira. 8.
Cooper, Mrs C. V. R. Cogswell, Mrs.
Charles Bates Dans, Miss Emma H.‘
Deladelp. Mrs Lyplord M. Dickinson!
item :um.
Caroline Gorbam. Mrs:- Robert Gil-
tourist; Mrs Sarah stores. Hslkett.i
Hrs: Albert L. House, Mmll‘ Ray-
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Herman G. Leonard. Mm.Lawre1ioeI
J Head. Mrs. Charles W. Mawrm
Mrs. John Morris, Mrs. George 11.:
lNoxon. Mrs. Edwin Hilton Hoyle.
:Mra. William L. Scarles, Mrs. Wii-.
liam H Staples, Mrs. Talbot M. Sui
John. Mrs. George H. Tlllsy, Mrs. K}.
Dudley Tiliey, Mrs. Hiram Van Kirk.
Mrs. John W. Weed. Mrs. Edward ll.
Weed' Mrs. William. M. weed. and
Mrs. Harvey Watkins. Luncheon will‘
be served at $1 a cover. The peopleI
are requested to reserve tables two
days inwadvuuce. '
AND
SAUGATUCK a
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‘ R.‘ Boyd of New York is, spending a
few days in town. '
Franklyn Bailey of New itork is
spending the summer in town.
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H. Recknagel at New York is spend-
iug' tile summer at the home of Mrs. E.
McKenna.
Miss Mary Bellsadf Nor-walk gave a
party at the Old Compo Mill on Satur
day evening. I
0. Pearson of New York spent. the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C Pan-
man of Kings street. ‘ 1 ‘ ._
Harry Raleigh of Compo street has
just returned from a week's cruise in
: his boat. the Wild Duck. . ,
to Stamfordand Dsnbury coastal-tiny
and Sunday respectively. . '
M E. .1," . _‘
“Stanley than. the well-known tennis
player of Washington, D. 0.. has
irivIed in town 10: the summer.
tory;. Bros‘dhail inn; n. n. Smith's 1
Mr. J. Hangar. and Molly motored,
Miss Helen Raymond and Miss Elsie
Wheeler spent Sunday with relatives
at Fairfleld Beach.
C. E. Dart and: family and 5. ii.
Mrs 1 'Hoyt and family or East “Maple street Mrs.
w are spending two weeks at Fairileld from time to time. and it is shared
beach.
Madame Artowsga, a representative
of the Pellsk relief fund. will give a
was“ live. F. H. Ad-
Frank Kelley will leave for Atlantic
City Tuesday, and will spend the
mouth of August camping with trlspda.
He will be mlssedmn the ball team.
The position he held on the team will
probably be tilled by Rogers of Ridge
field. ‘ .
The New Cannons defeated the All
Stars 0! Mamaroupck Saturday, 1:!
The attentiveness oi the visiting twl
or was one at the features oi the
'game Another was the steady and
'conslstent work of Walther, who never
allowed the oppoaing team to get very»
dangerous.
William A. Davenport has broken
groumi on «Prospect Heights. South
avenue. for a tine modern residence. it
is expected others will follow along
the same line. Frank B. Gurley at
Stamford did an excellent thing for
hte town when he opened this tract for
building purposes.
”The Mikado." to be given In the
opera house, July 30, for the benefit or
the Polish relief fund. promises to be
, a big event Mme. Marcella Ssmbricn
J will receive at both performances and
number autographs and photographed
pictures of herself and her home iii Po-I
land. The cast- rehearsing at the op-
era house. is under the direction 01
Bank H Elsnney or New York. The
part at vmvum will be taken by 171'...
Donna Harley. 11. summer resident oi
Canaan. Everet Jansen Wendel: I
The days spent on the playground might ‘ I ~.
9New
1 will be the Mikado of Japan...
other members of the cast are: Home,
lord high excelieucy. H. 'l‘. Davenportl 1.10““! and a love for the flag.
11 lord high executioner, H. T. Daven-
‘ port; Pooh-Bali. lord 111311 everything
iv Morris K. Parker; Pish Tums.
«else. i
noble lord. Marshall Steams: Pitt .
Sing. Mrs H. J. Davenport; Peep-Bo.
Miss
naImI Brinley.
- ELECTRICAL STORM lN sliFFlIELD.
’ comm, my 20.--Durlng two ae-I
vere electrical storms here yesterday.
lightning struck a dwelling human
. my ills. mun: Iii
HOHLIGK’S
vacating. Gas-rm. 1
“db has! “I. too house furniture worth about 83,
W
:1!”me is. and
Sample has. me“ Roche Wh. about 83.000 toward payment for the
“I!!!" W place .p which he lived.
”:J W.Btnnd. Allwel‘e'wm
Zack Killer of the 1” Much PM, Yes-k. Anon item a bequest at 3100
m young Donald Dickson with ‘ to the sister. OllieWhlrlow.tthere was
small donkey in reparation tor the tail on °‘ 3100 to Mrs Anna Mottlnger oi
the yous-tet- had on his place a‘ few M Our. soother sister. The re
At a meeting held on Sunday even-
Dr hank IcArvlls. the iormer presi-
m regular routine bruises- was 44 years did at the time ‘(lf her
( .-
Florence Gerrlsh, Kitisha. Mrs.
, nupert C. King. unlit-silo boy, IB. Pill-
”Mill“
(Continuum Prom First Page.)
sister owned and placed in the Nore-
009 included in which was a baby grand
Chickering piano worth 51.500 She oh
”no claims that In. Fair owned jewel-
ry worth upwards of 81.000, and that
she gave her husband. William F. Fair,
[The willstatesthat Mrs. Fair was
otherwise known as Grace Clilton. and
givoss her address at 12 Libery street
Alauy. N. Y. Her husband was then
living at 219 West 34th street. New
s'ldue oi the estate was bequeathed to
IWilllsm P. Fair. the husband.”
The Albany Trust Company or Al-
my. N. Y.. was named as executor in;
the will. but it has declined to servo
as such.
According to the papers, Mrs. Fair
disappearance. Her father is George
i‘W.Wl1lrlow of Viulaud, Kan.
Furniture Disappears. ..
it is claimed by heirs and creditors
07 Mrs. Fair that much of her turni-
tnre has been disposed of by her bus-
band. since she disappeared. They also
claim that her jewelry has been pawn-
ed. '
‘Bartrsm & Mhad- are representing
Miss Ollie Whirlow and her brother.
They are in Stamford at present.
Hearing on the application for s trus-
tee has been tired for July 26, at it
s to
Fair and Doversun were recently re
eased from the county jail in ball at
85.000 each. it is erected they will be
tried during the september term oi
the Superior Court.
it appears that Mr. and Mrs. Fair
1
did ot live to titer. she making her
p 8% limb
headquarters in Albany. and he mid
log in New York and later in Norman.
Fair visited the Newton-darn:
that it was during one of these visits
that she disappeared. Later. a body
which has, it is claimed. been identio
lied as hers. was round in the woods in
Nachos. p.
. The farm in question has not been
fully paid for. It was purchased from
a -.Mrs Young. who in now residing in
Chicsgo. The contrast was made out in
the name or the husband but Mrs.
Phil’s sisters claim that the money
paid on the property came from Mrs
,. 0
Fair. There is said to be documentary '
fill lltstllllllll
VIN Hill DISIRICI
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and with the measant breeze from the
neighboring river.
The children formed in 11111‘ in the
little grove on the slope' toward the
river and marched up to the flag pole
to the music of aColumbia. Gratoola.
generously loaned for the afternoon
by E. S. Arms, of the Sonora Com- ‘
puny. After being assembled‘at the
flag pole. .,the boys and girls vigor-
ously sang theirplay-ground song to
the tune oi Yankee Doodle. expressing
their pleasure in the fact that the
play-ground was a reality. ’
of Councilman M. J. Riordan, chair-
man of the central committee, he '1‘.
Chapman, superintendent or schools.
and a member or the committee, pre-
sented the flag to the play-ground. lie
Tapcke or the generosity of the givers
and ot their great interest in the
children. and of their desire that the
‘help inf the development oi! recippat-
0.
Oaterhous. supervisor of play- -gronuds,
received the flag in behalf oi the
children promising his best alerts to-
ward making, the work on the play-
ground tulflll the wish or the donors
of the “we . ' _
. As the ting rose to the top of the
stall, the children Joined in giving the
saints to the has. alt“
i
’ the record used being- espeeialiy fine.
£2:
RIIUlIJ WPEWNRRO— L C.
‘Bndsrwoed.
Wanton. all other
makes. sold. rented.
7W m, 8!
par math. Minot
Imith.
sold at 65 per month.
Jae. DONNELLY.
1d Death Main Brest. south lions-slit
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' Timetable
m errscr JUNE s, 1015.
scum Noswstx 10 new YORK.
a M.—-:i 39x, 5: 42:1, :,09
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ELL—1:131. 1: 27!, 3:02;, 3: 29.
4:30; 5:151, 5:46, 6:02;, 6:47, 7:021.
Norwalk Paws Shilp'
Money Loaned on Articles 05
Value.
Unredcemed Pledges Sold of
Sacrifice.
J. Rosenfleld
’40 WATER STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
W‘m
Owing to the unavoidable absence 1
"ggl'whlch' they
were led in singing, "The Star Span» ‘
glad Banner." The music for the latter ‘
song was also furnished by the beau-
. I, titul instrument loaned by Mr. Adams:
the flag. guests
Ready-Made Clothes
.Will fit a dummy form, but
not a maul form. Stilts
made to 0 er from
. $15.90 UP
S. Nathan
Custom Tailors Tel. 359 5-
225-227 E. Washington St.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re.
7245x. 9255:, 10:181.
Sundays.
A. int—12:25:. 5242:, 8:54,”,
10:88:, 11:51. _
P. vat—1:131. 2:44. 3:121, 4:392,
5:415, 6:021, 4102:, 7:12. 7:45x, 7:571,
8206:, 9:551. 10:18:, 10:40.
NEW YORK 1'0 EOUTH NORWALK.
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11:01.
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3:303. 3:54, 4:26, 5208:. 5:25, 5:29.
6:001, 6:06, 7:151. 8:10x, 9:39, 11:15:,
12:00::
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The New Science 7
DEFINITION OF, CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause o! the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caumd
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
luck. Even i! done in' childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later mo in the diflsrent organs and
.I . .
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
talus in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also denature
of the spine. You will never regret
i
help". I
lunatic treatments given also.
. .
TsFranCiS. 0- Ce
”Washington at. so. Nov-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer. ,
‘ .
? Special Music \ .
IVIRY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
RathSkeller
NOTE-«eve entrance tram Elisa
\beth divest.
v,\ .
airing the Chiropractor a chance to.
Sundays.
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10:19,11:12:,1:1 57st
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A. MW—B 13. 8231.9'591. '
P. Hr‘lfi 28, 4. 38!. 5224!,
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Sundays:
A. M.—10:37.
P. M.——2:15, 7:20.
6:17,
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19:03:. 11:50. ,
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Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River. HefYork (toot of Catherine
8!.) ever! do!» except Sunday. at: a:
a Freight waived at Nor-wait up‘lo
5mm. aodatSoothorwaik opts
15:20pm;
George F: Fools, General Agent
'IIl'l-lE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS--
" Donrsrtou LINE. in:
alone. lead
that certain
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That
is the
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reason why ,
all first-class '
dressmakcrs._ I
to your dress .éI .
clue and style " ‘
desired by
Norwalk Chronicler