' 1 use of Daniel Keogh. of Seaview ave-
Sgnrtsn St. John. of the East Side.
«5 spending a week's vacation at
moat. where the Yacht Club 01
list place is establishing a record in
water entertainment and sports.
b—F
' Tomorrow the tourteen local mem-
bers of the Susana group of Camp Fire
--flrls will return to their homes here
inst spending a very delightful week
“it Weld Beach.
'1
latest reports concerning the condi-
‘ III. indicate he is steadily improving.
,. Ir. Keogh has been ill for some time
with typhoid fever.
..sc'mm’. shoulder steak. 1: 1-21».
The next meeting oi the East Nor-
!olk district commisisonere will be
hell on Monday evening of next week
in the oiiices of the municipal electric
.‘lightplaut on Bayview Place. Routine
, matters will be considered.
A serious leak in the water-pipe on!
Seaview avenue. yesterday atternoon.l
caused considerable trouble. The gush-
ing water washed at big hole in the
“Jetway. Workmen from the water
‘oqamissioners oiiice repaired the data
*"9-
mt Siders, who use the first die-
miss water. are awaiting wnh interest
no decision of the Public Utilities
commission regarding inell' protest
against the alleged unfair rates for
water charged locally by the first dis-
trict eommisiouers.
~Schuitse’s calves' lilier. 201:.
Bell. W. H. James. of Bell island. of '
the Christian Workers. assisted by a
Jody. had charge at the mid- week pray-
d meeting in the East avenue?“fie E. 9%
«church lag! night, mtg“ Supy
n E. Richter, 01 4D Detail?
. ted the mid- week prayer meeting foi-
“130w a missionary worker among the
South Americlin ludlans will speak.
East Sidere. yesterday. were inter-
wood in the announcement in The Sen-
line! concerning the coming to Norwalk
'0! the Royal Mauiacturlug Company.
on Washington street. and the Rosco
Mere Company”. on Water street, as
well las the prospect of Wilson’s hat
1eliop..re-openiug. This will mean em-
;ploymenLtor scores of East Skiers.
‘an bra-(“’7
1"}:1...’
Romney}
V Michael Murphy. of New York City.
9 3s visiting with friends here.
V “DARlEN
NOROTON
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WA“- ”‘5
-—-DARIEN FIREMEN’S FAIR.
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
_—
her 'of'Norwalk people were season
the grounds The holders of automo-
bile tickets are marking time for an-
urdsy night when the grand prize who
be awarded. it is planned to give the
Ford car away last a few minutes he.
tore midnight. ‘
Judge Willmott is patiently waiting
for the recovery at Joe Mach‘arland,
who is still in the Stanford Hospihl.
as a result of the injuries he receiv-
. FRIDAY, 1111.933; 1915
; (Continued From First Page.)
the public utilities commisisou would
m be authorised to act in the matter.
it was stated at the meeting. however
libs?! it was thought the commission
lwoxld have something to say concern-
the lump in rates, but this. it ap
is not so.
llrs. Charles E. Meydt is spending
the week at Oneida. N. Y., visiting rel-
olives.
Miss dlary E. Hopkins of Brooklyn
made a visit at the home of llrs. Joe.
P. Siliimsn. Oenoke avenue, last Fri- “‘3
day “W"
M” “we 0’35"” ”n andfrieudgmt tor rebel from the rate they
0‘ Stamford are "'8 M 9‘ Mr. and .clalm to be excessive. is not known. A
N” “me“ A" Fairty. Seminary St"reporter this morning asked the com-
‘°" ”“1 W" mision who the am Eiders could n‘on
Miss Charlotte Leining or Meriden appeal to. The opinion was expreseo
is spending part or her vacation with that the first district commissioners
her aunt. Mrs. F. C. Fladd. st “staple-l were probably the last reswt.
croft." Oenoke avenue. It will he remembered that there
M
Edwin G. Brandt left Huntley for! ‘m ”I“ on recently on the
Canada. where he is superintendqu ‘efiid conceals: the installing or a
ed in the collision with Sheriff Pease'sV
car. four weeks age.‘ '
A special town meeting will be held
next Holiday at 8 p. m.. in the Town
Hall. to pass upon certain appropria-
tions, including one for the new Toke-g
neko road. and to consider the advieJ
ability of taking up the case of WeiI
shelt vs. the Town of Darien.
A meeting of the incorporators at
the Darien Review Publishing Com-l
pany was held yesterday afternoon at
the law unless of Light & Light on
Washington street. Organisation was}
perfected and oilicers elected. Dr.
Harry D. Hanson was chosen president
and the other oflicers are: VicePresl-i'
dent. Thomas Crimmins; Secretary, G. ‘
E. Richter; treasurer. George F
'theerectionofanamnunition plant
annicipal waterworks. Wb:ther this
. . scheme is feasible. and wool result in
for the Westinghouse Electric to. any real I to the mm,“ has
District “9“" Grand Master w 0 never been determined. but it is very
[Dimitry 01mm and [“1“ Will VE.’ “he”. ‘n lnthi‘llibn “in be we 1U
it Wooster Ma No; 37.1.0.0.FH, m 8: mid ”not be ohm mm
next Monday night, to install oiiicers this am“.
for the ensuing term | it was stated sometime ago by the
George F. Johnson Lodge. No. 67. K. second district Inter commissioners
of P., coalerrad the rank of sequin on that they did not anticipate extending
two candidates Tuesday evening. A de- 1 what few pipe lines they now have on
iegatiou from Excelsior lodge. Stsm- the East Side.
ford. was present. Grand Chancellor”
Russell Porter Clark. of Stamiord,in
stalled the following oillccrs: C. 0..
(Cemlaqu'From First Page.)
Charles Bradley; V. C. (3.. Julian Burt;
Preiate, Robert Hutton; K. or R. S’.
Ernest Well; M. of F.. Ernest Well;
M. of E. George Scott: 1H of A.
IEimer; inside Guard, Nathan Randall. l
-The annual picnic supper of the ten ‘
u—u—n
Just what thecomplalnanu will do ,
Bearse. The directorate is composed ants in PNIDOCt Place W“ held Wed 81”an Wm be a m; help to the
M Dr Ham D ““5“" “mm“ Crim- nesday “an“; Owing to inclement Springwoods.. The battery tor the .1
mins. MacDoogall Hawkes, c B. Dana 'weather the guests were entertained
'1 Spflhgwoode will be either aleilus of
Edward Milton Royle and G. E Rich in Charles L1 Davies Gm“. "1516M ‘Kvance and La 3"
”‘1er. and Mrs. In. B Woundy. of fins t male rooters of 8’,“qu and the
lplcnic in Wouudy court at which Mr. best.
, a novelty that is bound to be inter- _
the evening were Miss M Kaunlif “‘1 estlug will be the rooting of the fe- '
javenue. This probably will be the last Lockw l to determine which is Eh” .
. held alter a visit with her sister, Mrs.
~daughter. Madeline are guests of Mrs:
On account of 2 rainy nights,
Darien Firemen’s Fair will continue
. next Monday and Tuesday nights.l
. 1‘ Visits "disposed of on Tuesday. 27th. 3
_ Hrs. Francis VMlnor. who has been
fill at the Stamfgrd Hospital tor some
Cine, is improving.
* lies Minnie Eaves of Hartford.
L: title has been visiting Miss Nettie
Season. has returned home.
The Congregations? Sundayvschool
heat to Roton Point, Wednesday, in
Taylor's bus, on its annual picnic.
t. 0
Ir. and Mrs. E. Everett Millspsugh
have returned to their summer cottage
mt Silver Beach.Mi.lford,s1ter visit-V
Jug Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Finch
fir. and Mrs. Thomas Reading have
Jul for a two week's vacation at At-
Julio City and Ashury Park.
Ipoint on Wednesday. Those who did
l
Ilr. and Mrs. William J. Flemming.l
in. Mr. and Mrs. George Bearse and morning the congregation wens touch-
1anti lira B. S. Woundy will have thel
lhonor of attending as they go South ini
a few weeks.
Dr. Reynolds, a missionary from
ter. of on the iawu. The honored guests oi
L. W. Merrill has purchased some
line Berkshire pigs from a party in Van, Turkey. who has been in this
eetportt l“; lcountry for nearly two years, working
3‘ £119 1 1 5t .. 11ml ao-
Wile. hold-3 Hex“ or Jane} hip JP 1} m grog“
tamed by ’lh‘h( .cxpects
Heights is the mat of her sister. Mrs. to start for Van. July 29,011 the Oscar
E. Stewart. ill. Scandinavian American line. From
1' 1 ~—.——-—-—1 ' w -l' ‘hristlsniahe will. .82 M11! till...”
Milo Angie Post and a Miss Mabel 'Petmmzlioscow Baku 0n the C98
Post were guests last Friday of Mrs. Dian, thence to Tidls. i-le wi“ be ac-
l‘ercy Knapp. V. :3 ' icompaulod thy Henry White of the A111-
" beret Agricultural College, who has
Mr and Van Healthier or South been sugared as sclence teacher in
Wilton have been entdfialning a fflond Van College tor a term of years. Dr.
from Holland. " Reynolds aspect; to be in New Can
._....... gash next Sunday as a guest oi Mrs.
Mrs. McGraw has returned to utoh- Joseph 1“ Bull!!!“
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BIG EXPlllSlllN ll Elli
SlE ElEllllC
Miss Gretchen Rider and Masters (“nun“- FM First Pope.)
Paul Rider of East =Norwalk are guests not thought that the electric lighting
0! “ES! Harriett F. Olmstead. 0! the ERIE. sum hum“ and 3W“
‘ ”*— will be interfered with.
Mrs. Edge has returned to her home The two men were working on .a
in South Wilton after having uuder- plattorm over the “an when the’ ”.
gone "1 operation “t the Norwalk “9? plosion occurred. Krisoo. who was
pita] 1, the most seriously hurt, was thrown
'forcibiy from the platform to the ce-
ment floor. ‘A hurried call was sent
for physicians. and Dr. J. W Vollmsr.
1w“
Philip Mason.
Mr. James W. Cooney and
E.- Stowart. for the summer.
Miss Catherine. Young of South W11-
ton has ‘returned from a camp in N.
I Y' State where she enjoyed an outing of West avenue. and Dr. Francis 1.
With the Comm Fire Girls V. lBurnell, or South Main etreet.«res-
pended
P330: 22:: it? chitgtzggttg 3:32p Dr Vollmer treated Krisco. The doc
home in Brooklyn after a visit with ,tor said this morning that the men
Captain an 11 Mrs. Young in South was out about the face and head. his
Wilt on right leg and camera semi-paralyzed.
, 9. iand he is injured internally. it will
be some time before he will rec'.0ver
Reynolds' injuries were dressed by
One of the most successful fairs in
“mg in the Parish Building by the waist-line up. Tie chest and face were
70““ ladies 0! $19 church. ‘ particularly cut. and his arm. nook and
' 1 head were quite badly injured and lac-
The teachers and pupils of the Con- erated. Dr. Darnell said it will our
gregational Sunday school and their Engineer Reynolds two weeks for re-
frisnds attended a picnic at Roton covery. '
.not go to the shore by train the explosion dill'ii't think the accident
were conveyed in H. A. Hulbutt's and very serious. He said the damage
Clarence Jackson’s large motor bus‘s- ‘would 1smount to about 50 cents or at
es. The rain fortunately did not spoil the most 81. , '
their pleasure, as the showers were ‘1 v-----i-——---~ -
late in the afternoon. N0 CATTLE SHOW-
The friends of Rev, John G. Daven-
port of Waterbury were pleased to
hear him once more in the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday. In the
with the Connecticut State lair
ed by listening to Rev. Mr. Davenportn? the feet and mouth disease.
talk of events in Wilton. his native '
town. In the evening the life character
and thesad .day alter liinooln’s death
Commissioner Suiffln, in discussing '
HARTFORD,~—July zap—Announce-
ment ”was made last night that there
will be no cattle show in connection
lit
Charter Oak park this year because
of the f-ehr of a possible recurrence
Friends in South Norwslk are re
calving postal cards from an... Mary
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Eli llSlllllliill;
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The‘ 0
No. 19, Knights of Pyrhiss. were in-
stalled last at ht by District Depot: ,-
Grand Chance or Commander Clinton
Taylor. of Bridgeport. being assisted 1.
by William Ru'the, acting grand pre-
late. and James Younge, acting gram 5
master at arms. all trom Joseph Bowen 1-
Lodge. No. 49 Bridgeport.
l Charles Sherman was elected and ,
installed for the second term as chah VV
cellar commander; Joseph Graham as '_
avice-chancellor; John Pennington. as .
Julius Hubbeil as in. ‘
side guard. and_ John W. Thies as one .'
master at arms;
side guard. and William O’Hara as
master oi work. The trustees are
Joseph Gotham. William Titles and
John Pennington. ,
l The auditing committee of Julius
Hubbell, C. C. Hegeman. and Fred Wil-
liams reported that the lungs was in .
very good condition. although mucni
money had been paid for sick benc- V
ate. and that it was a prosperous
year tor the lodge.
After the exercises. Deputy Grand
Chancellor Clinton Taylor. 1w. autos.
James Young, .. Julius Hubbell. C. C.
Hegeman. and Chancellor-Commander ..
Charles Sherman made absences. and '
after which a soglal time was unloved
by the members. The lodge is to he _
congratulated upon its success the past .
year.and having obtained one of the
grand lodge officers. in the election or
N. Candee to the ethos of grand inner
guard. This is the first one in the ins-
tory of the local lodge that it has so Vf
cured a position in the grand lodge oi _
lthe history of St. Mathew'a Parish was Dr. Burnell. The chief engineer was Knights 0 f Pythias o! Counectlcut. .
111cm last S“ rday attemoon and eve- severely cut by flying debris from h“ The members look toward to a moat
prosperous year, as the lodge has a
number of hard workers and the as-
sistance of newly elected oillcere. ll . .
is without question that this coming .
year will be a banner one.
M
smssznsu FROM Edison
company. 1-
NEW roux. July 23 ..—-W 'r. on.
,1 who is chm-god with embezslemeut or 1
‘lunds of the Edison Phonograph
' Agency in montreal, arrived today in
the custody of a canal zone police
His alleged stealiugs, it is said as-
gregate $50,000.
circles shook Panama by his free
spending of ey and the American
- Consul, in, 151' " " inquiries about
him. learned that. he was wanted by
the Canadian authorities.
om”, “.W.“; M.
‘th blue arson: Lodge. 1V
men and will be taken to Canada. 1,
on. how-
The largest! crowd that has yet- at.-‘ were vividly described by 5.1.1.9116 in-
flooded the Fireman’s Carnival was on timstcly lived in those hhtorlc days.
’h’nd 1.11 night to enloy the various ao’
hill. 9. teacher in the public schools.
the Mansfield _ '
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no. Sense.”
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Clearsnce oi
WAISTS
They’re all new and
they're all ri ht, and it's
ilp to the la ‘es who have
use for them to get busy...
SILK vVAIs'rs at $1.98 ‘
Sizes 36 to 46, regular
price $3.00.
CREPE DE CHINES
AT $2. 98
Waists that sold former-
ly at $4 and 3:. Sale
1“ priced 'lor this sale
price $11.98,
SKIRTS
At Saving Prices. 1 .
These great Values. should tempt every woman
in this city to purchase liberally as the savings are
' really unusual and out of the ordinary:
$5.00 and $6.00 Wool Skirts . $2.981
WASH SKIRTS
'ln Repp, Linen, Ratios and Palm Beach. Specially
priced for this sale at . .' .......... 25¢ to $2. 00
PETTICOATS AT $1.98 and $2.93.
that were selling at $4 and $5.
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Summer Dresses
Marked Down
Buy all your dresses for the
coming Summer and
save liberally on every purchase you make; the
mark-doubts in every instanCe are Tremendous:
In plain white and flowered—g
....,§1 i.
. SILK AND TAFFETA DRESS‘W to $0.98.
Values $10.98 to $25.00, specially mitotic: this dale
$3.98 to $10.98 Shoshana. Sitar; to so.
'" “H13. ’1’; 7 .23 ..tznt’l . ; V 1‘” '
1’ fiflé’f . {Clear
tosses 98c l 1 * 5““ oi
..... d ..
Emmi-$30333. .. Men s and Young Men’ s Suits
style; to pick from Sale ‘ .
We 98c we play no favontei, all alike are sacrificed to our
NIDDY' BLOUSES 98¢ Clearance Sale Polity. Their room is mdre desirable
Children a. White Dresses than their company 5...... - ”a.
at 98¢.Sl.48. $1.98
and $2098. ' . 1.1
We will place on sale
1‘ it you have
Clearance of
LADIES’ AND MISSES’
Suits and Coats ’
Entire balance of our season's
best style Suits including all
the r materials and
styles. $20 to $35 values. july
Clearance Price 5.00
LADIES‘ AND M-ISSES’
COATS
. the “
balance of our season’s best
style Costs that formerly sold
from ..37 98 to $20. July Clear-
ance Price
sass/and $5.00
use ’
$3 and 34 Dresses. sizes 16 to on. Sale price 31 98
‘ « BETTER cheeses
deg. Specially
llouse Dresses
981;,
Good value at $1.50. Sale
f $10. 00
2.08. “>87. 98 , price 98c.
Good Stock in‘l’ercales and
For Men’s. and Young Men’s Suits. Value $15 to $18
$14.98
For Men‘s and Young Men’s Suits. Value to $25.00
a
_ . _ Boys Su‘t Sale ' -
Great Opportunity Here New. $5 and $6 Suits.
., Bluesserges'andui big variety of fancy mixtures in
entire latest new styles. Sale price . .. . $3.98
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it you want
lllr,
on attracted stthntion in bromine '1
HEIUILT TYPIJWRITIM—L O. ‘ '
H Smith. Casement;
r 1 ‘ .11
“-5 SUMMER SCHOOL ——
seems JULY 6
Merrill B
South Norwsllt.
s College
Port Chester's,
1 Stamford.
"stones nouns 1112111 ’
Delivered to Your Home
{Connecticut Avenue. 1. ‘
Phone 491- ..
cuts forC The’. Norwsiks
sellout Ave.
Norwalk Chronicler