EAST NORWALK’“
NEWS
Yesterday thei tug
tolPert Eaton, Long Island.
lies Susie Miller. of Bridgeport, is
{guest at the annual 'hliss Lydls‘
luluhon. on Call Pasture Beach.
lies M. Erickson, of Bridge street;
.ld't yesterday for a two weeks’ vaca-
dzlm'zlisit with relatives in Brooklyn,
I. Y. ‘ i
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The usual large number of week-
esnd guests will be entertained
mow. at the camps on Call Pas-
‘lce cream will also be on sale. The
lure Bench.
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A lumber schooner. with a cargo at
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2 ‘fAddie v.2de
Mod a sand barge from Bridgeport
to-1
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The topic is Is it Ever Right to Do
Away From Home What One Would
Not Do at Home? 7:30 p m., even-
ing preaching service. The sermon
will be in answer to the question, Do
the People Make the (Dutch. ‘l‘he
mid-week prayer meeting will he held
Thursday evening at 7545 p. in. Those
who were absent last Thursday mist
ed a most interesting and inspiring
spiritual talk by Miss Cal-rite Wilbur
and an earnest and behind Christian
testimonial by her friends. The Boy
Scouts are planning a rummage sale
for Friday and Saturday. July 30 and
'31. On Saturday evening cake and
Isale will be in the Sunday school
room of the Methodist Church. The
W. will report at the docks of proceeds M“ be “m t“ the on-
the [latch K; Bailey Company,
.1 thy or two. ‘
I‘h regular weekly business meet-
ing of the East Side commissioners
will he held on Monday evening of
most ‘weck.
Tomorrow evening, at the service
in Christ Episcopal Church. the Rev.)
within ““Il camping exuedition. Your pat.
ronage and presence is solicited.
A list of the new books at the R0-
wayton library.
Manners, J. H.
. “Peg O'My Heart.
3 Bower, B. *M.
Flying U Ranch.
I Gifts.
Wilson. Henry L
Dr. Van Kir'll. rector of St. Luke’s
‘ mesons] church in Darlen. will '1‘ [1:0 ZDSLZLIZM Lord.
”Ch. ‘ '
The explosion. yesterday morning.
in 'the local municipal electric' light
giant. did not interfere with the
that's lighting system last night.
The condition of the two men injured
we: reported as being lavorpbly 'fiis
morning
The fourteen local members of the
Susan Circle of Camp 'Fire girls who
have been spending the past week at
Weld Beach, will today return to
Alhelr homes in this city Mur-
don L'Homnicdiieu; 0!, Rowan street,
was in charge of the girls while at
J the beach. All report a most enjoy
.nhle time.
The announcement made in The
Sentinel yesterday concerning the
empower the Public Utilities Commis-
sion will forward to the Third Disc
I Pillar 0! Light.
‘ Davierr. Marin '1‘.
Rose of Old Harpath.
Bennett. Arnold
.Price of Love. .
Bosher. K. L.
House of Happiness.
Stuart, Ruth Me Hi. 1 ’
I Sonny's Father.
"Stiles. George K.
The Dragonmsn.
From taro. Every.
White. Stewart E.
Gold.-
" from Dr. Hackloy. 2
Whitlock, Brand
The Gold Brick.
Hay. Ian
l A Knight on Wheels.
. Osbourne. Mold.
The Angels of Messer Ercole.
Devices. M. T.
I Miss Selina Lue. ‘
I From Ruth Flint.
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SATURDAY, joint :4. 19:5”
.Znybescuttothellbmy.
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Arthur Bibhius has left town I. o
two weeks’ vacation.
The Darien Garage has installed a
new electric grind-stone.
Bradford Bollard has been vistti‘
friends at Hickory Blah.
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Miss Anne empion of Brooklyn is
spending the week with fllends here.
Ernest xiiuck, professional at the
Wee Burn Col! Club, has gone to
{Newport
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Brown a!
the Post Road spent yesterday to
New York.
Miss Katherine blaring or the Post
,Road will leave town next week for a
two weeks' vacation. I
James Dattelo. the barber up at the
Heights, has returned from a visit
.with friends in Bridgeport.
John Harrison expects to take a
of friends about the middle of Aug-
ust.
Miss Helen Adams. who has, been
camping with a number at New Ca-
naan friends at. Hickory Blufl, is ex.
pccted home the iirst of next week.
Herman Felnberg of Noroton was
put under a $600 bond, Thursday
night, to appear next Thursday. at 2
p. in. He is charged with non-sup
port of his wife.
Thomas H. Robinson cl Waterbury
spent the week-end with Louis Freud!
Jefferson. Mr. Jeilcroon too-t his
bachelor's degree in Arts at Trinity
College. Barnard. in- Jame.
Edwin Milton Hoyle.
-.llrs George Stratb whose husband
was a profession] at We 80mm
~Club about thirteen yearly ego. and
who l8 now with the Crescent A. C. in
Brooklyn. died :in that city. Monday
morning. after an illness or about
eighteen months. She wad «69 years
.midmeafli‘mm " “mmhe upped and diverted to mini pur—
cruise up the Hudson with a "party.
WNDON, July mtmpondence
'0! The Associated Prest’i-It i5 N0—
poscd to make the English war loan
available for investment in indie and
than open up the meet accumulation
oi boarded capital in that country. in-
dis is a great reservoir of hidden gold
and silver Vast quantities oi gold so '
in. 1mm 5“” “mum 3e"'tu indie trout England. but very little:
"”3" m “‘ 1“” Gm “M m” ever oomcl out. The late Lord Roths-
d’“°" lchud, who we a long study oi ind. ,'
tan finances. told a rudimentary com-
James Ghiotto returned yesterda!’ mince that not a mg” one o! the
1mm spending we"! “’8 mm thousands of smooth gold hare sent to
“n“ indie had over come back his doctor.
ed Mohmmmtotmonsy wu’
3"” 3‘“ h" “m M“ M mu Mod in the country which coat to
Mrs. Charles Barnes is entertairI
in; her mother from Ridgefleld.
Services will be held in the local
churches, at the usual hours. on Sun-
day.
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Jim.
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poles. All
i in recent “yum then has been s
In W a W “m” ”wean-iambic now at Indian capitalinto1
terdsy. w W’ in ”industrial enterprises and into internal
m“ of the “’1“ Bids. bans there. but the flow remains small ‘
W 1 compared with the actual reserves.
'Mwisfl’oyvox ‘1 DIM has to- in order to coax these out through -
"W W “‘9' ‘l ““9 m h" the medium of the British Loan. the
““1.“ Urn bowls “PM people would have to be enabled to pari
w". tlcipste in the simplest meme way.
Ilse “‘3 Gilbert I“ M I“ and the idea would have to he explain-I
,tdwn this week for a visit with her“ end M popular. The Titties de-L
mother, "fi- 1"“ 9”“ clues that the duly obstacle is the‘
income tax. for Indian investors wouldi
""1 AM J “mm“ b“ been apparently be required to pay this tax‘
spending "“3 M with 59" sand on their loan holdings twice over—3
50“- Frank Bennett “d family. both in india and in England.
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m“ “m“ ”WW" 1’“ "mm“ COMMERCIAL onsomo or con.
to Redford, Hess. utter a month’s, ,
.visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1”“ IGradeo Fixed by the Secretary of!
Agriculture Widely Adopted—Now.
Department Bulletin Explains Vn-I
is Godlrey. who have been spending. ripo- Factors Involved In Determin-
a week in lassachusetts. have ro~' "m Grades.
.1!!th home i WASHINGTON, D, 0.. July 2l—The
~ ~~ guides for commercial corn which
Norfleld Grange met in ”mi montbu were promulgated by the Secretary oi’I
‘y session Friday "can," with on Agriculture on January 3 1914. and
enjoyable mmm'lolio'ins the bus- which went into eilect on July 1, 1914;;
loses m _ 1have ‘been generally adopted through- i
, Iout the corn belt and in the cities inI
met! that port of the United States and at
the Cult ports but. are not in one in‘
the cities along the Atlantic seaboard
The grades include the classification;
of white, yellow and mixed corn into
~. 1.3.. six grades and “sample" and have
Relatives ' I New m and been remind by the Grain Denim
We" 1“" W M this ero' National Association. the sutoI
'9“ 0‘ I" W m “M Hm. associations “diluted with this on
Ind I!!! WW mention. the State grain inspection
“""""“' 'depsrtments at Washington. MinneI
Am K Rem 0' 3mm?“ h“ lots, lllinols Missouri. Knees, Okla-i
been in town '0? 8“ 0"”1‘3‘“ Vb“ home and the Dar-mm ol Agricul-‘
Vii-h «1118 brother 3- Lafayette Beers lure. Commerce end Industries of the
and family of the Upper Perish. sum of South Carolina.
""’“ lo order that the producers; deal.
The Nordeld improvement Assocln- era and consumer- thmuzhonl a“,
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Mrs. Helen Godfrey and Miss Dorc'
In. Wilbur Sturges. has veto
homo alter spending seven! Elm
with her daughter. We. Telnet. Bl,
Mnuneedow. Hess.
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lrlct water consumers connected with Meade, Mrs. L. T.
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the uptown water works, aroused con- Polly. ‘
cider-able interest locally. A new: Daddy's Girl.
iplan election has been considered by Queen Rose.
dhe committee. The Children of Wilton.
Chase.
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The oillcers and association of the
'Rowayton free library. have, after due
'dellberation. decided to try.” an ex-
periment. something which has been
carried on successfully by many other
and larger libraries. Instead 0! having
ROWAYTON «3
e-.. -.2 . 3’
John Sherman Hoyt and family of
,. .- nu».
lion held its monthly business meet-
ing on Tuesday evening It the Low"
Mr. end-Mrs. C. F. Fitch. of Millie Parish residence of Mr. and Ira.
avenue, celebrated their wedding James Coley.
anniversary at their home“ on Thom I
day. Mr. Fitch in honor of the occu-
sion presented his wife with a busutle
lul diamond ring. The event also'marh-
ed the birthday of their oldeét child.
Harriett Show Fitch. and she was glv- 4
en a birthday party at which many or
her little Menus and playmates were
present.
old.
Hise Esther Westerdeld and Here.
man Beers oi Nor-walk, have return
ed home, after spending some time
with their sister-inlaw. Mrs. W. Car-
ter ‘Westerfljeld. who has been ill for
several weeks ‘
'Mr. andHrs. F. J. Cobb have re-
lurned from a month's sojourn All
‘the government corn grades, some
’188. Grades tor Comma-cut com.
hientment island. have gone to
Jake'Clair, New York, to remain until
must 1.
Joseph Cox and family. who have
a book club in the village during the
coming year. the library will buy the
new and best and most talked ol' nov~
els of the season. but in order to pay
for them, the library will have to place
Herman Feinberg.‘ of Noroton. was
released under 8500 bonds Thursday
night by Justice Him“ on the
charge of non~support brought by his
wife. The case was. adjourned until
Maine. Hrs. Cobb. and little daugh-
ter. are now at their summer home on
Hillside street. while Mr. Cobb bu
resumed his duties in the editorial
been summertng at the Lewis Cottage them on a “pay shelf. ” as the Norwulk
at Tokeneke, leave Monday fol- White library and other libraries do. and We
Elva, Vermont, to spend the balance shall have to charge flve cents for
,‘wtm or the New york World.»
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next Thursday. evening when evidence
will be taken.
Congregational Church. Dr. Herlvert
The Alien Question in London.—
Svmpsthetlc Stranger (alter lady's
United States may more fully under
stand the correct intu'pretation olI
what detailed explanations are givenI
in' the.new . bulletin of the UnitedI
States Department of Agriculture.N oI
The classification which was made
by the secretary and became eitectlve‘
July 1. 1914, divided commercial corn' i
into six classes and "whole." the
classification being based on the‘
moisture content of the com. the col-
or.‘ the amount of damage foreign
material and cracked corn. it also in-
aclwded'dl general rules for mallmg
this classification. Necessarily even
with the definite limits for the more ,
lmportantlactors points will arise on
which the best experts may omen!
For this reason. the bulletin . gives
somewhat in detail methods of so
“hat Areliour Assets?
”Adenine m cl tune“ and personal affairs
win-es the m employed very distinct”
Avoid The liabiifly .
0! not having a mocking “court. the invite accounts which are
gives: eldent end cons-ten. attention.
Fairfieid County National Bank.
THE OLDEIT IANK IN NORWALK.
today
ANNOUNCEME
QVERLAND CARS
VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE:
AGENTS
Phone 1360.
South NorWalk, Conn.
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS
Pia All the best varieties Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
ms.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture Limc- Sulphur
of Lead, Hclcboro, Paris Green,
. Death, ”’ etc.
m La uncut menu's st, Harwell 2
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PICTORIAL REVJEW PATTERNS
alone. lend to your dress #fi'i.
2 that certain chic and style ‘
_ _ so much desirch’by
all good dressers.
Solution, Arsmmte
“Slug Shot," "Bug
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That is the
rcnaon why
all first-elm
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now on sale.
James Donnelly
:6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
—=SUMMER SCHOOL: ——
BEGINS JULY 6
Merrill Bus’ineSs College
South Nov-walk. Port Chester.
fl mu m A.
Delivered to Your Home
of file sea’son. four days or traction thereof, and one
' cent a day for every day the book is'
nowayton Baptist Church overdue beyond the tour days. When'
10: 15 a. :11. Morning Prayer meet- the books have been on the “pay shell”
‘5”; long enough to pay for themselves,
10:30 a. m. Morning service with they will be placed at the tree shelvesI .1an11.
curing a represenltative sample from
bulk corn. mixing amples for detailed
analyses. the size of samples, sieves
for screening, moisture tests. deter
mining the amount ol d of corn,
S. Brown, minister. Sunday serviced st ”MN “"5 of "John John!
10: 30 ll. m. Thaaefmon Win bejmch ,J'Illll” m ammr‘ng 1m)—“John
ed by the REV. J. Franklin Shinafll.‘ ymfln't seem ‘0 be a 'uy 0mm
pastor at the Baptist Chm- " “1" mod do
'N. J. Evening service at 7130‘ I l —‘Well. you-1 see. hisnams
[MS may Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497:?
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
0n Drought at Connecticut Ave.
fl torei material and cracked corn. it
Won by the pastor. of the library, and a new lot of novels :22? $38 (grace ”wrufiaomil‘m't John: Jointly) it?" really ulso ficludes a color plate which!) 1 mil outh of where.
11 50 a m The Bible mom ”5. wmthem ”mused This man wm ' ”g m ay 00} a ”my ‘1 “b" ' ' resents. as nearly as possible; “ “m“ ° 3 ° 3 _KABAOSA sucmpmeuv mom. .
lion .. ulre the c operation of the enum the close of the momlngae'rvice. Flow-
to study about Solomons Dedi M Q an: it ers lor the work of the Flower Mis-
who of the Tom to” village. . to make it successful.
6: 45 p. m. Meetling of the Y. P. 8. ‘5 ”Wed you will all give it your ear gihdgaietfr “n: tog”: chunk on
Slain the Sunday school room. Top- Katlgpwn‘ 13:81:33 kWh“ that ~y 861... an a m.
1 "flc: - e vary won p r1 to uy the
”Gigi? £1.33” 15:1 11 mailer new fiction as it: comes out, and not m’gl‘he Sp ringdali? Bremen are receiv-
" " 4- - ‘ charge anything for it, but the entire promising asthma item In circular
, 7:30 p. m. Evening service with ser- 2 . - letter which was despatched to tax-
“io‘nu by the pastor on “liloses on Mt village must. realise 0‘ course, that the a c i S ingd l ti
Shh. ” This is the first in a series ol library cannot possibly ntlord to. do fisinmtlge nggd :1 tab ”80:11 3’. adver-
.' m on Mountain top scenes. Ev- that. So many people inquire con th pg“ lid u: omwc any“? 10':
7u‘yone.is welcome at these services. .tinualiy tor the latest fiction "t the tr: k d8 i tell! ‘ plug;c 8:; on
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. Mid-week ser- “hm” that n 18 ”Wed that they "in ‘b i'ifln‘aft n: in A9 t: trtm
2‘ fleetor prayer and meditation. Every take his means of reading it. , The ehi : 9 hr; wee ubgus or
neither is urged to be present as this price is less than that charged by 9". .vv c contri u 2-“ are a solutely
7 1' gm mommy covenant mew“ vate circulating uni-menu stores. and ”“653"? ‘05?“ 9 the 3.5““- 3 “0'
13123» meetings are of unusual intcr- the ofilcere mm it will meet with the class A note r or to“: m Springdale
at 'during the summer months an approval 0‘ the village“. it anyone are, no doubt anxious to have m
"Jan-ll“, Jmemeud some of the work- dries not approve, he or she need not ”WWW“: and “1'3 the comm W1“
’ei-rhom Belle island are present and “3° "1° "1"? “at” “a “my “m ill a“ be m ‘ mm“ to 8m “3’ ”m as
4. ,m puff in the services ’wen on as they were be“ it was the apparatus arrives. which ’Wiu bé
Friday evening. The Dett FidgerCir- “am' ”my better oil. because‘the in a ‘9' mm' Th2? um is 1mm of
w m to hold a “pane“ MW“ me new nation, which others have made it the means of raisins lands to our of!
what remains as in” alsnce on the
the government ordered it locate ted
Coincident with that fact is the
10$“ “"38 “‘9 mm‘m 1“ “at Work Conducted by District Deputy
the United states Darwinian? 0! 1°03“ny “mum?” ““4““ °" m Nelson w. .scncdict and sum
‘ Agriculture. Washingtony D.- C» as ”WWW” surveyors who had: omcers were installed Thursday
ions as the supply lasts. 1 charge °1 the expedition ‘0 make 1m"- night at the meeting of Kabaoss En-
11mm “mam” in KW“ “‘19“ campment. Np. I 0.0. F.,by District
it was admitted to the Union in 1861 Deputy Nelson W Benedict and stall,
W39 suitor-lug 1‘ headache the morn- After the ceremony a social hour was
“1.3 the Will'k was 593““: due to a enjoyed during which pinochle was
late session with a relative of John played and refreshments served p.03.
Barleycorn the night before Ipects for a- successful you; are the
The government ordered the .bound- brightest in the MSW Of the 9|“:an
ary to begin "At a point where the ~.ment
thirty-seventh parallel crossed the The officers are:
.westeru boundary of Missouri." In-I Chic; Patriarch—-C W. Bray, Jr.
2 the territory was recognised has been stead the surveyor hem With the, Senior Warden—H B Fairchild.
Endorsed by Grit-GIN people. f 1- mod and it real marker placed in pileflol roars. which some lndian'sfw .;Junior Warden—George. Jones , __ “Wk“,
Convincing testimony follows: ‘ ~ the ground. , told him was the boundary line, in- High PriestL-dlowards. Lubelnlty. -.
Mrs. Willlsw McDermotl. M31.“ St. The mound was placed there do stead of at the parallel which was a“ Scribe—rHarry A. Smith. '
Westport. Conn. 5”" “I was subject mat! the dividing line bemoan the quarter of a mile north. {the survey- Treasurer~Nelson W. Benedict
‘0 “mm 0’ .‘W‘m “‘1 m“ We and Cherokees at the time of my got back to the parallel Inside Eentinel-‘Samueb L. B.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ”“2““ ‘0 b“- by Wu“; ‘5“ ““1 flfifimm “2 .m u is MW, a“ new and my Wk “if” ”W9”, , 3. and at a mint south pi Colicyville, says Warm
on arising. l ““4 all tired m’m n enhance it ‘hM been respected ’and me Topeka Capital, leaving a trb Outside Bentlnelullerbert 8.1Brown.
We. of 'l‘okeheke will' eventually be put‘ on £11.} fires
' mm 1mm“? “Emmi“ "I“.kidncy Pills lured cu trouble with 0,, .fl u m- tummy between munching of ground in southeast Ssh-st Watch—chutes lillow
I shelves, when those. people who do not
wish to .can also the on a come in to u Danidl '
pay ”“1 "1’ 1y hooker 8111-13229? other Wimy kidneys Add smmfifl“ “19 3&0 Missouri W slid gums, by gang-sum should have belonged to , Second Watch—Charles E. Hoyt.
' ’ general" ' 1 ' ‘2 mg 2mm“ Territory But the land Third Watch—Jared.- Bette.
LATRGN.
various types of kernels from "the
“ERRED, VIE-AK AND NERVOUS.
standpblnt or color. é'l‘lfla bulletin
may be had free upon application to’
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Why Are so Many Scuttl- Norwnili
People In This Conditionl
Feel tired out. irritable and depress--
eat
Urine irregular;
painful? _ ' -
«Those are symptoms that suggest
kidney trouble. .
When the kidneys call for help.
Assist them withragtestcd ,ldduey
remedy.
Give them the help they need.
No nemedy‘ more highly recom
mended that Dean's Kidney Pills.
HISTORIC MARKER DESTROVED
How Kansas not Land That Really
Belong. to Oklahoma
The mound of '.rocl'rs which has
been the only marker for the south:
east cornered) Kansas. since its ads.
1 mlttance as “a state and the northeast
corner «ot1thé Indian Territory since
back weak and
3.“
. Bowayton Methodist Episcopal
Vanni}. Sunday, July 2:5th. 10 n. m.
little later. But it must beeremember-
.ed that it rests with the village wheth-
or this plan succeeds. or whether it
with. meeting. Leader. J. B. L'Hom
“In; I195?» p. in. morning worship.
The pastor's earthen cubical is The
World'e‘fislvotion. '11: 50 a.«m., Sun-
nachooi The lesson subject in them. In that case. of «nut-o ihé ll
will have to stop alter the first pow 2 _ 2 2;:
chaos 0! books. because no one rents ‘2 , ‘
he» could not word loony anymore. ’
Pris/e sonar all declare. Dali't sin-2;
m . Mined?
of the company. before the ‘carnivitl.
and lair opens on August 3.2
25“ surveyiir of
Minimum! willie: rock'mod was
mowed ,
Nd W‘ N.»
_ 2 laws have given it to Kansas
Fourth- Watcthillia‘h Ahrens.
1 Piauist—-O.- n weirdness. "
"for
1m: mum came- hm poor «rumpus ,,
1 on it: are obtained in ndvsrtlvinalo £6
a... best .mloyers 9 430an toe on
ls ANNIE». nil'vicIolty :1
Norwalk Chronicler