m . «WM g; L? n ,. NORWALK NEWS , ‘l‘dmorrow- is the 46th anniversary gratifying success financially. and ‘0! ~the surrender of Farragut. in 1870. was most entertaining. i .— The tug “Ward." of New York. was A decided innovation in Calf Pas- f the local harbor this morning, and ture's Summer City will be a dance, W the Red Star barge, alongside which will be given this evening at the Harris & Gans Company dock. to the beach by the Danbnry Camp of wow York City . young ladies. This evening will take . gthe form of "Danbury Night" The The threemasted schooner “F H young men at the beach have erected Inmce," has arrived in the outer s 593010“ dancing pavilion. There when It is booked for the St. will be plenty of good music. 'a W p, & 1: Company. with a piano and violin being promised for “1‘80 of paper pulp from St George, the occasion. and there'il be dancing :3}. a land a Jolly time until late. An unr :usuaily big time has been booked. wagons store. on Calf Pasture and cordial invitations are ‘in the touch, has been cloaed. Mr Wilson hands of all the campers at the " kept a large stock of camper's b83011. It is regretted'that‘the Dan- miles: and food, for the con- bury Camp must break up tomorrow ()3 01 the campers on the morning, as the young ladies will be 7 Imissed in the social life of the camps. I Miss Isabel! Costeila. ‘ and Rose “Victor J. Benelisha, of Fort street, Staffer, of Danbury, yesterday were ted Press operator in The guests at the “Danbury Camp" on » tinel office, will return to his (3311 Pasture Beach ‘ here tomorrow, after a pleas two weeks' visit with relatives in . “"9. MM ”Harbor View Beach. an. ladies of the East Norwalk provement Association will enter- M‘s“ Ada Klett 9’ New Canaan. i' ' the school-children of the East “Pending “1°. weak at mm" Bl“) who have had gardens. on the With the Campfire Girls. Munity ’Hall not, on Van mt‘ . . " . Saturday afternoon from 3 Misses Susie tKinney and Ruth until 5 o'clock. Prizes will Chandler of Gracie street, Dorian. are awarded and a good time 109 311.!spending‘a week at Harbor View. inspectors will please notify hiidren'; ‘ .__—-._ Canaan, returned vWednesday dishing i. scream sucial was held 196-- from a visit of a‘week at Harbor Vim. '. " fternnon and evening in 0011- ‘ -----——-1.l , ,1gwith the Weekly some mob :Mlss Ida Wood has returned to New . Worden" 3 Auxiliary. of“ Gannon train a Moment visit with ills- ‘ n; A 1 t Rowar'ro _ vere rainstorms. Miss Martha Stillman. or New... ;W- was: / m mum mm” a.“ A..- “’musM—mmm W- Fm . with». FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. 19:5 ,fi, j _ .,— W... M w p, as a- r «agg- «gain-mm mm: ..‘ 1' ‘_ ; “Ma “Dv- ”FM?! ‘ 3‘ _ ‘ y (um UWN?‘ mm ”1- 1»—--y-¢-~uma§~m“ Wa— W u v"- pra’w“) vwmymkoj [dormers have suffered severe losses in fields of grain because of the se- .w Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Waterbury have returned to their home on Camp ave- nue. Springdale,‘ after spending the summer camping out at West Roton. took possession of a cottige at Pine Point, near Roton Point, which she has rented. on Monday. and will spend the month of Augustand first part of September there. Nelson Silli- manund family will also remain. with Mrs. Dow. Mrs. Joseph M. Stillman in company with other friends from the Ardsley will spend part of the timethere. M cliims Against Mrs. Chauncey’a 2e- late. 3 The proceedings now pending bfore the Surrogate’s court of New. York, relating to, the estate of Mrs. Aime D.- W. Chauncey, deceased. interest sever- al in this State. Mrs. Chauncey. died in New York, April 22,1914. leaving an estate of over $400, 000. which was disposed of by her will, in which John T. Easton. of New York. wits named as executor and residuary legatee. Mr. under the will the gerater. part of the estate A claim of Miss Harriet ~‘A. Glen. 0]: Park Avenue Hotel. of $1. 000,. was presented against the estate. and. 8: Tyler. of Broadway. New Yprlt.a motion was argued before Surrogate: Cohaian, Tuesday, that the executor; should not be. paid, and also to etc-- count for the funds at the estate. Several persons residing in this State have claims against the estate. including Miner D. Randall and the S uth Norwalk THEE” méfi . ' E" (if Stamford. who Mrs. J. M. Dow, of New Canaan. V Easton. who is an attorney. will obtain , by her attorneys. Messrs. Stern. Barn Easton, show reasons why the bill hi Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ahearn of ~New York are spending the week with Mr. and Mrslo. EH1. Grout. W. F. Meier-y. .lr, linger print on pert from New York, is spending a. up a: Terry Lambert of Main street is in visiting relatives. Cards have been re having a fine time. Hartford Smith is enjoying: a. two weeks' vacation. He will leave for Newburgb and other places on the. Hudson today or tomorrow, and will go also to the Catskills. A number of workmn were filling in the depresions on Main street and Railroad avenue yesterday. it would be well if the town had that portion of Railroad avenue. where the cars; turn and where the bridge inotorn up, rebuilt. f . , Action will probably soon be taken gate disposed of. The obstruction of the view caused by them will result in more accidents than the one list Eisturday. and in more serious cues As one. comes out of the.’1‘okeneke road his view, to what is passing on the Post Road, is shut. oil, and vice. versa; If the town would take steps « to have the trees earths Post road side of the. gate removed, that being ‘town property. the Teachers Associa-i m tionpwould probably do their part in‘ The funeral of Carl Louis Dietrich, 1 regards to the shrubbery. etc.. on the the other side; to see the wagon in front of him. ‘jwho was in the automobile with him, ,' pants of,“ the runabout-waiso escaped few days in Darien at the home of his aunt. Mrs. G. D. Knapp, on Maple eves Boston for the rest of the summer'- ceived from him which show he ist His-w prove n. Weber - Krani'ch .1. Bach Sterling Huntington -- Mend ’ fing-é 1:} if} if: i You may never have an opportmiinitv to save as much money on a really good instrument. ' No Reasonable Cas We close our branch store in thiscit'y Saturday “prices on the few pianos that are left here to expense of moving them to Bridgeport. We have adjusted a time payment plan for reliable people We wish to thank, at this time, our many customers for their liberal euppport, during the five years we have maintained this store. ' We shall be pleased to further serve them from our Bridgeport Store 1056 Main Street. Our representatiVe will be in this city and vicinltv regularly. 1 eissolm ,. .‘wm $75 I; 7f er * Refuse-Ii it and have cut the nt, if possible, the c ()0. and 2 up . blinded Mr. Quinn that he was unable I Neither Mr Quinn nor his small son. iwas injured. Mr. Owens and his wife and child of New Canaan—the occu— injury. A’Mawv—u Miss Aineda'smrges QLFairiield is», the guest of Miss Marie Keith of King street. )3, - The oyster dredging season has be- gun and scores of rowboats are in the Saugstuck river daily. The men re~ port that the oysters are of fair sine. considering the earliness of the season. l i ' The Sausstnck baseball tempos. a» ranged tor a game with the Holy Name society team of» St. Thomas' church. Fairfleld. to: be played at the Como ‘. tiout company lot, Sunday afternoon. W The events will be restricted to local further. plans for its water carnival to be hold the latter part 0]! the month. aged. when it grazed an automobile standing near the tracks in Southport. Conductor Chase saw that the car heal room to pass, but as it rounded a curve ' the carswayed and three hearhandles were brokon. The automobile bore a New York license and escapeddam- ago. The incident showed that acct dents of the kind are unavoidable and that motorists should be warned against stalling their machines on the main road for repairs. Considerable talk is going the rounds regarding the formation of a riding club at the Hoakurn farm and many young people have expressed a desire to join. Since the 101 Ranch bronchus arrived at the Goliatly farm the desire1 to ride horseback has grown on inanyi and it is said that the persons in charge are agreeable to forming a club. Scores 0: broken branches are kept attire larmmnd the manic charge being circus riders are regarded as being obi? instructors. Scores of. an» tomohile parties visit the farm each day and stand for hours watching the horses in pasture. h‘reouengtly a rider mounts an animal and gives an exhibi- tion of fancy riding. RIDGEFIELD. uefiflonal church oi Ridgefleld on the evening of August 17. The following will take part ' Lilli Manner Oiled. \rhe evens will be msricted to local to have the trees at the Tokeneke athletes only and if properly support- V9" W13 “39- UFO“ the adviee, 0‘ 1 ed they will be repeated * Tile Combo Life (luard’s midsummer dance was successfully given at Ni'sb‘s pavilion at the beach Wednesday even- ins. and was largely attended. The proceeds will be used toward the pur- chose of a lulgmetor to be installed in the emergency hospital at the bathing pavilion, . . i h aged; 2w hand lihh‘titm in Rogov‘mo", Muh- ‘3‘ no tumors 4 career Mr. Often has besgvery we be committed suicide by , . i ‘al‘dbssf l-in cobcért and churches us . evidence or much musical talent at a several authorities. such as Gadski and Elephant. she took up the study of voice seriously. Mrs Often has won much success in concert and recital in New rod: cityvand elsewhere. Henry Olenhas abortions voice of sympathetic quality and his diction and musicia’nship has been commonded by. such“ authorities as Reinhold. Her- man and Dr. Rolyn. |During his short cehslul as a concert singer. ‘ — ills cornerstone M. 2 Temple or wooklyn. Though a young man he a bid confides-able. experience at the pia‘d‘h ammo; and ha‘. been very- A musicals will be given in the Con ‘ soprano. gave . . .4- ~ ' .. HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS ‘ . BeStiieItse'A .1. Albert Hurley is the organist or” f 1% fishbowl” is“ ~ «memoir. 90“”: »\ ceédidg in the opposite direction. and-(Wednesday morning was slightly dam“ Miss Allan teaches piano and has been 1. itho headlights of that machine so successful as an accompanist. M For Undo-date “Nico Gall 1‘ Fm! lbs-bu. ' i'unoral Director and Ems-lam ‘. Office and Rm~ , Telephone m . , “’04 Contain-.8; It. Nun-dis W.. PAST FREIGHT? LINI 'ro “W6 YORK. Freight boat in": Bar in a... River. New York (feet at Catherine St.) every“! M Radar. all a m. Freight received at Nanak one 59.nandat80uthNorwoll into 6: 80 p. In. GeorgeF. Pooh. General About! THE ANNING J. WITH. rams PORTATIQN Lilli in. RANGES, $11.00 to-‘sitaioo, Sclf’ Lighting Burners. See our stock before buying. Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $13.1» Eddy Refrigerators. IonasSrHotchklss 17 Wall St, Norwalk. Conn. -—-—w——-o FRIESBIES Made in the Clcuncst Plant. And from the best fresh fruits ‘ obtainable. , PIE 1‘:
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