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and residents of this side d Rowan.
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a; “it? an wand-tag when the thoroughfare
i; hen will receive like treatment. There N
“,7 7 is ate some conjecture as to when
I...» — the Rowayton Ave. improvement will ) ———-—-o g
9‘. r ' hall, be completed. Practically all an
my MARK” the streets in [hrlen have been oiled. ORUFON ‘
‘ . Residents at this place took coasid N“... ,._.._, (
‘9 N0. MAIN ST. arable interest in the report of the big 3
E _ In in Brockville, Canada, which up A’ '
[leaned in yesterday's Sentinel, (‘Igvde
Karim and family. formerly of R0-
wayton avenue. are now residents of
the Canadian city. and are \t'l‘)’ much
attached to the place. judgin: from
letters received here from time to
time.
pg. l HAROLD c. HALL
"can Union Tea, Coffee, Spices
and Exm
Free Delivery.
lei. rug-rs. East Norwalk, Ct.
Q
Heights has recently been ill.
iSand Sellech, o! Pound ‘Ridge, N. Y.,
has moved to Chestnut street, Now
Episcopal ton Heights.
Jackson...
Rowayton Methodist
church notices. Rev. E. S. "—‘_‘_
“my, Sunday, June “1],, Miss Katherine Rogers will leave
Morning much”, at 19.3.] a. or. town for the summer. having rented
Short sermon followed by Communion: her Bell “en“ 09‘1““-
EAST Sunday Schol at “:50. The lesson;
—_ subject is “The. (‘ali of The West!” Mrs. Cornelius flheridsn, who has
Acts 15. 3646.15. Classes for all ages .been confined to her bed for several
NOR WALK and all are. welcome. ' Week. is now able to sit up in a chair
‘ , Epworth Dengue at 6:45 p. m. This
‘ is a union service with the Baptist’
R. G. Gillette is making extensive
.w
A. Cansveri, of the East Side. has
”turned from a business trip to New
lurk City.
Church. The leader is Mr. “.lll‘y S. “d" “'95”-
Bryan and the topic is——The Opportun- “19 V011
lites of One Talented People. ‘ ‘
There will he no regular pruching'. Miss Caroline McCeliand “d m“
service in the evening at 7:30 as ua-j I"! IeCelland expect to leave town
ual. The two churches of the village shortly to! a in Weston trio. in in
A load of soft coal is being unload-
. C from a Red Star ‘1'. t T. at tho"
, dua- oi the Norwaik iron Works mi
5 The next meeting of the third dis-
trict commissioners will be held in
\ g the municipal plant on Bsyview place '
.11 We, Mult-
i service conducted by the Army in the tel.
Baptist church. These meetings naval
been held alternately in the two
churches (or several years out Last
year it was held in the Methodist
church. Accordingly this year the
meeting is in the Baptist church and
the collection is for the Army Let
us give them a large hearing and a
lgenerous collection.
‘ Monday. June 5th. Regina: meet-
‘ing of the Official Board in the Par.
sonsge at 8 p. in. All members of the
.Board are urged to be present.
Wednesday. J une 7th. An important
meeting of the Sunday School Board
at the Parsonage. it is hoped that all
In. rgmr mimthly meeting of no, members will be present at this meet~
flat Nor'flk Improvement Assocb “'3'
~ ‘Ilon will be held next Tuday afterl- “mdaY- 3““ 801- “'9 “3“" has opened a similar establishment in
loan. June 6th. at the bane of Mrs. mid-week ”my" “Nu“! “ 7M5 5‘ Brooklyn, of which his wife will have
“I Benedict. on 11 Seaside place. ‘m. Come “d “1°" “'9 ‘0“ 39"" at charge. while he continues the place
these meetings. All are welcome.
The next moves for "DWI!!! The annual meeting of the Epworth
Jr 3 the vicinity of the 11" mm Will Dengue will be held after the Prayer
“ .0 the removal of spite. bordering the meeting service. As the election of
. macro and the building of 3 mmb‘omcers and other important matters
fire dock between the bridge and ill! will come up at this meeting. ll“ mem-
‘ Mil Coal Comm, hers of the [guano are urged to be
‘ DN‘G‘IL
‘ The Michael Manchu vs. Anastadei
"Ionshan divorce case was resumed! “0""1011 319th church, “0". "011’
yesterday before the special commit-‘17 R Anderson. minister. The Mb".
, a in Bridgeport. Anumbcr or localflng services have been planned for
)eopie were witnesses. The Monahau'Sundsy, June 4th: 10:30. morning
welded on Myrtle street on the East‘worship with sermon on “Love's Sac.
. ”9- M08." The talk to the children will
be on “Watch Your Step." The com-
,“th Sherwood 0’ ”WM“ "Ml. munion service, with reception of new
will severe his connections with thejum. will 5. held at the the of
Joseph Davis clothing store, Washing-In“, morning service. 11:60.the Blhlo
don street, "I. “em Kr. Sherwood'm will meet to study about “The
flu travel through 'New “5"“ as .‘Call of the West." 3:30. the meeting
‘alesman for the lorhland Tobacco of the Junior Society of C. n. 6:45,
Company of New Haven.
Soroton folks. particularly the. of
Collender'a this". are eagerly urtici
pitting the coming of the Horse no.
on the John D. Crimmins place, June
it; and 17. which will eclipse all toil
mer local efforts of the kind.
- The Salvation Army band. tomorrow
. Ming, will render a concert in the
. fist avenue M. 8. church. it is ex-
"eted that a large number of people
The local firemen are bus with re
‘ will turn out to this musical treat. ‘ y p
partitions for the carnival to be held
July 17-22. A number of valuable
prises will be disposed of. including o
Maxwell automobile, a trip to Niagr ..
Falls. a Springfield U. 8. Array mic,
and a bicycle. -
.5 final preparations have been made
h the members of the Mayflower i-l.
3‘ L Company. of Van Zant street,
hr attendance at the big ammen's
.y in Pougkecpaie, June as.
William Schneider, who conducts
have been moved to Brooklyn.
Mr. and lira. Hamid Hoffa-n were
-.. . In see. and an itch iivtngin Stam‘
ford. The hm w- tor-try It.
m
Aoouploolloog-batiwtdopwcm
ed into Carl Brummcra barbershop e
fiewdanm. Thoma-ea“
tlmtthooamwhhrbomwibatba»
flowed (hurl-rm val-flout
WMWMDM“...
Gill!” ”Lithuanian:
at'caa‘rytewn. heal-en avian-oi
lthc union service of tho Epworth
tongue and the C. iii Society at the
{Baptist church. Subject: “The On-
” the attention of many East Side portuultics of One Talent People"—
. echooi children. The garden contests 'leader, Harry 8‘ Bryan. 7130' a “mun
‘fl the East Side. as in former ye‘fl'lscrvice of the two churches of the Bap-
." under the direction “a encour- tist church. This service is underthe
mment of the members 0' the East auspices of the Salvation Army, who.
Cor-walk improvement Association. ion Sunday, celebrate the thirty-second
;annivorsary of their work in South
‘9 momma-‘1. INorwalk. Adjutant Armstrong will
, ‘be the chief speaker at the service
: OWAY'I‘QEV I there. The offering will be for the
lwork of the Salvation Army. Wednes-
Iday evening, at 1:46, the mid-week
wt ‘service for conference and meditation.
I Hope Norton and family, of Ne'J'l‘ho scripture for this week will be the
York, are at their summer cottage at 99'3”" to Jud“ “A Letter of Warn-
Tokenehe Beach. trig." This is the second in the series
........._._. of talks on the short letters of the
‘ One of the John my cottages at New Testament. Everyone will be
{.I‘oteneke. this season. will be occupied welcomed to all of these services. The
It) 8. Rankin and family. of New York. Christian Endeavor Society held a
Ibustness meeting at the close of the
William Payson and family. of New mid-week service. on Wednesday even-
""0131 are stopping lit Tokeneke Inn ing. Encouraging reports were given
jar a few weeks.
‘ Secretary of State and Ira Charles
9. Barnes, of Greenwich, are guests
Theachoolgardengtobecaredter
who visited him said wave u-
hrtng the summer months, will occul- 09‘?
gntuiationa to him w a
dew.
.-~
in mgwmmfifl-
the physical million. at every M
card index.
( _ The Nor-atop Heights Fire Comm
“can.“ .-.- .-
iis old truck.
the new truck.
‘ thy the various committees of the. work
'that has been accomplished since the
last meeting. Among the matters
brought up for discusgion was the
g . question as .to whether the society
‘ in; ishould continue to contribute toward
”a. W. C. Stone, who has been the fund for the street lights. it was
am at Lakewood, New Jersey. voted that the society continue their
" * 'openod her summer residence at contribution. A nominating commit-
”, ‘ tea was appointed to name the omcers
. ' land committees for th ensuing six .
.. ‘Jae rosettes. Inn-opened this week. month! and to report at the Insular mu 83°" imm'm “d 3"
Mrs. M. t. Dameromofblew vars mtmthly bnsinua diluting on June 1"“an "9 9mm mm! ‘0“
"in charge. Ira. omen... who 11th. The committee—la comprised of 9W“ Wv "'4” WW
‘m herethe out two seasons. the Iollowing when: an» Lure umm_mm.otm
, , sea: greeted hymn-rm. lcmckett. A. n. Cleverley. mm 9. mm- ‘ ~ ' "
n; ma. otflew York. boa
Mayt- mnoar the rail-
m The n" owner, who
“mm...“atstotau
_~ “Miami‘- ‘ 1
Wand-vanilla twoadarwbstlmduwhtm
be their“ new home,
Heights.
The Dorian Band. under the leader-
ship of James P. Parnell. bf Scum
No walk. gave a concert in the Dar-
leir Town Hall, last evening. There
was a large mtandaace. and all had
a delightful evening. firework ottb
. \ . .
a m m . ’m' m maum~u~
mm... Frill and mis- ‘ _ _ _
use: out . improve or ill imhdb'at smith
Theirflbthorlan‘d in want sadism. avenue to the Darin. line and‘ I!
special town “hm”!
the local lunch room and delicatessen
married in Putheater about fhurl
mmhafl'wmobltndhm
M. "a m. m'miu-
qmraaflaod. mu- uh
immmmhhth
phydulumdaflthm
pcetotooanphtethatachhafhlatlci
summer vacation. Facts m'
in the town will he tabulated on at
Mrs. George Waterbury o! the; :
Gilbert Hartwright of the Heights 1
is now employed by F. H. Baun & Co '
Young people's society at the ilaptm improvements to his home on Brooii- '
W. J. Mather is doing '
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unite with the Salvation Amy in g' etude Alaska and the Canadian Roen- .
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"1 . - hmOKl-ilt,and0rawnh1uceg Mammalian and ”will“.
Woman. Welt also have tom! . lions tomb 79m Ail-I" some!
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commence at Woman's corner and.
madam to the State line, to inter-1‘
not with the manual road consul-tr. c. 0. north: mutiny.
has purchased a Locomobiie lohorse- atruotcd 1‘” fall. in case men '3 any; _
powerflretrpch, andwilldlmeeot m 1-“ mar III-lino that in»: Tut-Wormwos.
This will mean .3 provements, it will be devoted to ink, Behre and Lewis F. Griebel is an-
equipmcn-t of two motor machines for: movements 10 ”‘0 ‘9de road; aouncd.
fire fighting at Noroton. Members ol‘ Work '5 now 80‘“! on at the 93" “l ‘
the company will build the body at South avenue. easinstmthe two sharp; Contractor Robert Ogden has a
learner: at tllr. btollcr's Widenccnt‘ {mg of man employed on the D. p
liters a slice is being taken off both‘ mm catch
E. M. Allen and Co's truck Lrom corners, in and» to.» straighten our. the
No‘roton Heights moved the householu roadway as much as possible. Emorts Mrs. G, J. Martin or 1410va avo
effects a: Mr. andblrs. Joseph li‘ishoc were made to straighten‘out an roadi nue has been Moving with them
- and family (min the Stuart Glileaplel still more. by summing land an that unit the your week.
farm on Woodbine road. North Siam tout. side of this trimaran. but it
ford, to Mr Fitch’s house, which is to. is undentood that 31,0“ per core was . .
at NortltonY the price asked. and this was consid- outlined ankle which he received on: ""1““ on SW! after being 3’3““ been devoting their entire attention '
cred too high. Mr. [Apham was‘ in-
.oliaod to give whatever land wwa re-
quired of him. but in an arrangement'
with the town officials taught the;
price asked for land on the other nor-Q has moved into the room over B..-
ouncrete will:
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A REFINED MOTOR CAR
HE Chandler Six is built. to serve discriminating families
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asapleasurecar. It will, if youaskit, go faster than
ninety-nineoutofanyhundredwownerswouldeverwantor
daretodrive,butitisnot.a racing car. Itamoborhaspower .
ample to take the, car landed anywhere that any automobile . I
cage, but i's-atatfickcar. It is a beauhfnllyconstmcted
motorwwithtbcfinostmdmostattractiveofthesesson's ;
bodies. .
Hodfiaxflesndessilyhandled,fulloilifeandgq.richly .
upholsteredhigcmfinehdher,ecoaomieolin.operatlonand .,
freeinmoayllmtof expcrhncntationoruumedtheorthO ;
Chandleriawvedbflnmoatpowhrmefimmdarm
thewholoAmericanmarketthisycsr. ‘ .
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Mikes-lurks.” - . 8D” ‘
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VAAST BROWSE. DhMbulors :
Cum Statics, Wilton. Daria, Id Town of Norwalk. .
can. us son nauonsriu'rrow. ,.l
9m III IPAYHENT m THAT WILL INTEREST EVERYBODY
m3 rah. 11 um ”..m WALK.
m m CAR COMPANY. Milli-Am OHD
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Hrs. Benjamin H. Keeier entertain-
ed at ‘500'. Monday afternoon, at Der
home on South avarice, the Mines
Anita Raymond. Dorothy McKem’e.
Miriam Davis, Helen Becker, Basie
Keeler, Marjorie Scodeld, Sally cun-
er Mae Rutledge, Mrs. R. L. Wile.
There was no prises awarded but re-
freshments of excellent quality we
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NE
in town \Veueshy. mi in new wort:-
ing for the borough as inspector of
the concrete pavement laid by Gan
tractor W. H. Arthur,
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Augustus Btllkeiey has been quite
ill, the past week, suffering from in-
testinal trouble. He fainted on the
street, Monday, and was taken to his.
homewhareholaraportedtobegat-
ting alcmg nicely with no serious re-l
suits. I LISBON. June 3.—(Correspondooce
;d The Ansel-tad Erich—no but
Supt. H. w. Store of Center School of‘the Germans ordered expelled" un'
attended the funeral of Mrs. Homer der thedecree of the government have
listen at Madison, N. 1., yesterday. Ilei’t Portugal. Those who are to be in-
In lion was the widow ot‘Homar‘tzrned on their way to the island of
m. who for twanty-flwe years was Terceira. one of the Azores group.
ll!- head of the Method!“ BOOK Con- .This island hubeen placed under the
corn. - imilitary cull-ad at the Governor of
- athe Azores and he has adoptdl the
Mrs. F. n. Weed underwent an oil-immune necessary to maintain ortiea
oration on her eyes. Friday. by Dr. thug. ’
‘ The ministry of tmign affairs and
Jester of Stanford, for the retrieval:
George-B. Ogden to suffering from a“ ‘ 1““ "‘1'“ W '- cataract. 3” the police oilccrs have for some days,“
.fi’
‘
Adulthterwasborntohir. and
SiBOD- i I! “"9"“ ““3 has been the. sec- to Germans in distress, Germans anxr
and a” ”he 1'“ been "“3“ t° get‘inua to deny their Teutonic national-
" "- ' i I lty, Portuguese women married to”
”'9' m Onward of New York Germans and hence alected by the
A fire cansed by the cork-worker em- ' mm“ 4m and aged Ger-
Tuesday evaniag near Lake
wit.
nor too great in return for that wblghf Wou'ndy's electrical store on Railroad played on the Van Siadcren place on‘mm women m n“. .0, years been
he was to give. However, a “t‘annu’é, .
month has been made witch. will
the Lambert head was the cause “Employed an servants in Portuguese'
titre My noon. which caused at in. . § 1
m Mm’ the» am can The magnum" York will'd‘amau'ol about moo. Cork soar-j was m M ‘ ”at man!
am 'nm adectmen will. “unbloccupyshonaaontbecor-rofwm must be told hot. In some mrIAustria-o “To,“ but been ex‘
afl‘coll’isr blatant timiddhflfilflet and mammalian- tho slim-hire maht' lire. when“. Large and. mm firms
M-hrlbeoemdeworlhhdullgmdm ms.»
boatload-manwtwufi in -. ‘ .
. , “muons-twain“ Mr. outta.
m saloon-i. «nominatdh'm adid;M , .
_ Mumwmmmmmwmcm minimumofllnndm'
3 'vmemnt msg#44100 in" new line from the: his out of the m‘
mess-git the town uni-w =.. ‘
ram. and thus open to
Smith mass to the; Now Yd m tasty-mat driveatbat can so.
mop-cut... m. m use Wand. mm atom-r
tbron'glrfie'w Canapn. ~
m my line, to mom as“ a. the mow-“meeting of maligned". New You, , , g
‘ ‘ and Damien: alum-slam Revolution 1 night Ha ha- been a sum st thib'm have reached herefrom lins-
uug will pennant-ems or um‘ml’mum to: six years. and mullet.“ to street remit-a. and a British
«C. I. I. in New York San. (conferences. theoommittoa appointed ~lhntlnbl wages)”:
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" perch m wood [have been forced tic discontinue busi-
ness and a number of notoriea bavd
ole-d. ’ . ’11. 1“ 'fi
Discovery has been made of faulty
German; .‘
, . “in, Park street. thhlncry on some of the
at...“ of Mm. Art 1.; Machine whichthe government re-
Tbtolmmicwl amended and put an
“sin «ti bile. I
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mocha Utchfield
this “in: M Wednesday hr, .
n—‘I-Itw—Ip—
iven-year coal-9. He takes a‘aaval mission and other British gov"
1‘— _ mama's dipiuaa with honors; olaoi'oramantaepmeatatlvos have arrived;
Lot museum or m and} __....___...._._..
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Waller Joyce. 0! .‘Zew Yon-it armed
mr‘ufluon’ ' ed. Machine mm and or: ;
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