SATURDAY. JUNE so 19:!
now the men who are directing the
destiny of their country in the great
!
I struggle; the nicti who so thoroughly
lprepared Germany that >he has had
CITY MARKET
tat all times an lanha‘drll .33. Supply
69 N0. MAIN ST.
lall kind: of ammunition, my only for
3heraelf, but for Auetria. Bulgaria and
tTurkey. “ltllt the Allies lute had to
:SCOUT the “Uf'itl to >upp;_\ tiieit
’lndeed Russia lost the grad drive of a
year ago for lurk of ainnittnition and
.! has been our since gadxhn: all that
. - HAROLD C. HALL 3the United Stale-b and Japan could fur-
: ,n'ush before she can make another
W Union Tea. Cofl'ee, Splcq‘drive. The amrage readcr knows a
.good deal of the war. but \ery little of
”d Exmcu‘ the home life of the people who are
Free Delivery.
engaged in the moo: pathetic, as Well
“'1‘ at. 1219-12. East Nowalk, Ct.‘
:it-ed.~.
as the most gigantic Struggle that the
world hat:~ ewr seen. .\‘0 other sub-
’ject will appeal if) our peopr: like the
one chosen by Attornc _v Bohaiinan.
W - w‘” W;
A5
EJ- marina
Nakwnttt
Charles R. Siiilhn spent
and Sunday visiting at Storrs'
5 loge. '
Saturday
(‘01-
‘ .w
‘ Loul oyster boats crews are havlnx’:
“cult work in the bad weather of Miss Gladys Mills has returned home
”first several days. after a vis it with relatives in Brook-
' lyn.
b.—
‘fle district tommissioners will hold
A. important meeting on Monday at Mr. and Mrs. P. Merrifleld enter-
‘Ielt week. tained guests from Jamica, o\'er the
" wockcnd.
Kr. and Mrs. William 0. McLean
hie taken a summer cottage on Mar-'
Mil Beach tract.
Mr. and Mrs Allan lily of Bridgc-
port have been visiting relatives in
this place.
c— Scom: of East Sidcrs are visiting
3 AI Stamford today where they will
if illness theb ig parade and visit the
gar-ships in the harbor.
Karl Raymond of Providcncc shunt
the weekend \titli his parents on Wcst
Side avenue.
Mrs. Su‘4an Pitt'y of Mt. Vernon,
spent the ucek-cnd \‘ilfil her son C.
it Petty
Th6 pavement in front of the Fer-
“- storage-house, on ashington St,
“a been ripped up, a?! is being re-
. flaced in better condi on.
The Epwnrtli Leanne of the M. E.
church held a buckles: meeting last
Thursday evcning.
.‘ local boy scouts will participate
. “is afternoon in field day exercises
which will be held on the Want lot
‘3 _ ‘O the corner of Reed street and West
‘ avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Polll’, of
New York. have rcnled the Stevens
place on l’ennoyer street.
Third district commitsaionera were
,. intonawd spectators at the special
w Iflltrict meeting in the city hall ltiat spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
A 3 light having to do‘vvith the second Film of llowtiyton tit-onus
.9 . «Ii-the». electric light plant. ‘ -—
f The "Dcft Fingrr Circle" of the Ban-
3 ' Many Ea“ Side“ attended ”’9 Bi"- tist church licld a meeting at tho
* mun & Bailey circullast night in home of Mrs. H. E. Anderson.
Itidgcport. The “greatest show on
firth" wan wcll up to its usual high .\ir. and Mrs. W. R Thompmr of
fiandard. Man,- peopla from here al- Rowaytoii avenue. hfll'i’ been enter-
- witnessed the parade. 3taining relatives front Syriac-nae
I ._-_
John Johnson. 75 years old, of Row- Mr. and .\er. Leslic ”light" of
In street. Eilsl .\‘orwalk, didn't enjoy Brooklyn, arc tisiting Mr. end .\irs.
the Barnum & Bailey circus in Bridge— Oscar Mills of Highland avenue.
”I"! last night. a“: he had planned.’ ——- -
lie was found lying at the corner of Arthur B. (‘raw and {fillle have
37 filerkshire and Noble avenues at to o'- moved from Roton Point Road to a
, clock. stiffcrinr from contusions of the house on Woodward avenue, South
Icalp and face i don't know what .\’ortvalk .
happened to me". Johnson said :18 he3
we taken by Surgeon E. . Weldon in’ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kendrick have
. “a Emergency Ambulance to the moved front Woodward avenue. South
~h_
Mrs. l‘rtiiicr Dolbear, oi‘ llrooklvn,
=.~; ”sewn hospital. Norwalk. to :1 house on Roton Point
‘ -—-——— road.
This Men‘s Clam: of the East avenue -
t.ethodl'st Episcopal church will have Miss Minnie Sniffin, of Oneonta.
lot discussion tomorrow “Sowing and New York, is visiting her parcntw .\ir.
.'.. .-.eaplng—Who Son's and the Sood, and Mrs. John Snltlln. of West Side.
it Who Reaps and the Harvest." The avenue.
' ‘ .mmbcrs will alzo complete arrange“ -
gents for the big supper, at which The Official Board of the M. E.
Aline the lion. W. J. H. Bahamian. of Church held a bovine» meeting at the
7-“ aflotiih .\'orwalk. will be the speaker. home of Rev. E. S. Jackson, Monday
' ma subject will be “Student Life in evening.
‘flermanyf’ This comea at an appor-
wlnne time, because the moo who were One Tuesday evening of “El“ weak
“limit-fits in Mr. Bohannan's daya arethc Bible Study class of the .\l. L.
Charchvillhouuoutoldmrout:
at the banned Mrs. John Bandage.
1
Mrs. John B. T. Reed. of W65! Side
ut’ avenue has returned home after a visit
with relative: in Bieiiister, .\' Y.
George Patterson, oi brookli‘n is
enjoying a two weeks vacation Visit
in; relatives qn W651 Side avenue.
Frederick Coykendall. a trustee of
the Columbia University board. has
taken a home for the aummer at Toke
ene.
Rowawn resldcnlh~ were ‘ahM'kPG
to learn, on Tuesday, of the death of
Mrs. Stanley Mills of Highland ave-
nue. Mrs. iMlls had been sick 3 week
with pneumonia. She leaves a bus-
band and two daughters and two sons
to mourn her.
Sunday, June 11th. Children's Day
:cmercises at 10:30 a. m. Songs and
recitations by the children and short
r’addtcss by the Pastor. All persons in-
terested in Sunday School work and
all parents especial: are requested to
11:50.
be present. Sunday school at
The lessm subject is "Sowing and
Reaping.”
Epworth League at £15 p. in. The
topic is. "Why (it) to College." The
leader in Mr. John Sherer.
Eveninl worship at T: 30 p. m. The
the pastor‘ a theme is, Preparednus.’
A cordial invitation is extended to all
strangers and to all uho have no
church home to worship with us.
Tuc‘day. June 13th. The monthly
’tll‘lnc'se and mcial meeting of the W0.
nan'r Bible Class at the home of Mrs.
lnliti llr‘undtgc. Some special (el-
llilt‘b planned for this meeting will
make it of unusual interest. Every
in» other of the Class is urged to be
present.
Thursdai June 15th. .\iid neck pra)
er strvicc. l. to p. in. All are welcome.
Sunday. June lhth. in the melting
at 7: 3o p.111 A service of more than
usual inspiration is promised. Viork-
€15 from the South .\'otwalk Sunday
Afternoon Mission will be present and
conduct the Meri‘L‘. Sonic wonderful
contentions have occurred at this mis-
ion and you will want to llt'tir about
thtrn. Rcmetnbcr the date and bring
some one with you
itowityton Baptist church.
on Sunday. June lith, 1916..
(‘hildrens'ilay10.30.Morning wor-
killl) with sermon appropriate to the
on "The Childrr'na Age. The
Services
oat-
Zitnl'lt‘l‘! of [110 Sunday School are
urgcd to be present at this service.
12.30. The Sunday itchz-ii wanton
to study about Sorting and Rcaving.
l 'm p. ill. The Childrens' Day ex-
ti't-i: .~ of the Sunday school. The
children will picsent the Sacred JuV-
t-itile cantata—The Morning of l.lfc.
‘-'i.l"il inc: liccn prewar-id t “pm-Lolly for
1"iil.itvns' flay. The cantata is some-
thing different from tho ordinary Fun-
sitiy .\t'llOOi program. The parts arc
till tnkrn by the (‘lllldl‘Pl‘L and all th”
I‘l‘lldl‘f‘n h:l\'t‘ it part in tho Icrvlcc.
'l‘i.c program is most interesting
throucliout and it most cordial lnlrlllr
tioti is cxtcndcd to the parents and ail
friends to be present.
3:30. The weekly devotional meet-
ing of The Christian Endeavor society.
The topic to be considered ls—Thc
Will and the Way., Phil. ‘.l-l:l. The
lead-er of the meeting will be t‘hnrlea
Snlmn.
Wednesday. June 14th. to u. 3“-
Tlic Ladies' Aid Society will trout in
work. 2:45 p. In. The mid-wcck ser-
vices of the church A lczt-sr of Chris-
titui Hospitality. 3d John, will he the
stihiect before the meeting. The Berni-
annual business iiiectitig of thg Chrie-
tion Endeavor Society will bc held at
its: rlruw of illi‘ urnver’ met-lint.
'ward (‘onroy and Miss Agnes Conroy
._ - 3 hands and attempted to throw her to
Her outcries brought,
{Aubrey Quaclteahuah and F. W. Fruc .
3 denthal to the scene, near the Quat i':- .
(Eenbuah place on Mansfield avenuw'
The negro turned upon them, but WuSi
overpowered. When Con-stable \t'sr-’
ren W. Greene appeared, and tried ')
ha.idcutf the prisoner, he again put up
The prosecution in» reprc-’
’sented by Grand Juror
,and the accused had no
sci. When asked to await in his
own behalf, he attempted .o it; up
to Justice Sliercr, who sternly ordered 3:
to make his statement in open:
then made a state-3
nit-tit reflecting upon the character of I
the complaining witness,
ju lice ruled out as immaterial
the
we
l Norman
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Mists Alice Jackson was a nun at
the (‘liggett-Tarbritton wedding in “0““
3.\'oraalk, Wednesday night. Mrs. Ed-
hero guests at the Finch Burr bedding him
in Norwalk, Wednesday afternoon.
The Smith place. orchard Farm. in
0x Ridge section of Darien. was \‘iait-
ed by chicken thievr. last night.
Fortyvsix Rbode island reds were stol-
en. The owner values thtm at $390.
claiming they were prize SIUtk. Con-
stables Schlcchtu'eg and Uelnger are
investigating the theft.
A pretty but quiet wedding was
solemnized Wednesday at the Metho-
dist parsonage the, contracting parties
being Miss Alice Pooley and George
A. S. .\'ash. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. s. C. Johnaon. Mr.
and Mrs. Nash went at once to house-
keeping in furnished apartments in
one of V. R. Pooley's properties on
Old King's Highway. The congratula-
tions of many friends are extended to
the newlyweds.
been for some time counttel for the
county commissioners, and the latter
have announced that clubs may legally
dispense liquors on Sundays to their
members. Attorney Williamson is
quoted as Hating that the law gave
the clubs tliv tight to dispense liquor
to their members on Sundays. and he
did not we any way by viticli thi)’
could be s‘oppcd. "That in what the
divli
Stan
a fight.
Willmott
COUI‘L
streets, a
ground.
Palmetto
\\ :ELth.
then found him guilty, iniposi. tg at Ben
BAKING POWDER
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in H
No Alum—No Phosphate
fl
Vi ith thc black night ovcrhtad.
—-Rolicrt bouts Stcvcuwm
NORTHWEST PASSAGE. 3
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DELEGATES ASKED TO DINE N“
which (119’ OD fiIGHT.
and \\ lien Histobright lanti is «arritti TAFT BY REPUBL'CAN ‘
. ‘ LEADERS. v
and’ in Colonel l. M. Ultnu and «(low
tence of 60 days and a fine of 8:5
costs.
BIG PARADE Al 8llllf0m’8!
ANNIVERSARY
(Continued From Firat Page.) 3
mi in all of the country‘s wars. The Mu“ “‘t‘ 10 bed, indt‘t‘d? ‘v‘rli,
costumed characters were Stamford
inch and women.
A‘u‘til two thousand men marched in
a division of fraternal societies, the
. .gma oi (omnibus “no
men in line, being the largest.
The tire depart-mm
in.. vicinity formed another division. iv
Charles E. Williamson of Darien has Lgfzsfl‘nm: 3321'“??? dnyajg
licglnieut Band of New York. Another 0 pleasant partt round thv fire!
ion contained floats
lit rd’fi
After the procession
through five miles of ‘lyiy tlt’i'ultilt‘d
“preparedness“
was staged in liallowe'en Park. 'l‘hent
luncheon was served there to visitors,
Officers of the fleet
the Stamford
dinhtl‘
in a big tent.
wore entertained by
\Jtiil LIUAJ. miicre
:(.\' l late in thc day. to Illi‘ gtit'rritui
conimctcal eat. rpri; t a.
had
lintl
5pc! tacle II.
The sunlcss hours again begin; 9mm Rollin B Woodrun have sent w
U'crlmall n’itltout. in field and the republican delepteo to the state
3 t‘ 3 . .
'Iht hauiitcd night rtttirns again. xyfittfiim ’o’k’wh" M “I ’3
“Governor Woodmc and the writer
take this occasion of tbs-kills you for.
the honor at retire“ nth; you at the
Republican INational Convention, and
to assure you of our deep W
lion. l
“Having represented you at the (Jon-
vcution. we would like to report to you
the doings of the Convention. and '0
are asking you to dine with I on
Wednesday evening, June 14th, at] P.
m., at the Hotel Taft, and would eu-
teem your acceptance a great favor.
Not i\\ \\t_ licliold thc ctiilitn fltc
\lmut the firtlit hearth: and see
ilttr {arcs painful as M pass,
Likc pitcurcs. on the window—
’ glths
then,
Lct tie arise and go like men,
And face with an tindatintcd
'..,., tread
The long black passage up to
0’ Stamford Bed. _ Kindly acknOchdge receipt of this.
, _ and advise me at your earfleut couwn‘
r1“ “ ‘H' 0 ”mm” “4" "r". ience whether it would be possible. hr
you to be present. and also if you will
remain oVer night in the city, in which;
case we should be glad to secure an:-
commodations for you for tho night at
the hotel.
“Very sincerely youn,
“lPAM‘ M. ULLMAN."
WM
CONN. CO. PETITIONS APPROVED.
Matters contained in three unit
5 wins ’Jht» songs \0u sing the tales
tou ttll
pained ,
Till far tomorrow, {arc ye well!
SHADOW MARCH.
All round tlfic house is the jet-
lalack night:
It starcs through the WillilOW‘
Ill: be
333‘. w“ "“3333. for," .3331 Attomey and his staff. the Foot tiuazds Illii‘ Hm" tions of the. Connecticut Comp"!
Williamson the Grays .\oted athletcsciittrttl Mr A‘ _ f. ‘ . . rcceived the apprOle "V "l" 91'9““
‘ .i lilt‘t‘l that nets hcld in the after It "3““ m the £07110”. hiding ullllflt‘d (‘ifllullsa‘lofl yesterday TINY
-— - mm in liallowc’c‘.) 'i’urlt. Theft; “12.3 from the light. mice-med the proposed methods
During the htight of .vcstcrday's he thru- hand concerts and open air .\ll‘l 33 ”W... “my t'ic 333033,,” of reconstruction of I double in“
nmflmm I, procession of 13 women dancing 3 tonight. and two carnivals} flamc h - line on ‘i’arkI avenue [mood alt"
3 are with its. ‘ titre to hurt avenue. 1 l i“ i U“
marched under umbrtllas from the WM weather inteflcred nith thei propmcd incthod of reconstruction
trolley line to the residence of Mrs. U.
E. Richter o.i Mansfield avenue. where
they were emcrtalncd until late after
piogritm for the celebration during th=~ \ott mv littlc lit-art goes a beat
tlrct two days. A parade of school
cli. ”MW 1, about 5000 iii numbcr “MB.
to have been held Thursday.
a single tram. line 0.1 (‘nilisk strut,
New Haun and the, proposed meth-
od of rct-ont-ttructing of tho «m
track of a double track line on Web
it" like .1 drum
The; “3th iltc breath of the R0359
. . ' r' t -~ - - _ - , _
noonb Mr: 333mm}. Dzuglar“; rain on that day and yesterday. forced 1“ ’1“ ha”. son avenue, from the railroad mm"!
""m 'r' " 9 5 ‘1‘ s _.. po-etptincmeul. it will be held nPXl‘Allll all around the candle the a' Meadow strt-et to the crow-uni:
Southport. an orientation 0’ ‘1“ Wednesday. Most of the schools have. crmkcd ghado‘vs come of the Standard on Company. Nor-
Methodist Church in that place. of decorated floats. retire-«min: his“ . - ' walk.
which Rev. G. l). lllchter 3, paator. torical or other subjects. Many of tho And .N’ marthmg along up thc -~~—- -—--
tpuplls will be in costume. On amount! 5‘317- CHAD SEASON ENDS; ”one
They had come to hold their biweelc
ly meeting at Mrs. Richter'a home, the
ride
which was lost beam of the storm.
and for the same mason the number
was not as large as it would have
been the case had the day bet-:1 fairer.
The visitors were Mrs. C. E. Bulkley,
Mrs. S. S. Jennings. Mrs. F. E. North-
rop .\lru. F. .\l. Ruocue. ”Mrs. J. E
Brotherton. Mimi Bmtherton. Mrs. S.
R. Pinkham. Mrs. C. C. Wells. Mrs.
Mary E. Welles. and Mrs. l-‘rank Lane.
all of Southport. and Mrs. R. J. Good
sell, Mrs. William Mayton, and Mrs.
Waterliousc, of (lreens Farms. Some
of the bravest ventund in the rain on .33,
Hh‘n.
farm. and the entire party made a tour
of “29001802! Review plant. to see ho“
a country newspaper is made.
The usual large crowd was in at-
tendance Tuesday nightJln the dimi“ .
tlve local court-room. witch mow Pol
mezzo. colored. of Stamford, was found
guilty of assault and resisting an otll- ~
oer. by Justic" George W. Sharer. «Ac-
cording to thc evidence firtmented.
Palmetto, on Monday night, while el-
ctirttng Margaret (loodins,acolored hops
maid in the household of Edwin Hil-
tci Rcvlo ac’" v‘ "w woman with both.
Hunt
in 1641.
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cold.
of wet weather and chiefly beuuae ot' ,
it was decided to defer a g do ¢ o ,. g
having anticipated a pleasant trolley uric: of water sports until July -I. The ha w “’1 ‘mlu N“ ”n!
much ot. the pleanantncu of when Stanford‘s custom is to have a
'Mfc and sane” observance.
The weather conditions today wort-
not 800d although no rain 10“ in “I" -\ll tin u icl- ml \hflf‘fi“: touting- made to the state commission of fish-
varlv mornlnl houra
A motor boat race in to be held to ‘
mot-row. however. and there will be
rowing rut-ea for the sailors of the
battleships. The yacht .club has of
fared the use of its one design sloop:
for the use of the hiddiea it they
cared to demonstrate their
Sunday's events include the dedi-
"f it mt'iument commemorat-
ing the land purchase and aetiletncnt
A feature of it in
slmile. much enlarged in bronze. of
tuiginal dced aiaitod by
a tour of inspection of the. 'l‘illey bird (fifth! and whit“. immediately Hts-i"
the dedication there will he a mass
meeting h the Stamford Theate-.
singi'ig by the Stamford Male Chorus
and an historical address by Judge
Lockwood. Robert Whit-‘
taker is also to make on addres-. Mi
his unnlveraary hymn. "Stamford. My
c.‘ 'for which male was compon-
cd by Clayton E. Hotchklu will b;
sung:
secured your present position,
you have found
twice the salary—and with twice the‘
chance for useful service.
——If you had been a good Sentinel
classified advertiser. at the time
CAUGHT THAN WERE LANDED
m 1915.
The season for catching Comm
cut litter Chad closed at INN
last night. Although the rciuriis or
the acascfis catch has not yet born
diction of tlic lamp
Tl‘r' cl‘adn‘" Hi thc child that
me: M licd— ,
eric-s and gamc it in said to ho in
excess of the catch last your.
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