CITY MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
HAROLD C. HALL
M Union Tea, Cofiee, Spices
and Extracts.
Free Delivery.
Tel. 121942. East Norwalk. Ct.
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NORWALK
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Edward MuKindllein. of South Nor-
Iuk, has sutceeded (‘harlc ill den-l
s y ESonz Long Wave Our Flag
Flags of the Nationw'l’tl- E
Ourgh, at Rundles Bakery.
firs. John ll.
; avenue. is spending a few days with
«relatives in Brooklyn. E
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Revitaliort~0ur Flagmlltlwin Nll‘kt‘l'w
Frank li‘. Roberts, who has been in
Northpom 1.. I. recently, was here on
I visit while on his way to Boston.
Thomas Raymond Benjamin Zeliff,
Chrioopher \I ysrnan, and Scott Bean
were among those attending the. big
circus in Stamford, yesterday.
Dar! Williams has taken a position
“llth the Southern \‘ew England Tile-
tone Company, in South Norwalk. E
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, of:
Van Znndt street, have returned from
a visit iti New York.
The Keyser family has returned
grout Pensacola, Florida, and is 00-.
mpyiug the handsome family estatof
on Pine Hill for the summer season!
t Hodges .5} Wilson, the cuntractors,E
have purchased a new automobile. ‘
Clayton l.. Marshall, tire newly
--sde bridegroom is passing around
[00d cigars.
David Roscoe, of Myrtle avenue,
who has been quite sick for the past}
"0 weeks, is improving, and will re-
sume his duties with Lounsbury &‘
Inthewson, South Norwalk, soon. E
Leonard notion. who is In the?
United States Navy. has returned to‘
Newport. with the battleship fleetl
which \tlli off Stamford for the 275th
celebration.
The Lady Jennings lodge will hold,
a strawberry festival at. the home of‘
W. H. Pratt. 71 Osborn avenue. on‘
Wednesday evening. All are request-
ed to bring cake.
Mayflow or
my held
transacted only routine matters.
liook and Ladder Com
:1 meeting last night, but;
HAYES
Eat which time plans heir
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f. Recitation .,
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Eltecitationvernr lt‘lag—vllussell
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,Song Star Spangled Banner—School.
Carma. the newly ;pmlnted Dis-
trict Superintendent.
diary of the. meeting.
The Sunday School Board oi‘
East avenue Methodist Epis copil
church held a meeting last evening,
made [or
the annual Sunday school picnic. it
is proposed to have the same at Rye
Beach; providing suitable arrange-
ments can be tirade. A committee
Econsisting of Arthur X. Paddock,
‘Elt‘rederitvlt Hawkins and Harold ‘
‘Hall was appointed to noise the ar-
rangements. and they will report a:
a meeting to be. hold at an tally date.
Final arrangtments “ch [Built for
the observante or t‘ hildrtns tiny next
ESuaday morning at 1";3‘} oclotk, the
program taking; I w E. at - oi tin; regu-
Elar preaching srrvite
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FLAG DAY EXERCISES BY MARVIN
SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Llldrtn of lllt‘ Marvin sthool
sil‘ tittertarn tittit‘ parents and
lrltnds on lllt‘ M‘lluOl lawn Wednes-
.tlth u Flag Day enter-
t t.) uttt r ltuoti
tainment. l-‘ollowing is the program:
Recitation - . \Vtvlcomc _. Seven pil'lh‘,
room 13.
Reading ~Govt-rnor's Proclamation——
Ktl‘netlr Fitch.
:R‘T‘ itation
pils front room C.
Recillimit—«What the
Fred llopp.
Liberty Bell—v-room E.
l-‘lav. Says~
Still.
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The Making: and hientliti ut‘
t‘ur Flag-II dwnid Warner.
Rona—— Flag of the Free Sllmol
Recitation Story of the “32— Ed
ulna Nelson.
Our
\‘ari Zilert: white
blue George Roberts.
l‘t citation—~ Joining
L'oujoi, Dorothy
Iv‘lsg- Red liowrrrtl.
t‘olot's
\‘an Zilen. lrene
\‘ulstrom, Stanley J. Josclovsky. Ken—_
'vvtzv: a ylllllol‘ In Stamford yesterday.
liuh-f
ncth Thomas.
HGT.
Ii‘ntriotic Ilrlll~liinht girls—mom p.
liter-nation rrl‘or My (‘ountrve-(‘hasu
Peterson.
llct~itution~ A Flag Day Pledge-wllar-v
riet Jones.
Song-Many Flags—~room D.
Iletvltstion My Fiag~hiarion Jones.
Recitation~All Hail, Old Glory «-Ruth
\an (hovering.
Pint: Exercise rooms F, G. ll—"Miss
Columbia," Edith Dunn: “Banner
Bearer," William Albertson.
ltecitution~—(lne Tlring-—\v’erna Stit-
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llecit ation—Jl‘hree Little Sisters—3
sirls. room I).
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Sonn~ Bearing Banner of the I'nion -
School.
Recitstltin—~Stildiertl'
bt-th Taylor.
Recitation—~Stnnd B\ the Flag—tnncs~,
“arm. I
Thistlcs Elixir
Recltttrion——0ur Civic (‘reed—- —-'Boys
of more D.
Flat: Drill and Tablcnu-Girls from: ..
rooms l“, G. H. t
Flag Salute-—School. E
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on ——If you had been a good Sentinell. “in" ,mm E1," 1,...“ ”ME.
He will have
l‘ls“
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School. 1
Anna litt‘ allum;;\
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Dorothy:
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E~ll smiles and mid
4:» 1-“ 5‘” v“
Mr and Mrs
son of Broekvilie, Canada, are spud-
ing a week with Mrs. S. C. Horton, of
Howayton avenue.
some quagmire for the past
day. The wndltioa of the this road
is tertiu‘nly a black eye for Bell Is-
land and Rotors.
f The landing float of the Bell Island
club has not yet been placed in posi-
tion as yet but it is expected that the
I club will he in full commission in u—E
E other week or two.
The Rowayton Drum Corps hus
. bl‘tu engaged to lead the pupils of St.
John‘s parochial school of Stamford in
the parade of school children on Wed-
nesday at Stamford.
The O. M. Club will hold a dance,
Thursday evening, June 15th, in the
.lteliance Hall, Rowsyton. A
number of dancers from this town are
iexpected to be present.
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cm at the meeting of the Bible Study
t‘ lass this evening at the home of Mrs
l‘lander. A social time has been plan—
ned to follow the business “meeting.
“N’- ‘Nr‘.’ M
EDARIE
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Rev. Dr. H. 8. Brown, of Darieu.
A bicycle was stolen on the prom-
ises of Capt. Burgoyne Hamilton. Ship-
an I oint. yesterday.
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"pm“ °F ”mm”, months. in Odd Fellowa' Hall. in Wall
‘fiakey, Fusion and Glynn Delight-
ed at Nomination.
WASHINGTON, June 13. ~ The three
"w“tt‘llt'lll members of Congress who
Hi In Washington yesterday were
i liehlt'd over the nomination of Jlll‘
l" Ilughcs and the decision of Col~
vol Roosevelt not to accept the Pro-
vwrive nomination “at this time.”
.. Iiintzton In general rcsurdsjhe ls-
wt dictum from Oyster Bay as the
.. rest blow in Democratic uplrm
-. vv-v that the administration has re-
olvt‘d.
(‘m-v mamsn D Y‘s-la Onknv wart
"I‘ltsrles Evans
‘lwrhea will make an ideal czmdl.
‘m—li‘ elected. n “lend” "resident.
E'l‘ho t‘hicatro convention recorded the
moment or the mmo‘
Pen-mam" Richard P Freeman
slid: "No better or simmer nomi-
The
Incount of the l’ounhkeepnle trip this'cmwmm advertiser at ”‘0 ""9 yon rholce of the delciratcs was undoubt-
nonth. it is not planned to have any secured "'“r present ”0mm“ ncrhnpnt' ltv tit» choice of the Republican
July 3rd celebration
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The first quarterly conference of‘
file East avenue M. E. church will be
held this evening in the church par-
lor. One of the pleasures of the meet-
you would have found one puylnu
tnlce the salary—and with twice the
chance _for useful, service.
rank and file and will certainly
nt‘nve to he the choice of the neo-
Eple norm November." '
An old piano stool will be found
useful in the kitchen. as it can be ad-
t‘annrrssman .hmes 1’. Glynn said:
“The Republicans have nominated
t‘lyde C Horton and
large '
Every member is urged to be pres-l
E An important meeting of local coun- I turn.
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The Balkans
By DONALD“ CHAMBERUN
Shortly after the assassimtion of the
Austrian royalties in rlct‘t'itr thatv
brought on the big lluroit on war 11
was talking pith my friend [bruit-gnu :
Neville Hayley, manager of RotonE about it and hunted In. if he '\\ .ts rmdtt
Point Park, is visiting for several days
in Hoiyoke, Mass
There will be a regular monthly
lyou Ntd.‘
Colloidal!” 1.: ('LAH‘U“.
‘lt‘ the song: i is disagreeable to;
1 build. 'AH “a \hiiiigt‘ ll." ‘
lit innit- no will {or .i tew ruo‘E
meeting of the hospital directors this int-tits. llu'll lonei'ingliis \'.U\‘l!\:lldl l
evening in the Norwalk Club.
The (‘ily council will hold an impor-
itaht meeting tonight. There will he
and brought up in one of the Balkan
a number of interesting matters to be
gone into.
A combined field day and ladies':
night will be held in July by members
of .‘tlolllit'r‘ tlrotto. Plans were made
last. msht.
A regular meeting of
Stranger Lodge, No. 364. Sons of St.
George, will be held this evening in
. the. lodge rooms in Main street.
cil United lirothtrhood of Carpenters"
Eartd Joiners' of Amerita. will be held
Ethis evening in the lodge mains in the
EGuette Building.
Recretsrv t‘harim- ll. llllwt’irth, ofE
Sthe Nor-walk Chamber of Commerce,
land 8. J. Wright
Farm Bureau agent are in Rldxetieltll“"‘l""’
today on business.
“You know that my wile \v; is born
states." ‘
“1 know that you hate beta \el’yI
set‘retite‘about your wings post." i re ‘
plied.
“There is a mason for my set-relive—
llr‘ss‘. Tilt,- [tt'Ulllr of the Balkan mulls E
lluv’t- lived in a mostunt state of «mi
v Messiah by the Turks and of i 'te )‘eursl
Eiu tll‘t-rttl of thin: trlmirlu-l try our
Welcome 1
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itrrotlitvr of litlroimm sinerrigns. My;
wife had went lltr t'liiltlliool iu [.t-l
rnliiurity tultlr tilt- litirlutrotIs acts of!
the Turks and when t‘lfl’ immune u w J« 3
than saw her country in [nouns of?
lusting into an empire lying to the
\it'stf E
”t' then told are the following story:
‘.‘d\ \vil‘c. its you know. is called
’llrnt is not her ri::.ttle but I
.-l rll not rite you her real it: true or tell E
\ou \llt‘lt‘ in her birthplace. W'henE
I Went nomad before settling down to I
ll\ profession l put ssidea your for
travel. to Vienna i rude the itc-
lillillullllile of an Austrian of prom! E
n two “llo let me into the Marci of;
Austrian intentions mpectlug tliel
That summer Bosnia and l
Herzegovina were annexed.
"l-‘ rorn Vienna I went to Servtit and I
thence through all the l:.til.:tn st. ties.
(nlonei and We tleorge. h Russell. I In one of tlwm- I shall not siv “'hltll—- ~
of the Norwalk Hotel. and Charles
.MVerlin of Elliot-rest Terrace. returned ”‘1‘” ‘0 9““ "'1‘” “ “m”
home today from a three dsya' trip
through New York State.
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i The railroad bridge tender. this
morning untitled the police that two
men were trying to climb the Norwalk
iron Works t‘ompauy roof. When 0!-
ficer John E. Reynolds investigated
ho found that the two men had gone.
An entertainment will be given this
street. under the auspices of Our Sis-
ters' Rebekah lodge. Miss Dorothy
iHal-tiead. the clever little entertainer
’from New York City, will be the prin-
cipal feature of the evening's program.
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Mrs. Julius Mo! [gunmen avo-
mio. whose mysterious dimmarume.
me time also. gave rise to fears on
the part of her husband. tint she had
committed suicide, rammed to her
home on Saturday of taut week. She
Is being sued for divorce. and that
fact contributed largely to her pres-
ent state of mind;
1‘“ last vlnh tea of the season was
‘teld In the Community club moms. No.
'i Elm atmt, yesterday aftmoon. Miss
Mary Kirby Ire-minus protruded at the
tea tabla assisted by Mrs. ll. M. Mull-
Inn's. lira. F. 1-! Lyon gave a very in-
teresting talk about the duties and
wrrctsua‘ of a police matron Many
new members wore mat ald_an en-
joyable afternoon we: passed. ?
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l“'.". t‘" LEATHIW.
Rub lanthan- nits-Ira with a little fresh;
milk to mount cracks in the leather.
Do this :thn‘tl once a week. WhitinuE
" P" 'i flannel cloth will!
remove all spots. from painted wood
n n
. .— tlwir stroncest man lie will be .~ surface and with- I
II! will he the presence of D" MG, justcd to (liilerent heights. .wtcctrd." . out tiring the arm which applies It. ‘
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l met my wife We took is desperate
Her- f. rui-
ily “an noble. and. she being both re- I
tripod and intelligent. there seemed no'
mason why we should not be married
t-xm‘pt that we were of s tlifl'en-nt rut-e.
“After our engagement i told my:
wife what 1 had learned about Ans-l
trIan intentions mnt’erulng mirtnlni
ilulknn status. i noticed that she
listened with deep emotion. Site hated ,
the Austrians and seemed to dread
Ethelr ent'ruachniuit. My information
. - “w.-.-. ..
t‘tlllflmw certain him. she had re-
wired that the emperor of Austria
was about to appropriate her native
state and that; a main Austrian
diplomat was then in the capttul—in
which she lived—who was taking cer’
talu [minimum-y stop: for the occupa-
tion. This seemed to work upon her
mind. distressing her very much.
"I was glad when our wedding day
arrived. for she was to leave her home
.vlth me for America. The brldul was
aoltmuulzed with a certain barbaric
spiral)! which was enhanced by the
picturesque ammo. of all but myself.
I nearing the usual American clothe-t
mil looldul: for all the world like a
Will in :t tiotrcr stallion.
"In tho evening after the ceremony-
lsy wife bade guilty to her family and
' his with so much «(notion that l
u m-ml If who would he «mum in.
.-r tlhitnnt hallo. Til-ti we rational
~ - iln‘lillfl‘ that wan to tukv nil lo the
it'll. [anon- scar-tint; my wife mil
to ask the «nebular: to stop at,
“lit-"0‘ of :I friend ,I f Ir'm to will!!!
uni I'D my tawny. i noticed?
.‘.r:nt carried in lur [mud n enroll l
l‘. . :21 l he‘ll-d list vvh,‘ site bad;
I ': In :I H't'lt: or a tint. Itci. Sher
. 'éul tinth was mutrndtmislmblc. 1‘ I“
lien or IV “I lied her friend‘s [pulse ;
.-- lllwlv at m..- to remain in the cart'iai-‘t‘ t
...t.- slip went Ill and battle "(‘1‘ [rich]
.. She would not be none more?
.2. n o (l time minutes. I ttmetitul.. '
' t‘ \ on t to the door. still carrying tlto'
.u lingo. A man; womanadmittéd her: i
.~ it n dimmutenrcd inside for about uE
write: than Alum MIJIHM and reE
tried to nae-without the package I i
v u m‘ 'nnow u" an semifinal min-E
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TUESDAY. IUNE 13. 1915
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trig between Illa rwo girl lrteuue’
died both seemed absorbed in some-
thing l ise.
lloru Allllfls borne vie passed into
u.
Hun :ury. In the morning no. Wt‘l‘e at
liudnptst and at the hotel i noticed
knot». of [K’l‘b‘tllis talking ucltedly on
some sublet-t and on inquiry learnt-d
til: it an attempt had been made during
the night in the tity he had left to
l-‘alrfleld Countyi llrotlntw lying to the eastward of the I it sassin: rte the Austrian diplomat “Ito
un< preparing the war for the states
\ woman had thrown it
lmmli through an open window into a
mom \‘Illt‘l‘t‘ her intended victim was
fitting.
killed.
he. ospl‘llnl’n. it “th simply \tlrispered
from one person to another
t \v as never published to the world.
“When i rejoined my wife I told lifl’
wlut i had heard. She turned pale
ill i in two quick questions asked if the
:irl who had thrown the bomb had
been captured and if the attempt had
“0“" sutwessftil. The ans‘vvt-r to the
first question i did not know. The
will I answered tnechunit-nily, for my
Wife's emotion. taken \vlth other
events. led me to suspect that she had
tlelit'emd to the assassin the bomb that
lad been used.
"The look of hormr on my face re-
vealed to Anna tvhut was on my mind. '
“lllilllllm: her arms about the. she tori-
fcssod tlmt she had been in party to the
"tempted tmaasnination and logged me
not to turn agalmt her. Despite my
repugnan- to her- mrticltmtion in what
'iie tvovltl considered a crime. I could
vmt turn away from u bride of Ices
"It!" a titty.
"'lw must not out of Austria at
nice.“ I said. and within half an hour
no were on our way to the train."
Ho mend.
it “my! (Wish! In .1 cmvvded Marke-
twt cm: - m- evt-ulnu retentiy. A um
‘.ttt M‘w'hlllfil'l‘ shifted llli:
:r we. i It: i ti-ictl to like t [1' his but nttl
lid to in cqtmily If not more iiur
« his! . I mine, “Won't you lziito
st'llt. modem?"
tilt. llhdll; you» w imam" cried tit.
lady. “Hi In.“- tllo rent will! [Measuri-
but i ii: at “not you to stand up."
"lion. i.:d.\.' he stunned. blushing
"I‘d him to :u-mtultludiile you In I---ti
w vg'x', I-ttt "'lmt \\'ttt"tl l‘rc Eu-ople tliluh
nit Wins in slnin my I:tp‘t'v'-- ml
l't‘um ism .\‘.'..'Ulh‘|lil.
: o six
The most expansive t‘tillt‘tllloll la Illa:
pot in the. sclmoi oi experience.
\\ lion the min have to do the bi u..- -
pork they probably will turn nuggets
too.
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A woman can break a man’s “ill
more wally than he can break her
Control
To direct each unit of his army in the field,
to execute a quick attack at any point, a
play of strategy or sudden shift of tactics,
the business general who uses
WESTERN UNION
is everywhere at once
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
The lll‘ll'al did not appear in the ‘
Indeed, .
bundles ‘
"MttL‘PL
Highway In Bad Condition Near Drum
dm Crossing.
Automobilists a
.occasion to use
call attention to
the highway near
lng. According to them it is impedi-
hle to pass over
near the Brundage crossing at our
jflve miles an hour without being {Orr}-
‘ed from the seat of the automobile.
He Was badly injured. but not '
I The highway
crossing is a ser-
passing over the
ding and other ditllculties.
The bad spot i
places in the Mi
sec— need immediate attention. The traffic
over that road is
of the principal l't
'tomobilists on their way to New York
State point s. -
The sink. table
of such a height as to permit the per-
son using them to work with contort:
without stopping.
lows which render it necessary not
only for automobilists to slow down,
but also to exercise much caution in
hm Emu.
nd others who have
the Mill Plain road
the bad condition of
the Brundage (‘IC~5-
the streitvh of road
near the Bruntlnte
ies of ruts and hol-
spot to avoid skid-
s one of the iew
li Plain road whith
large and it Is one
ishways used by an-
ahd stove should be
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