'disuiel Wooden. ht. locom-
ack. raiding. Matters of general
routine busing-s were disarm
The street Wt have again
started to dump garbage and ashes on
the ground: near the new bridge. Par-
ticular pains are ueing taken howev-
er, to properly cover up 111 Directional
refuse.
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avenuc M. E. (‘hurch will hold a sup-
per tonight. Luteresting plan‘s tor the
affair have tale-n completed, and a fine
time is expected by all. The princi-
KAROLD C. HALL
Union Tea, Coffee, Spices
“d Extracts. 11.11 :pt‘ihkil‘ oi tht evening will be W.
J. Bohaimon, an interesting talker,
Free Delivery. and \ttll'klluwn to local people.
There is 21 1a.»! deal tn' Mil; among
East Side i1-.~i.it'nts tone-"rung
distritt int-(tin: to be held Md”.
The momentum 111it’5iluii whether or
inot to sell the East side plant, will
' be discussed and probably settled one
way or ti11~ other. Thi‘l‘? are a num-
1hcr of with r 1111.11“ of interest which
iwill be gone into at that time.
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oton llcight‘ .\i. l’. Church, had
quite a bad cold 1111- 51111111 days.
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Tho Ladics' Aid Silt‘l(‘ly of tho
Methodist t'liurtli will hold its fl]-
nual rummage >nlv today,
St. John's (‘hurch, Noroton, wil
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NORWALK
the church lawn, \‘u't’dilt‘odiiy‘ June 21
Miss Florence Mill'l‘le‘St‘)’ of New
York has betn lltc 1:111 at oi Mr. and
Mrs. Clurencc .\l.1thcr for several
days.
av l , ,
. 1. "Christian l1lcals for the llmnv"
lerat‘tm‘ lit-rbcrt V. Carr has has been announced as the topic for
the discussion niwting at the fungic-
'gatlonal Church tonight.
Folks who rcgretted that l)tll"Qll had
{no representation in Stanil‘ord's bit;
tiparadc. on Suturday~ncithcr its fire
department nor its bundbcinr in line
~>wcre placate-ti uhcn they utw Dr.
lliownrd Stout Neilson of His toan
leading the hosts as illii.lilltrtl>l)t‘1ll't‘l’.
Jammy ilyntt, at South Norwnlk hasl Two cases of ititoiicaiion and dis
then up his residence at tho llilhken orderly conduct twin heard by Jumts
Cottage, Calf Pasture Beach George W. slit-rcr Monday mnrnlntt.
~—.—. {Frank Robinson, an employee of it.
Dr. and Mrs. A. it. Barnum and F. Skclton of Noroton Heights, \vliiic
. dildren have arrived at their sum— intoxicated on Sunday afternoon, in
m cottage at Marvin Beach, :dulged in abusive language, and Jus~
-.__ ' tice Shcrcr iinponed a line of 8:1 and
The Owens family have remorod costs of $-19 1.0 in default of which be
';&0m South Norwalk to the Murphy was committed to Bridgeport jail.
»‘ Mk. on East Washington Street. (‘harlcs llaggcrty of Railroad avettao.
3 while under the influence of liquor, ..-
from the Red Star barge “16" the 'dulged in abusive language and as-
Wri- Coal Company are unloading saultcd \irs. Mary Roth. lie was fined
. oral hundred toms of anthracite 820 and costs of 313.07, and paid.
”1.8.5.07.
purchased a new Ford delivery car.(
Ilr. and Mrs. 'Gcorge l. Overton
hove removed from Quintard avenuo
- u 16 Hawkins avenue.
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Kr and .\lrs Clayton L Marshall,
the were recently married, are now
Insiding in Osborne avenue.
Mcthodist folks were much gratified
at the clearing skies toward Sunday
evening, which enabled a large
her to gather at the church to share
the Children's Day festival of the 9.1111
day school. The. following was tho
g The first of the quarterly confer- program rendered: Recitation. Walter
aces was held last night in the East Alexander: song. Lois litaymond: rcct.
miles M. E. Church, with the new tatlon. Mary Cole: recitation, John
. That East Norwalk residents are
*~ fittiotic was testified to this morning
. by the large numbers of flags which
indented places of business and pri-
nts residences.
ille‘
who .»
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Altair; mmum;mmwarmmnm
who. Katharina Monks; song by
the school; recitation, Hand tilled;
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As yet no one has been appointed
solo, Edith Phillips; recitation. Hut-to fill tho vacancy on the Bench com-
oid Rim; recitation, Jennie Ray—
mond;
recitation-ids Lourdes;
school;
mince. which was caused by the res-
recitation, Wilfred Critcher;.ignatinn of Angus 31le at tl1e~
mg by recent town meeting If. Ibelllouuli
drill by the Willing Workers‘did not favor several of tho actioui
class; recitation, unis Johnson; recita— which they took during the evening
tion, Roland Richards:
50118 by lou'l'on the question of adding new bath
boys; recitation, Harriet Finch; bap house at the beach. During the meet-
tism of Harold and Roland Richards; ing he got up and
stated that he
address by Rev. Samuel C. Johnson. would resign then and there as he
pastor; offertory solo, Lucy Oldrin;
closing song by school.
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llichson “'. (Vole, of Roway-
ton avenue. left today to Visit her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Leach, in
Brooklyn.
I The Rowayton Flowcr t'Iub will
ilzave a daisy picnic Thursday after—
noon, immediately after school closes.
‘ The photographer at ltoton Point
‘morts that a number of pictures of
:t one) island suites were atolaa n-
lcently by a number of young men of
ithis vicinity.
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i '1“ch yacht
"Stiap Shot,"
said he had spent tzondisemble time
in CODSldr‘rl‘lg the matter and design.
’ing an addition to be built. Just who
,wili be done us Imperial avenue
en route .
lltlll lloston to Now York, was uu-i
litre this Week,
master. called
immivil
ll.‘ll‘j.'. local
friends.
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The Wells spilc driver is ut the
Not-walls Yacht Club, and will drive
{our spiles for the. anchorage of the
bi? iioat, and also locatt- several ad-
ditional ones for the new canoe float,
1.1111 to replace some others which
lll1\t‘ cutlivcd their tiapfiilnrss. This
\2 . i'li tht- dt'ivcr “in . t Rnton l‘ont, lo-
cating splices for thc new tlh‘l‘lf! rlir
l l'tc lilies and bathing floats.
1' *I1l1r'or of tbtI
.‘7l 1: t'nrdNorwalk trolley line, toils an
I: 't‘l‘t stint»: account of his marching in
tin- 273th nnniursary paradc twenty-
1 "till“! nun, \vht‘n he was a mem-
‘.t 1' of the Norwullt Uri m Corps. and
. 1' too bad that hit-i dullri made it
i. 1~.~:'~iiilc for him to see the big show
\lotttconierv.
n i‘titu'day. The fine band from
tt'.‘."tti()ll, which, by tho wars. wears
trust attractiut and unusual uni~
”1‘2'“. fruit! the old PM! Rm" livelv
mud helped to chser the trolleymon
who had to stop their cars at Elm
st root. Stamford.
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At the recent meeting of tho joint
school committce plans for the new
school which is to be erected wero
discussed. As yet just what type of
structure is best suitcd for the. needs
of the town has not been dccided. Ono
and twoatory type, have been 00“
sidered by the comittec. They are all
in favor of the one—story type, but
when the matter was out before tho
voters at the recent meeting there
was a great deal of opposition to this
typc of building. The committee has
architecates working on plants and are
securing cstlmates for the a - k :‘t
the present time. Those they will sub
while the1
will be appointed to take his place
is not known as yet
Work on tht ridge. is going along
niecly at the present time. Two 01:
,. J lmom arches have ali1.. ly been fulsli,
' ‘1-d and the is.»-
bt‘en re ‘1
cotter l
wuh has
moved us far as posilbi'e The
dam from around pier six will be re
moved btfttl‘t tl11 cnd 0! th. week and.
the fa! no work Mr tlu arch between;
this pier fite will be erected as
soon as pubsible Men are at work at
the present little on the docks on’
Riverside avenue shapping the fancy
work which will be put upon the
bridge. as soon as it is finished it has
been suggutel that the detour be
changed to go around imperial, eve-
nue, but it it: not probable that this
is
in very poor shape. at the presvnl'
time.
At the commencement exercises of
the Stnplcslliigh school to be. bold in
June 1!, at 8 o'clock, the following
students will r1-ccivc diplomas: Grace
V. Bulkley, lluth H. llulkley, Edith
M. Christensen. Judson A Coil“.
Michael E. llrodsky, Jamcs E. llris-
coll, Elsie J. Pike. Lucy it. Gorham,
Gilbert ll. llalc, lit-ulali Horn, 8. Mil-
dred Hull, Barbara G. lsitin. t‘.. Louise.
Mathis, Mario M. Mct‘urm, Ethel
Miller, Anna C. Mortenscn, James J.
Murphy. Evclyn it. Post. Lorctta‘
Schultz. ("iota 1.. \i'akcnnin, Juno .\.‘
Wiltson, John F. ieilusit. Instead Ul
being thc imiilltril class, as was fit"
coolly statrui. it in thc largcst that has,
graduated from the high school ‘
ill‘
the last five ymrs. The, diploma: I'll
be handed to the walnut. by lrr. l". i‘.‘
Stearnn. Aflt‘.‘ 1211- prcdnatlwi c.\1'r
clues, dancing “ill be euioycd. t
it is (‘kpt ctcd that the to“ tutu ‘
inst. which will bc held on Thursday
cvvnirg, will lr one of the
that has been licld here has last
few years. The meeting has been
called for the purpose of rcccinding
all votes taken at the last meeting,
during which an appropriation was
made for a new stltool. Frank ltuy-
mond, who with the required number
of others got up th! petition for tho
mmlingn, stated that he pt‘rsonnllr
lived that there wrre a number in
the hall casting votes that had no
right to as they wcrc not legal voters.
it is probablc that at the meeting on
Thursday cvcnlng the votes wil‘
bu taking by ballot instead of verbally
The matter of bonding the town debt
will also be brought up at the meet-
ing and Treasurer Osborn will main
several suggestions in this matter. i;
is expected that those interested i'-‘l
the recent action taken on the bath
bone! at the beach will also 11..
dcavor to call a meeting within s
short time to reconsider the matter.
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“How an yougottlng o: with your
garden!"
‘l‘lrat nu." replied Ir. Cross-
loia. “Only we haven‘t quite agreed
on how it's to be worked. I thouht
it would be great exercise for my
boys and my boys think it's going to
exorcise for ms.”——Dotrolt
hoe Proaa.
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‘l'nitcd Status Stecl corporation.
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death interfered. and the
plan: were abandwcd.
Catherine, the wife of John G Far-I
roll, was a name of Fair infirm;
Conn. uncut New Haven. she made
ht.- home there for many \1 an "105‘
in; later to Brooklyn, .\'. i'., where)
she had made her home cit-r since.»
with il11. ran-plus oi the summons,’
'- ‘i 1h she men in this city at her
1c 1 lb‘lnl‘d home-.1
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st set captain, hating but 11"! c1
-. .his \ortds goods with whitb to
“noon his sons, one of whom is now
he president of the. famed Steel
trust, and the other, William H.,?
:tsidont of the Bridgeport Screw.
tompuns. '
Mrs. Farrell's husband died when
he: (hildreu were young, and they
were compelled to .1; to work in fat.
tones. James worked in the Ameri-
ltan \'i ire and Steel mill and scented
ihis first kmwledue of the (Linda
mortals of the business of which he
is now the prominent head in the na-
liull. The mother lived to watch the
ri-xe of her son James from a trier-1
uiill hand to one of the greatest buai
. 3959 men the world has ever prodtimf.
tsidu from her two sons. William
and James. Mrs. Farrell is survived
by a daughter, Elizabcth, who unde'
Two otht‘.‘
John, and Thomas A., 1'. ho writ
lontton representative of tin:
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H'Yls‘,
llit‘
dead.
’lhe (‘anty-Smith FarrellSmlth
double wedding. which was to have
lJi‘rii held on June 21st, Wednesday
of next week, has also been postponed,
inasmuch as Mrs. Farrell was the
grandmother of Ralph Farrell. A De
culiar incident in connection with the
aflair is the fact that the father of
two of the bride's maids who were to
otticiate at the double. wedding died
this morning. it is probable Tue
tltlullle ceremony will be performed.
'1, within the near future.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Farrell will b‘1
loll from St. Joseph's church, Friday
morning of this week at 10:30 o'clock.
'1 lie “mains will be removed in New
Haven. in charge of A. J. Collins. fol
tntcimcnt in St. Bernard‘s (‘1-1nvtery.
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‘llrs. .lnucph (lrnhcr. and dutmhtor
Louise, of Jersey City, are speadins
a tow weeks at the boom of Mrs.
Gruber‘s sister. Mrs. Predcrick V.
Becker. of so iJncoln avcnue.
Members of Humboldt lodge. Sons
of Hermann, are planning to enjoy I
wuinmcr outing within a short time.
At the meeting last night. arrange-
ments were made for this affair. The
former staff of officers were elected.
and one candidate was proposed. A
luncheon was served during the social
time that followed the business mew.-
ing. .
The South Nonalk Trust Company
"1- Jr Ilvht two suits, one against the
Harbor View Realty Company, with
once“ in this city, and the other ag-
ainst Kr. and Mrs. William Ken, jr.,
of New Rochelle. N. Y.. making 850
attachments and staking in each ins-
tuncc damages of .80. The actions
are to recover on notes of .20. Judge
Joseph R. Taylor represents the bank
and papers were served yesterday by
t‘omtable Henry C. Seller.
Flatt Day.
“Vi'heresocver we live, that ‘
is our country."
—Portuguese Proverb.
"in a slotth peace courage
will be eleminate."-—4’ope.
“In 1777 Congress
adopted the flag of thir-
teen stripes with tit: tin-
ion of thirteen stars, a
new constellation to
symbolize the birth of a
new nation.”
This day we specialize
on our American made
merchandise.
Suits at $15 to 525 all
American from thread to
buttons-ail American
wool.
NORWALK.
Rogers 8. Stevens
MBA! JUNE 14. I’ll
June lid
American made cloth.
American tailoring from
American designs.
American hats $2 and 83.
Shirts, neckwear, under-
socks, collars.
gloves, belts, all made in
U. S. A.—wall good stuff.
wear,
SOUTH NORWALK.
WILL..ENTERTAIN THE MAYORS
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Officials Will Be Guests of Bridaeport
—Wiil Enjoy Sail on Sound.
Bridgeport will be the host, Thurs-
day, June 22, to tlw mayors and etc
mayors of Connecticut. A procram.
entirely appropriate 1.1 th:= r-ntt-rtaln-
ing of so distinguished a group of
guest.» has been prcparrd. t‘ompen-
nation Commissioner E. T. But-king.
ham hnvinz charge of that feature.
Upon their arrival here the oiliciah
will gather at the Hotel Strtttiield
'where they will be welcomed by May-
or Clifford B. Wilson, and other city
officers. Luncheon will be served at
1 o'clock. One of the twins of the
program Includes the clcctlon of of!!-
corn.
The real pleasant feature of the
day will be a sail on the Sound. For
this purpose a Radel oyster boat has
lillillili illillillllli .
[ASH CURE” '
When you suffer with any skin trou-l
ble even. though the itching seems an i
bearable, do not think it is necessary
to use some disgusting. greasy oint-
ment. Try Hokitra, a pure and simnh‘ g
cream. that is guaranteed to contained i
no great-e or acids and which is so
clwnly that it does not soil the linen. ,
its power to instantly relieve any
iritation of the skin and make it soft.
white and bcautiful is almost miracu-
lous. .
Not only do minor skin troubles like
pimples. blackheads. acne. barber‘s
itch. etc.. quickly disappear, but the
worst ulcers or cases of salt rheum
or eczema are cleansed and healed by
this wonderful skin food.
in order that any one may try lio-
knra at small expense, Frank H. Bax-1
tcr's Drug Store is selling a ”bomb,
sized Jar at 35c. and in addition guar-‘
antoe to refund the money if the treat- '
merit does not do all that is cialmod‘
for it.
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been chartered. This trip, it in ex-
pected, will be enjoyed by a part, or
about titty. Sea, food will be seivui
during the sail, and other means wit
be pursued to insure the enjoyment.
of the members of Connecticut 5? 'J"
ors' association.
KILLED BY AN AUTO TRUCK.
NORWICH, June H.—-linrry “0:5,
ii, on his way to a circus exhibition.
met death yesterday under the wheel:
of an auto truck. liess' parents li\o
at No. 516 Main street, New London,
his father being Eduard Hess. Tho
lad came here with Harry Noyel', ag-
ed 13, of No. 578 Main ‘strret. '1'th
hopped on the auto-truck, of L. E.
Harris, which was headed towards tht~
circus grounds. On West Main
street hill, the truck became othiled.
“€33 with other be?! aided in push-
ing the vehicle ahead until it could
move under its own power. Then all
the boys ran to board the truck. lies-a
fell under the wheels and his head
was crushed.
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