and won largely attended. 5
A strut-"berry festival was last night
presented at the home of William ii.
Platt. on 71 Osborn avenue, by the
members of Lady Jennings Dodge,
Shepards of Bethlehem. Strawberr-
ie.~~ and cake were served. and the
evening was taken up with a social
time of unusual excellent-e A goodly
sum with realized for the iodue. The,
lattendnnce was very large. I'
‘ 69 no. IAIN sr.
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uHIQ-rz. East Norwolk, Ct. *1 ‘ “ "‘ 4‘1 y
u; »——-—.._._..-._ 5 Mrs. Phoebe Grant. who has been
‘undelgolng treatment in the Norwalk
Hospital, has returned to her home in
h. HASSEN _....'
The t‘onllccticut Company is replac-
ling a considerable length of rail near
the Rowayton junction in Highland
avenue.
. 8 Van hat and Cor. Odom.
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3; Tomorrow afternoon all the children
: vegetables .“l'U tools part in 'the cantata, "The
' . Hurling of Life," last. Sunday after
Groceries
flu-0n, in the Baptist church, are in-
3vl-eti lo the Baptist parsonage, i'l lio-
lceC C ’ ‘
, ream, andtes,
C' ’
mars. TObaccos,
‘wyton inL‘ZlUG, where refreshments
,will be served and it social llnlc cri-
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Everything of First
Quality
FREE DELIVERY
Telephone your order. 1522
313.1;
'l .vw liow'uyton Drum and Fife Corps
ingnil. lnztdc a fine appearance ill the
,paratic of the school children, in Stunt—
itortl. yesterday. The parade was de-
srribed as being one of the finest fur
ttlrcn of the big 275th nnnlvtrhary ccl-
ehration. and the ltowayton musicians
a'ldod not it little toward the success
of the affair. The fine music of the
liowuyton boys was deeply appreciat-
cd all along the line.
James Kennedy, formerly of Center-
}port. Long island, and Misti Nollie
Suydam. also a former resident of
‘Centerport. nntl niece of Mr. and Mrs.
:Eugenc Cuahlnnn, of hogan street,
'were united ill marriage last evening.
‘The ceremony was performed at the
‘par-lonage of tho Mcthodlfit Epinco
v ‘“
EAST '
gamut
:1)!“ Church, and won a quiet one.
M tRev. Edgar S. Jackson, the pastor,
iomciated. The attendants were
Missed Emma and Mildred Buchnlasi.
cousins of the bride. and Harold So-
,wnrby. Mr. Kennedy is employed‘by
the Borden Milli Company, Ind hint
lmany friends ill the city. The happy
. ‘ couple will lttke up their residence
3 Nero of motorboat; on the East in Hamilton avenue, where they have
.do are awaiting with in
_ tenet-it defln- t ‘lve in he all" 9'1 3-
‘lbonnouncenlents from the East Nor- a mo 1’ m“ d a m ‘ l
‘ VIII Yacht (‘lnb widening the mes',
. which probably will be held July ith.
At the meeting, yesterday afternoon
I the Ladies' .lid Society of the East
Mnue M. 1-). Church, routine bulli-
.. no matters were discussed at some
' hath.
‘
-—-‘.
-r-~"'".-. ,
Mls. Thomas J. Preston, Jr., former-
lly Mrs. Grover Cleveland, was Opcr.
‘ntcd upon in lintmcvt-lt Ho.<pl':ll, Mitt
«1:12.!!‘83 selfrzilzrresuwill be held York, yesterday afternoon. by Dr.
of of the Card Club 3" “‘19 l:‘u’lflbfll‘fi.llownrd C. Taylor. it was announced
Wk lmprOVement “- o 4““ fill“ at the hospital last night that Mrs.
a" it i ‘ 30cm!“- 59“ Preston had rallied nftcr the opera-
; probably the sessions will tion and that it was believed hho
,_ to resumed. ,
- {would be able to leave there in four
The “'omnn's “Auxiliary of Christ.‘or five days. She will not be able to
. . mm”, church are many in 36538101115“: friends for a few days. Professor
w. lithe home of lirs. Richard Hendrick Preston, who actompnnicd his wife
. fl Core avenue. Various matters 01' front their home, In Princeton. N. J..
, mpg," are being gone into by the Tuesday night; remained at tho hairpi-
mm in attendance, till all of yesterday. Friends who
M élenrncd yesterday thnt Mrs. l'rcstmll
Under the au'rtpioes of the Fricnd-"M at tho hornital ncnt flowers and
Ihlp Class or the East avenue M. E. mnny callcd for information and left
Church a fine supper was last even- their cards. Tho room in which and
Ill held in the church building. All awakened following the operation was
Illusually line supper was served, and banked with than flowers from
excellent HDeech-making pnjoyed_ friends. Mrs. Preston ownll consider»
:09 Speaker was Attorney William J. nblo property at Tokeneke, and is
. Bohnnnon, who spoke in a very «instructing ”It?“ brick houses "mm
htercstmg manner. He was warmly
{meted at the close of his address.
The Young People‘s Society of
The adult was one of much pleasure Christin Wm: oi the Miami .
’L'emodllt Episcopal church held laws u
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THUBSDA-Y. JUNE 15. 191.6
annual meeting in. the close of tho
[layer meeting, last waning, find;
t tiled the tollowulg omcm: E
l resident-Frank Isabelle. |
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All AHMED ill
(Continua Front Fm Pl“)
\‘lwl’resideli—Mu. 11. E. Auden
50".
Corresponding Secretary and Record-
ing Secretory—Alisa lrene Lynch.
'1 Insurer—Mina Mory Snimn‘.
The committees weer as follows:
~—
t
, Ton Clerk Herbert R. Smith hp-
!
1‘13)?!" Meeting—Mrs. E. 11. Entry. penises, and w“ 500. completed. The:plat~es where explanations \l‘t‘ir‘ ones 'ia..t.»
32., ‘:'-.o»s. :‘m'nman; Mi“ Kate Crockett, In. budget of the oflce of the town clerké'r‘flri'. One change Mil pert‘liltlli‘t‘ betil'l'lll ct lire Dept. bidgs....
. @111on in the estimated income, when
L'tnesf Berrym, Percival Anderson ‘I u “no“.
neared before the 000M for the “optimum discussion, and the list was gonei
Whom Committee—Mn. H. 8' M'lldeilng daily records ..... ..... “all the balance. to be raised by taxation?
48"“. chairman: ‘- 3- Cleverley mtitcnlized services of town clerk. 200
“at“ Jm- Record books and supplies ...... 200
Mhsiowy Committev—llrs. A. 11 mammution of indexes ,,,,,,,, 50
Cleveriey, Mrs. Nettie Raymond “Mi'l‘elephone ..................... 30
Mi‘a‘. Eugene m. lREgi‘SlfIll'fll [if \iful :ilfllllfltis.
Social Committee—Miss Lucillol including fees for physicians.
manna, Min 14m Cmckott, Charlul midwives and sexton. _ 1.th
Snimn and Hilliard Albrecht. -——-—
l‘lower Committee—In. Nettie Ray- 82,300
l‘iUIld, )1th Morgue! Hathawoy and‘ The t‘ity Hull budget '15 "0 “9“
Min. (leorge L‘udllpp. gnumbcr an the program, and '38 dia-
Muslc Committee». Miss Muy Snif-l
city.
htrorn. The complete budget of the
Second district follows: .
sscouo Throne DISTRICT. ‘
Will bt‘ lowered shwo, by the money:
refunded to the Second district, if vot-i
ing machines are purchased by the‘
This point was brought out dur-
ing the discussion by Mayor
Estimated Enponoeo. .
i‘l’ay ilnll .................. 31,400.00’ltemh rapidly.
Town Court ...............
360.00
IIIr- taltcll up last, but no lt‘lil'ebt’llialht‘fi
gwem "v‘vscllt from the First districito
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White glows ...... . ........ .. its fiscal agent's commlsdon.. wool LANGLOIUOPPE. ‘
Clothing ...................... 550 Albert Langlois, of Soundntw
lContingent fund ............... 200i $21,595.00} (butt. and Miss Freda 11.911118. “full“
' . . . . . . .h [11 mod this morning, at
-————«l lghtlng . is too out WW" ““ ’ ‘ . .
y A i .................. . . . $1, 51311} “hurl”, kit (”81“ UC’UC‘.
Total ...................... slussllnbraly .................... 1,000.00l m,“ J_ J‘ hicilinueu performed the
[ il'allls .................... 1,000.00. T marriage ceremony ggrggitd Gt;
Gr nd. t to] ................ ‘2 . ' "l XL 0‘ NONfi‘ “'35 ”1 es ' an
E ’l‘hd ‘ '0 ted :20 sh‘ .. , . , l‘ttflrlllum lnuglois. Mum“ 0‘ ”I“
’ e ehtllnh expenses of the bQV- lutal chttnluted require- l bridegroom. “Nd as best man.
303d taxmg district was the next item merits ................. $36,705.00: After a heading trip it) Xiewpor:i
Estimated incomo. Block island. and vicinity, At. on
v ‘ . w ' ‘ 7'1 o
in," and went over the “M595 otgover thoroughly by Stephen S. Hatchl orzolation tax .......... .. $500.00. Mrsk ””31“” “‘11 "“19 “1 “uni
'usoflice_ This wua shortlist of ex.:who explained the budget in someEiJl-tary tines .............. 60.00: pail": Lnnzlois is tulployed in mg
..................... 7,000.00; Dresden with \K'ul'lxn. m Winnipalh
975.00 _————-—-'~——-———
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The court of common pit-as is bolt}
$8.535 0" ing a slit't‘ial reselltn. htarting at 1 o'-
th amount to be raised by
taxation ............... 528173.00
lt-loa this afternoon, in the city hall.
:Judge John R. Booth, presides. The
first case to he considered was tint
The budget of the First district War 10‘ Trombello V“ Santello.
Practically all oi
. wells” of this budget are fixed.
however, and he board Went over the
The complete budgett
, .“9 account.
was as follows:
VACATION
ACCIDENT nuns
We Sell Them
(25¢. per day.)
A than 1.) Oregon bought I ticket
for 3 days. 75 cents. 119 was
killed ill a railroad accident the
second day, and his family received
$5.00» tlfiil. Moral-buy a ticket
before you go.
J. M. Laytondelno
Real Eat-to and insurance
5 Rllimd Ave., South Nonniit, Ct.
_ posed of in much the same manner an Library .................... 4,000.00 THiRD TAXING DISTRICT.
lm,‘ chairman; m“ “um" Jufi‘m has its predcoonsor. Councilman Salaries ................... 200.00 t‘ommissloners' reports and l
Mrs Harriet Leta. , George W. Stevens was on bond to ex- Bonds .................... . 35 00: mil-eniaing .............. $150.00;
(”Hing 0" Sick Visitation Commil- plain any dlmt'ullltit which might have Attorneys' foes ....... 300.00" I.-rl.'s :aiury, leiepllonel I
“0 _RW‘ ”' E' Andemmh chairmnn; arisen over the expenses of this dew Street lighting ......... 6,700.00t .lnti trensurer‘s bond ...... 112.75;
haw" E' H‘ Dvory and Mrs. 0“"..me The expomol an: Interest on bonds... . . . .. 13,181.50 ; "tdlit‘nt‘ry and sundries. .. . 100.00;
“mm" 'Jnitor, light and fuel tol- City Printing ...... lOtfllOiStrcet lighting ............ 4,5000%
Hall ...................... . $1,100 ln'hurhnce 100.00 interest on sewer, electric ,
Following 1. a list of books rooontly llllnfoctnnt .................. 25 Filliill‘it‘s, including tire cx- ‘ and fire debts ........... 3,715.00
au'esglom at the Romyton Ubnry: Rent of former Town Hall tillgtlishero .............. ‘0000 Storm tiltlltalrc, increase in
Junnuc. building .................... 1,200 I w ...................... 10:».th assets, ctc., deficit ........ 3.000001
Wiggin, K_ n, Janitor for said building....... 600‘Taxea .................... 90tttth’y,ul st-rvices ............. 300.00
Th» Story Hour. Heat old light ....... .. ...... 400 Repairs City Hall .......... 300 00, ——.—.——— Y
l’ralt, Mgr]. Supplies for both buildings.... 100’Strw'f permits ............. “.50 Total .9. ..... . ......... 812577.70
Legendo of the Red Children. -—~——-’ Vt-ntillttor fan ............. 50.00 - ~~~~~ __.._..
I’tlulsson. Emilie Total ........................ 83.725lltcflciency, liens and correc- Mv~w v‘ v-
n. the Child's World. Richard 11. Golden then took up the lions 0' grand list-~1915- l
Board of liculth budget with thei
bond, and stated that instead of $1,-
750, as stated on the. budget, for incl-r:
Quito extermination. that he thought»
the board could get lion: with 8250,
Icon. ranking the total for this item.
81.500. Thorns lt‘. Flaherty explnlncd
'the following ltt‘lllst Salaricn, shot» for
the. health officer. W for the milk
int-nectar. Ind 8100 for the clerk. to-
tolled 81,500, and with it miscellaneous
fund of 3500, mule. a total of this bud-
get figure, $3,500.
Tho Police {it‘llflTnlllel budtzct was
then taken up with Police Commis—
sion-r (‘oloncl tit-urge 1). Russell. but
no party all of the items included in
this doportntnnt arc find. no lengthy
explanation was nnmry. Pallet-ex-
wnsen were ll"lf‘(l I‘ll follows:
Matte, Hamilton, edit.
Myths Every Child Should Know.
.utlitr'worlh. Mrs.
The Story of a Year.
Otis, James
Wanted, nnd other Itoriu.
Arman the Range.
The Roaring Lions.
llubberton, John
Who Was Paul Gmyson?
Nellbit, E.
lie tlalllcnnc, R.
The Muller of Rainbows.
(lurwood, J. 0.
The Wolf Hunters.
llornfnll. Mogdolino
The Twins of Tumbledown Dre-ry.
littl'ls, ltlchnrd R.
Morrison, H. 8.
A Yunkeelloy’o Sacco".
Bell. Lillian “ WM“-
Til? Runaway Equator. C '7" ......................... ‘1! ,0
Graham Tom ’ lDeteciivo sergeant 1.18.0
llikc and tho Aeroplane. Two sergeants ...... . ........ 2.555
up", Alice - - ._ {Sixteen patrolman ............ 17,520
Frank and Bonk-'0 l-‘orcntcr. Ofllcerh' vocations, two weeks
Adult. 0: t h ............... .. . ..... 310
Ware William Patmlmen's vacn'inno, one
at“ ”“0?!“th CBBNO. "Wk (“Oh . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . 336
L, nobin. ,Om‘ern' day off, 1 day at month. 180
Sncncer Edmund 'Y‘M‘NNtr's day off. 1 day i
Poetical Works. complete. month ............... . . .. . . 576
”“th Rinl'ord H. Extrr work .................. .“..'.t
With tho French in France and‘Bn- —
lcnikn Total .. ................ ....8:t.fl7
\‘tnwnnnn. R. L. "INN” "
David mam", :ant of palm . “.11.. .. First
Flat and Grow Thin. district ........... ....... 8120
Thompson. Vmco Janitor, 62 Wkl. at 82 per
week ............... . . . . ..... 1M
lent. to mm m 37.50 pcr ton... 75
AMERICAN MEDICAL Ant) :lATioN loom-once, for one yenr........ 10
DETROIT, Mich, June 15. (Ethlmt Wltm' .. ....................... 16
m" oilircrs and selection of nnxt yenr'n ”slit and gun .................t 35
lmcting place was the principal bull- "‘“"' nap and blacltlng ...... 24
nuns today before tho ltnucc of Dole~ ‘l‘clephonen ......... ........... 300‘
c We and tho American Medical Anno- [att'erieh :lnd L‘llibtl ........... 100i
(lutinn. which is holding its mount Motor cycle. and bicycle minte- '
convention hcre. The House of Del. nance ...... ----Hooofim. III
Enter in the governing body of the “- ‘lll for police \‘?'"‘t‘ltlrds ....... . :5
collation. linintcnm-M of none“ telegraph. 50
1916, 1916-1917 ............ 2,000.00
. $29,137.00
Eotlmud Income.
City hall ................... $1,4ntllvol
Town Court ............... 360.00
Library interest ........... . 200.00
Library fines .............. loom
Corporation tax ............ 250.00
Putnam Hose house .. ...... 300.00
l'lty dock .................. 300 ml
Tacit—19154916 . .......... 1.50000
"t “"0 (louse ..... . . . . . . .. 1,025.00
nuance to be ruined by tax. 23,882.00
$29,137.00
William H. Sniffen, represonting tho
Third dioti-ict, than prooontod the
Third diurict cxpo'luo account, and ex-
plained in dotoll tho vol-lou- items.
Mr. Sniffon naked for 82,600. ill-mo
of $2.000, n In first lintod on tho
budgt‘i for storm damage, increase in
until. ctr... doilcit. but stntcd that $3,-
000 could he very easily “led by the
district. Altar homo alien-ion, and
on exploration by Mr. Sniffen. in rt»
.it. aitioticy 31.08le incur-
rti. due to thc honvy storms of lttnt
"4"" r and the installation of newrtn.
chincry and apparatus at the lighting
plant. the bound docldod to gm! :3,-
000' for thin item. Interest on newer.
electric and fire debts w“ lowerod
from $3,900 to 83,715. Other expound,
.na given bolo'. are modality filed.
FIRST TAKING T‘lfiTmCT.
Administrative.
.“n‘nrlon of mmmlfininnerll” 8300.00
Srlnry of trcnrnrt'r ........ 100.00
snlnry of clorlt ........... . 10000
Toll collt ctor’rt expense ...... 100.00
Len-l ......... . ....... . 300.00
Rent rind lights .......... . . . 310.00
'Minct-llonooun .......... . . . . 500.00
$1,710.00
. Finance.
interest on bonded debt-....$15,650.00
5,368.00
500.00
Sinking fund requirements”
interest on borrowing: ......
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w -nn ‘9‘. «or .05.”...
George l-‘cnton is recovering froul.‘
his recent illness and is now able to‘
be out of doors 0 short time each day.
M‘
Two of the arche- on~tlle new State
street bridge have been completed,
and men have storied the third one. i
”M
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Following a business trip to Albany.
N. l'., for a number of days, William“
liukel: hlu returned to his home :n
Sougatuck.
_* ._ ,,,__ --<———
(lur “Best-Yet."
Your eyeglasses
should be firm and
steady before the
eyes. This is ac-
co'npliscd by our
“Best Yet” mount-
ing. It is our own
design and we
guarantee security.
THAMER
"The Hausa of Good Ginsu."-
Oculilto, Optomwlou, Opticians.
8‘] Atlantic Sq" Stamford,
Opon Sat. Eve. Tlli 9. Est. 1807.
Conn.
There has been no appointment
mode yet to flll'tbe vacancy of AngllJ
McDonnid on "HP”BQSCII Committee.
A committee wu appointed at the
lost town meeting to make additional
room in the bathing pnvilion on the
[13110)]. .\ir. McDonald rexigncd from
the committee. ‘
A large moving truck from Brook-
lyn. N; Y.. bemme stuck on the de‘
tour in' Groom Farms yesterday
morning and' was forced to rennin,
there the lager port of the day. Mel
road there is in‘vcry bad condition. 3
The local boll team will play Sun-
days as uluol with some fut out of
town club. ~'
The mnnuemcnt of the Fairfield
bucboll team has requcsled that tti
challenge be tuned through this col-y
man for a series of games with the.
Snugatuck nine. The i-‘alrfieid boys.
have won every game so far this sea-l
son and are more than anxious to get I.
. at least one game with the Shugntuck:
. boys.
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Boot Pnpor, Bolt Work. loot Priced.
88 NORTH MMN STREET
5. NORWALK PHONE 907.
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,aliistyics‘ and sizes
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