1151165 at the lowest rate. l
1‘0th ”Jr big night on the East
{Side The much discussed district
_ meeting will be held in the Fitch
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School. One of the important matters
which are going to be discussed is
whether or not the third dibll’lcl plant
should be retained or hold. Another
matter which has owned wideSpreud
comment is the allegation of [in sup-
...~erinte,udt-ot and (-umm'raionus that
'enemiee of the plant have bevn tuiti-
‘pcring with who.) and Uiiitr tixtuns,
in the elurt to cripple the service.
and put IIln- plant “in bad“ with tho
HAROLD C. HALL
W Union Tea. Cofiee, Spices
and Emu. idllrict. The guest‘lop of bonding the
F D . entire district debt, and looking into,
“C ehvuy' I the validity of the newer debt are oth-i
East Norwaik Ct. er QUQ‘SIIUH.‘ “itit'h wiLI (t-mc in for.
' ‘ animated conflab.
{Id 1219-12.
‘(t‘ollowlng ilt'lli on rimming tonight)
1 Booster oi your fellowman.
llioost your county. hone! your state—;
|lloost your town at any rate. I
ilioost it as a place to live;
liloost il~—+*\'cl'_\' boost you give
”lakes the town a better tOWn;
Boost it up~dun': knock it down. .
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' .6 Van Zant and Cor. Osborne.
FRUITS
1139 a boomer—'ior you can—- 1
Boosting is the better plan. -
Vegetables
Groceries j Boosters always win acclaim; :
illoost the knockers to their shame—j
° lilooat them when they need )‘our
IceCfe<'illl.Candies, s tel..-
' -- .‘Iitlit‘ tlitni yi‘ll lilbll‘iitl of yelp.
Cigars, iObaccos,
Eilood them till they Illlve to boost;
. . Hoot-it ilicm up. or off tlic rooat.
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FREE DELIVERY
Telephone your orders 1522 ‘uls'o. I
WWW: \‘tmdcrblit A, (‘.. I'li‘ooltlyit—Jolinny
{Solsticrc is. Johnny Burt. ’l‘cn rounds.
' I Brown's Far Ilocltuwny A. C. —
EAST Young Joe Rivers vs. Pitt Illiiichcy:
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TN two-um!
$\\’altcr Laurette vs. Joe Scidcn. Both
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A Bridgeport company will furnish: {
I shore dinner to tip employca tumor“:
10w at U‘Sullivan‘s Dorlou Point
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Judge John KGOSI), Who I1fl8 been: ‘ .fl.v~M-—» 0"». .
V‘undlng the St. Louis Dcmocratlc‘ The house of C. W. Maury on the
,, nation. In expected at his home Post road is being connected willi illd
‘ ~"h Marvin Beach within a few days. NOTOW“ Wall'l‘ ComlfilnY'fl mulnn.
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:‘lety Alli-n; lititcb Ut‘lllll vs. Joe
il‘t-xue. Both tvn round bouts. ()iic
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i Mr. and Mrs. Clayton L. Marahall,‘ A s”““"‘””' mm”! is “WWI”!
an", wedg" have taken up their res- by young pcoplc of tho congregational
' Silence on Osborn avenue following a Church for Saturday itftci'iiooil and
. 2«"Idding Journey. Mr. Marshall is the "em“-
[tumor of the Crescent Laundry.
The .\'oroto:t Water Company will
‘ Hatters of regular business war. soon extend its mains on Mansllcld
yesterday afternoon tram-Mod at the avenue.
., __ looting of the Woman's Auxiliary of,
“ , fichrist church. The members met.
Lynn Mrs. Richard Hendrick, on Cove Sunday at the M. 1’-
rmuo. ; Heights.
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Children's Day will be observed next
Church on the
_ ‘ The letter in the newgmpfl-s last! The Noroton Water Company will
:r‘lchuiimed by Superintendent Macyplace in commission, in a few days, a
. «can read with more than usual inter- Ford automobile. neatly letiV‘cd \Vle
"in by East Siders last .ulght. The' the company's name. ‘
é mutation of the true facts, as seen i
ply the superintendent, in place of the The Fred Tooker house on the Post;
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‘ilhve been agitating rsidents here, rented to Mr. Policy and family of
‘f not with much comment. The state-I New York.
mom that the third district plant was
lighting the streets of the district at J. J. McCoy. of New York has rented
:3; wt rate which was the second lowest the Bates homestead property. Brook-i
f 9h the state caused much approving side avenue, and will occupy it for the;
Illk. The second district plant turn- summer. ’
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.r‘itvd wth his family. from Brooklyn, town will DIES?“ the 93191181111119“!
;-<ix and three four-round exhibitions
ARIEfl
l the State.
Juniors which for the past few weeks mad. near Brookside avenue. has been
lithe marriage, last Wednesday even-
iiey to George A. 5. Noah. They tum
m 011m I Phelp- Stokes ol Col-t The Ox Ridge. hurt Club bee paw‘
lender's Point returned yesterday to mutt-hes Saturday and yesterday after-
henox from New York. «was on the Waveny lt‘orm properly-
Tulmadge iiiii. Dr. H. s. Neil-on oil
this town. well known as a breeder 0!
of polo ponies. is secretary of the as-;
secretion. i
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The annual strawberry festival of Methodist (Lurch are 3m} being de‘
St. John‘s Church, Nuroton. will be “.109de The latest announcement it.
held "his “‘ 911ml: 31 the pariah NW- that the last evening Saturday ~lht=
Dancing will be a feature.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Meth
odist Church held a very successful
rummage sale in the church basement.
Tueaday and Wednesday.
ieatettainmcnt. 16m .1 first phnned
The town is all agog with anticipo- to begin the “1ng next Sunday.
””11 9“” ”19 horse 5110" held 00 “19 June is, but the date was placed a
John 11 Crimmlns 951319 “1 140118 week later, so that, beginning Sunday.
Net-‘1‘ Point 1043! 0114 Saturday. June 25. when the diatrict eupeyi izcnu-
ent, Dr. than” W. McCormick. “7';
Nelson Bouton of Noroton has had a preach and Open the campaign, the-re
l monument to the memory of his moth- will be eomt-tbing doing every night oi
er erected in the cemetery at Levi» the week.
bum, where her remains are interred
. R. Eli. Smith. prcsident oi the Dsrieu
A train of freight cars unloaded ties Library AsxuUK'I‘dlltut, with a corps ul
road rollers, and a miscellaneous lot of assistants. is it"‘.'inlllg for an elabor-
roud machinery and supplies to heme prcscntati ot' the wellkuown es-
used in repairing the Poet road here. trovugnn, “Fl-P‘i of the Toy Shop."
in the Town Hall, July 13 and H, for
Samuel ”owe of the hit New York the library’s lwncflt. Talent trout the
baking firm of no“. & llutton has sr- musical and iiislriunic ranks oi the
to spend the season at the rcsidenco under the dir““”°“ 0‘10“ 3 R039"
“3 the Heights. of Ohio. who fumisln-s costumes spec-
' ial scencry and sprctaculor effects.
‘ The Children's Day exercises at the ‘Rbenefitzob cmitvyp shrdul
Nitroton l’resbyteriuti church. posi-
. ponod last Sunday. because of the dis- The
'ttiil‘t‘t'flbie weather, will be held next. School was nt “a; raised Wednpsd"
i Sunday morning. i afternoon.
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‘ particularly
ll living flag day. it was
llillilg that Old Glory
. -\' UH‘ “19010“ 0‘ officers 0' the No‘ should be first i'iung to the breeze that
rcmu Heights Engine (‘0-. 135! 'i‘ues- day. and that appropriate cxcrclses
day night. the 0mm corps 0f Oml‘e" should be held. Folks have often won-
t-.. rc i'c-clct‘lt‘d, although opposition dered. although tlic brick schoolhouse
titiiilidatcs were named fmm almost at Darin h“ in...“ ”mm...“ and in
vH'U‘ oiilce. use over three yours, why the national
—-—v- banner was not in evidence, there ...:-
There is much intcreutlng chat over 1y as at other st-liooihouacs. 111.. luck
Ill" afternoon 198009! confl’l’lli-‘ll “10 of a pole Um," the reason. but now a
production of the "Unwritten Law," huge pole has bvrn erected, to the L]-
:by {Hilton ‘Roylo o! Dam-n. siren mi tense sallsluuioii and dt'llglll of all.
motion pictures at the Stillllford Thm‘: Each gradc was lt‘pfl‘BOIlled in the m:-
‘ trc recently. ". l erclacs \\'ednestlay aitcrnoon. the pro
| igrani being its follows: Exercises by
3 Mr. and ‘Mrs. M. L. Wallace. who u“: “manual-M1; prayer by m, ”_ s,
:itth' only been residents of this aet- Brown; singing by first grade; i'rt‘ltu-
ttoii about a year. have if most ottroc-, tlon. Dummy Godfrey, fourth grade;
. titt- plitcc ou Norotoii «\u-nuc, and I sclectlon. Fi-aiik
i Londcri‘ully llllt'l’t'olitlfl chicken farmf grade; “film-Hun,
i in about seven hundred t‘luc birds.
Standing. i-iizlitli
Ray Van 'l‘itsaelt,
; sixth gradc; recitation. Winona Smith
ilk‘vl‘lllil gratin; ruining of tho flat: by
Tho Word homcatcad iii reopened, Emma MC)”; vlgbth grade; salute
i'or tho mason and Mrs. John w. Weed’ and pledge of luyaliy by the school;
i of buttons. 1.. 1.. in now occupyins lt.' singing "Alumni." selection. Carlin”!
.‘(caiwutcr Lune bait been made at-‘ Fowler, jr.. eighth grade; .ddrpfifl 1)::
:li‘ilt‘liVC with evergrct-na. Ilowcrlm: Carlos Martyn: singing, 'Star apangv
mniums and a rustic seat pith!» lcd‘Bunner.“ At llll‘ conclusion of tin-
. t'tt.1\('lllt‘llliy for thoae who must. wait exercises, ice cro is try d to nil
to: trolley cara. ' ' ' .through‘ the kl’nt tie-$0: Align. ll. K:
‘ m Bennett: one of tin member» oi the
School Board.
.\t a meeting in thc Congregational
Church. Tuesday night. James A.
~lttluiidt. field secretary of the Connec-
ticut Temperance Union. discuued day, although not actually had luck.
. Plants for engaging in n :wllcense Word came m’i‘r the 'phonc ITGIL
. campaign next (all, and it" 60096?“ Greenwich to Nornton from a neighbor
‘llli-Z in the senersl temperance work 0' , that three hlvm oi been belonging to
a Nomtnn instill-n1 were swmnilztu
‘ . This busy mazl callod up each bee ox-
The rector and vutrv of St. Luke’nf pert in Stamford in turn, only to be
Church. Noroton. are antleipntins that told by each that ho could do nothing
the mission to be held nt'xt Wednes i with Greenwich been, as his own
day, Thursday and Friday Will be We“: Stamford bees hail swarmed and were
attended. Bishop Achelon la a charm-l mm him 590.3,...
ing speaker, and his eloquence andi . -.-
sincerity will doubtless attract many; The Wee Burn Golf Club of Noroton
to the scrim. VTl’ie Bishop witt‘hu plannedtor nextflsturdar.nfltam-
speak each day at 111.. m. and 3 p. m.| ford flag handicap, first match of
— ' roundrobln handicap. _Woe Burn no
Announcement unily holds her own with honors in im-
portant‘ championship games of the
Connecticut (toll Association. All eu-
tries close Jum- 2t. The championship
game: will be held on the Greenwich
Country Club links. June 28. 29 and
30. and July I. ll. J. Sanderson. ooc~
rotary. will lttkc all entries.
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June , 13 won certainty sonic booby
has been made of
lug, at the Methodist parsonage. by
Rev. 8. C. Johnson, of Miss Alice Poo-
gono to housekeeping in one of V. R.
Pnolcy'a houses of the old King’s High-
way. -
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Plans for campaign week at the.
lb‘pworth League will give s, J‘apanese‘
longcipo-(tt-d flag at (‘cntti .
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A bright buby girl came to site
home oi Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown,
Tuegday. ’
Miss Margatritta McIntyre is employ-
ed as attncirapht-r at the Stamford
Rolling Mills, Spriugdaie.
Mrs. W. S. Miller visited with
lire. George W. Stevenson oi Roway-
ton, Tuesday. ‘
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The ladies of St. Mark's Church will
hold a cake sale at the rectory or U
Saturday from 10:30 until i: a. in. i
Miss Helen Moe Sammie has re-
lurucd to hcr home on South avenue.
after visiting Miss item-cm of Stain
Mr. and Mia. Edward Mcyers uni
iamily of New York are at their sum
mer residence on South atenue.
Miss I’l‘vlllls, 'MtsI Rolol and Min
thy: are at tin-tr summer rt'sidvuc-
at 'l‘almadge iiiil.
There wait no meeting of the 15. ll.
sowing club. Monday curling. »'I'lic
members are considering i-llnplllilll-l
of mil-tings until full.
l’crcy Raymond and dztuglitcr oi
Cambridge, Mass., Were wot-held
Vlis‘lloi‘l of Illl parents. Mr. and Mia.
Goorge E. Raymond on Seminary
street.
The New Canaan: will be in their
home grounds. Saturday. to meet the
Port Chet-tiers. Aitcr defeating llidgt-
held, last Saturday. to to 2, lilt’)‘ ex
pect to show the boys ironi down tii‘
line that they urc repratcra.
Workinen have how l‘Ilgllgt‘tl in Oil
larglng the rear entrance of tho tin--
IllltlH‘, so that the chemical iuito up
paratus will clear it easily.
Mr. and era. George ll. Jellil‘i‘, Jr'.
have returned from their honeymoon
trip. and are now occupying one oi
Cornelius 'l‘aylor'o house at Talmadgd
Hill.
Clarence Yarrow, who has been vl's-
Juudttaibt Stillman homestead on
Ocnoko avenue. for the put three
wccko. went on Monday to the home
of his parents. who reolde at Auburn-
dule. Mose.
Mrs. Henry B. Rogers and Miss
Mary 1.. Rogers will tlke possession
of the Warren homestead, corner of
I'fll'k and Clicrry streets today, to re
main a few weeks.
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Willis A.— Wood. president. general
manager and treasurer oi the Weed
'l‘rnoportatlon Linc. has given up his
“strenuous” business and will resume
his duties as ticket agent for tho New-
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road, after spending a year'l vacation
in town. He is now located in Bridgo:
port. 3
Adolph Bloch of New York took posw
session of Ir. iLIMoitte‘a bungalow on:
Weed street today. for the summon}
Mr. nd Mrs. Bloch have last returnedl
from their honeymoon to the Grand?
Canyon of Arizona. California and the:
Canadian Rockies. iMr. Bloch la a law-i
FRIDAY, your. loam
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SummerDressesf
THEY ARE QUITE THE MOST CHARMING AND '
EFFECTIVE DRESSES WE HAVE SHOWN FOR A_
LONG TIME. THE GRACE 0F SPRING TIME IS EVI-
DENT IN THEIR EVERY LINE.
$1.98 to $17.98
LADIES’andMISSES’
COATS
l"3.98, 55.98 and 57.98
THESE COATS ARE THE BEST VALUES AT
THESE PRICES IN NORWALK.
Wash Skirts Waist Special
98C to $2 98 78c and 1.98
All Styles and Sizes $1.25 Value and $3.00 Value
MEN’S & YOUNG MEN’S SUITS
$10 and $15
Children’s New Spring Style Dresses
98c $1.48 $1.98 $2.98
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Suits for Ladies and Misses
At Less Than V2 Price
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yer. a “’“BFGEHSE. bur'uasocilsir Mrs. I B. A. Serbcy ‘ has rentcd till}:
tloaa and of the Liederkranz and other house at the Heights for the summer.
civic organizations. ';
VACATION
ACCIDENT TICKETS
We Sell Them
(25:. per day.)
A man in Oregon bought a tickrt
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F. S. LYON
Good Job Piloting
Scs‘ Paper, Best Work, But Frices.i
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as NORTH MAIN crater l for 3 days, 75 cents. He was
1 killed in a railroad accident the
3' NORWM'K PHONE ’07, second day. and his family received
"N ’ i $5.000 cash. Moral—buy a. ticket
BASEBALL i beiorc you go.
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NORWALK BC:EBALL own i J. M. Layla“ &C0”lnc.
' Real Estate and Insurance
“WWW" nuts. 5 Railroad Ave. South Norwflk, Ct.
Amuouwons Park
Juno ll. 1910.
MIKE-m MESSENGER
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WALT V
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' WHY Yes! -i'M Dome A
‘LiTTLE lemo UP ARouNo
“m5 House AND l WANT You
772‘ HELP ME — New I'LL
HeYE- DID
You CALL .
FER ‘14
Willa 'ltts spook-jun
stT TuRNlNG OVER THE
Son. out". You GET DOWN
it? ALL THE SMALL Grows
To THAT FENCE-
—GET THE RAKE/9N0 GATHER.
AND WEEDS 9N0 PUT THEM
it! THE WHEEL Mow"
*AND THEN IWAN‘l’YoU To
CHOP 'lliie Wooo AND
DON'T CHOP lT Too
Flue - T HEN-
-I WANT You To -
savi- WHERE ME
YOU Game ?
DnT's ENOUGH
Boss— You DON'T
WHNT A MESSBVGGR
soy -— YUH WANT
A LONGSHOREMBN.’
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