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William Cody. of Keyser place. had
a narrow escape from being severelyl
injured this morning. William wul
standing up in the back of the wagon,
owned by D. Canevari and driven by
his son John. when he lost his bal-
ance and tell on to his head. By some
miracle he Gifalltd serious injury,
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lhtDer. st—nlu label Jarvis.
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arrested by
Mr. and Mrs. ballad l". Bangor 01 Perry.
W have been uniting with firs/l
11.11. Berliner on Hoyt structures.
week.
Dos-tr merit uni ll.
Friday evening Temple lodge F. and
A. M. will confer the Master Mason
(degree on several feilowcrafters. The
Bring the warmer there will he no‘ meeting will take place in their rooms
Sunday-school in St. Aloysita‘ Church. at the Fable budding on State street.
The Saturday mass which was held at; A number of important business mat-
8 a. or. will be color-trod at 1:30. incl-s will be talked over. After the
— ‘ business meeting a social hour will
calls and bruises being the only result
Mrs. Cornelius Sharidea. of Noroton
Old mm A, v Va ~ Heights, died in the We?! HOSpi-I
tal, yesterday. after a five months‘
., We Dainty. . ‘ ’ linens. Hrs. sheridon had been in the
‘ 51‘” [319.13. E‘“ NOMk Ct OWA' 1‘)“ Z hospital for eight weeks. She is sur-
1 ' ' U" "' ‘ " vived by her husband and [our child-
- a; J _ . , .4 ’ _ J mt. The funeral service will be held
i ' ' . ' _ man, at 9 a. In, in St. John’s (‘1th
l W. Fred Ambler is the possessor 0‘ § ltc Church, NOroton, interment being
a “9' MR runabout. lin Springdale Cemetery.
be extensive plank floorins. which. The Right ltev. n. Campion Acheson,
.was laid over the surface of the two‘ Buflragan Bishop of Connetlutc. arriv»
Eteazlis courts at the James A. Farrell ed in stamford Tuesday night. and M
lithe? 10' use It We “9‘4““ "091* can his mission at St. Luke's Church.
ition as originally planned. “'3' taken Newton, today, at 11 a. in. He spoke
"UD ”HENRY- ‘ upon “The Gospel of God's Love and
A. HASSEN
8 Van lant. Cor. owns Ave.
NATIVE
Richards & Chard have taken a con-
rtract for blulnblng for a building (or 3“" Marguerite McIntyre h“ b.”
Home: lthrrell. president of the Unit- “5““ ‘° “"3 in 5" “m” cm“
‘ed States Steel Corporation, at lllck- _.
ory Bluff. South Nor-walk. it was ill
. 5mm ~-~ ‘Man's Responsibility." He will con-
? ‘ . A little "WT yacht attached ‘0 duct services every day. at ll 8. in.
‘ j i the New York Yacht Club stopped at and 8 p. in., until ind including Friday.
3 WI have some very .the Norwalk Yacht club over the mg diretc and apt way of presenting
' , nice ones—- ‘night. The owner used to shoot and his subjtct made a profound impress:
’ lrace with t‘oullnodore Francis Burritt, ion. The mission 1. being attended by'
. land his first inquiry was for the for- the members of all churches. its pro-
fit ALSO . liner local sporting man, who is now nlotcrs say: "What thou didst'oom-
I CANTILOUPES, i located in Bridegport. mulid is done, and yet there is room.”
WATERMELONS' l ‘KeBth‘lh Valentine‘s catboat “Tom- I’V-tmO"‘V‘-U'— “'5
in ALL KINDS OF FRUITS, inhawk” dragged its anchor in one of 3' ..
': VEGETABLES ‘ the squalls last week and stopped near ’ NE“
. ithe shore at the Tulhill cottage in .
!\\’ilson (.‘ovc. The owner her an .
N" Telephone Us 1512 lplaccd his boat in deeper water .tg‘. ’. \l
.5 We Deliver illss added more weight to the motor CANAAN .
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John L. Saunders of Waterbury has
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‘thla place that fire dest yed, Manda been the guest of Chief Schmidt this
? l. hi (1‘ , Q, - y week. 5
... ‘ it some house. whila a wedding
, {was being celebrated.~8tamfum Ad-
); gym“. Mr. and Mrs. Du'llel Horton of
. l Springdale were guests of relatives in
;" A:.--A:. --- - ‘ §ROWAYTON charlaN sunny. ‘9“ 0“ Sunday. ,,
OR BOOIETY. , ”—T‘
The prayer meeting committee, Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvihlll and son
which consists of Mrs. E. H. Every. Francis spent the week-end with
Ichajman. Mrs. 1.; vim". Mm Kue friends and relatives at Albany.
~Crockett and Percival Anderson. have
selected the following leaders for the Miss Marjorie Scofield treated DD-
.deyouon‘l services of the Christian plls of Grade 6, Center School. to an
lEndeavor Society of the Baptist afternoon at’tbo “11°"“' Tuesday. ' '
church, for the last six months of ' _—'_‘—— ,
1916: Mrs. A. A.Synicand her sister Mrs.
Richard Hendricks. of Cove avenue.
towed a raft of logs to Rowaytou, yeti-
mday.
Corporal Alvin Bayro, it First
met. left ,this morning, for Fort
Wright.
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Herbert v. Carr. of Ssavlow avetiue
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sands. N. Y.. today, for the purpose of Oct.
{will make the trip to Poughkoepsie.
ll. Y.. in his auto. today.
Ira. Ferdinand Klinmick. of Van
taut street. yesterday visited her son.
who is in the Bridgeport hospital.
.July 2~Mr A. n. Cleverly.
lJuly 9—Mltls Mary Sultan.
IJuly 16-min [Aura Crockett.
.July 23-—l’erci\'al P. Anderson.
éluly 30-—Mrs. A l}. Cleverly
.Aug. 6~Union Service,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwoood “.2 Auchuggh‘m I
not to be located in their handsome:Au:,,o_:—“r l; :ng'tglch.
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new home on Cove avenue, the iy
9'" .Aug. 27—Mra. Charles Morris
)art of next week.
Sept. 3—Mrs. E. Varian.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M, 15,30?" iii—Mm. H- “- Raymond.
{hurch held its regular meeting yes-18”" 17‘1“” E' ii. Every.
so t. 2 ... , .
bratty afternoon. at the church Rou- 0c? I‘Lxfinlutiliihnnda
the business was transacted. J church ser 00. “0‘50““
. . lOct. s—Mr. Frank Machotte
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ll rles LaCrolx. of Hawkins ave. Oct. lS-Hilllard Albrecht.
.m. is making the trip to Poughkoep- Oct. 22—Mrs Henry E Anderson
flit—Miss Marlon Jarvis.
;Nov. 5—tRcv. Henry E. Anderson.
lacing the local boys march in the
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J. A. Often. are spending the week in
Atlantic City.
Mrs LoviScofiold is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Goorgc tRawson at Auban.
Methodth N- Y» for four '0'”.
Alexander McKendrick and family
spent the week-end at their cottage.
Lafalot, Fairftcld lBeach.
3 Miss Maud Wilson of Brooklyn is
visiting with her aunt. Mrs. Thomas
’Wfison. Harrison avenue.
The New Canaan Auto Bus 00., of
which Gilbert P. Stevens is proprietor.
has purchased a ‘Rspubllc truck.
George Hoffman has rented the
house at the foot of the South Main
lie, William aller and Charles Wood
Inmen's parade. Nov. 12—Charles Snimn. street hill, formerly occupied by Mr.
{5‘ l _“"“ ‘ .NOV- Iii—Miss Kate Crockett. Emerson
1. The East Norwalk Fire Department Nov. 26—81”. Eugene Ambler.
‘, took the 8:12 trolley for Nomhlk. this. Dec. 3—11“th service. Methodist Mm” Marguerite McIntyre, Rose
it, morning. where they formed in line! church. ’ Knapp, and euro, Schuyler ”MK“
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with the combined fire-fighters of the Y Dec. lO—Mlss Margaret Hathaway.
Mrs. Elisa Seaman of Taimadge Hill
visited relatives at Port Chester this
week. Mrs. Seaman, who is 92 years.
od, made the trip by automobile.
The seleclmen are improving the
road leading from Mr. Dicfenthalcr‘s
residence on Brushyfilidge, east to
Canon Hill. ‘
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Mrs. Reginald Binder returned to
her home in New York. after spending
several weeks with her friends. Irat
W. W. Holt on Richmond Hill. l
One of the motortrucks used in
caning material from the road exca-
vations made by steam shovels sank
in the soft earth on Railroad avenue,
Monday Iftenoon and if was some
tins before it was undated. The
ground had become soft mm the large
amount of water that fell during the
shower and ran into the excavation.
The Neighborly Sewing Circle met
at the home of Mrs. W. A. Wheeler in
extra session. Friday afternoon. and
gave Mrs. Miles B. Adams of Hoyt
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street a shower of pretty gifts. The
ufluir was it complete surprise and at-
so the birthday of Mrs. Adams. Straw-‘
berries. ice cream and cake were serv.
ed by Mrs \t’lleelcr. MraJ. If. Silli-
mttnantl Mas llcssle Show.
Charles w J. llallssherr, w. Bruce
Mardon. James Mct‘ullough, Thomas
Cuddy and Harry L. Benedict of Stam-
ford will spend June 22 and 23 at
Whippoorwill Cabin, lako Slscowit.
Mr. Murdonisrccovering from serious
injuries receivcdlast month.\'\'hile he
was collecting fares on a Springdare
trolley car, an Adams Express wagon
backed into him as he was standing
on the running board. cutting a doc;
gash in his skull. breaking his nose
and wrenching his back.
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be spent and refreshments sill be.
served.
(‘bnrztd with intoxication and
[Hench of the peace. Frank Wheeler
was arrested and arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Joseph G. Hyatt
yesterday. lie was found guilty and
fined $3 and costs was imposed.
Wheeler was unable to settle and wet
sent y'all to work it out.
was made by Constable George Mills.
The Fairfield basehll team is so
3 anxious to book a game with the sau-
gatuck club and have thus far been
unsuccessful. they now char 1 side
wager of the for a series of games.
The boys of this team and lt‘airiield
have been old rivals in baseball for a
number of years and a series betwecl.
these teams with a side bet wodlti
create much interest.
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DESIRE 0F WOIAu CANNOT BE
GRANTED.
lsabalia Jarvis In Will Expressed Wish
That No Inventory of Estate
Is Required.
“i own no real estate and owe no
tit-Ills. It is my wish that no inven-
tory of my estate be required by the
court." 90 wrote lsabella Jarvis, of
Bridgeport, in her will dated Novem-
ber 29. 1914. She dlcd June t3, leavin:
property of 811000 to relatives. one
of whom is Stephen S. Jarvis. of So.
Norwulk. The laws require all inven-
tory and the wish cannot be granted.
Judge Paul 1.. Miller has received
notice from Buelah l. Woods that she
csltot nerve Rid executrix with the
other niece and nephews named. ow-
ing to domestic duties which would
conflict. licr resignation is attested
by a notary and has been accepted
by the Judge. lt'raak Millef and Chas.
.E. Houah have been appointed an
pruisers.
The testatrix left also to Mountain
Grove cemetery association for the
utor for a headstone. She gave 350.
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WESIFPO“ in", of ",0 lots and ”0° to the em tailed, wowed the body and ordered
‘ ' l .llshment where it is being held pro-
} {to her brother, William H. JarVil; .palatory to being sent to New York
' jhsr silver. and china to her nieces: today.
The arrest .
8mm Mom or Sport Model Now
7:57.
signs for July.
Many other new
member of the family.
Authoritative
Examples
Every late
Development
of Fashion find
tasteful
pression in the
beautifully
lustrated
Me Call
Fashions
Mct‘all Patterns Nos. 7239- The featureaof
distinctiveness
ex-
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A Quaint Model
McCall
On Salef
Patterns Nos.
755-7249. Many other new
designs for July.
and smartncss -.
will be instantly remarked in the dresses designed for every
Chas. J. Mintz & 00., So. Norwalk
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NEW YORK LAWYER KILLED BY TRAIN SCHEDULES REVISED FOR
AUTO. TOMORROW.
Car Turns Tunis at PlainviIIa-Wife
and Daughter Escape-Wet Road
the Cause.
PLAINVIIILE, June :2.——R. B. Mot-
fal. 59 years old, a lawyer at No. til
Broadway, N. )1, wltutc home ztddrcsa
is No. l2 East 66th street, New Yorlt.
was almost instantly killed yesterday
afternoon when he was pinned under
his large l'uckhrd tooling car when
the car skidded on the wet and slip
pcry road lit-hr Hart’s corners on lilt‘
Southington road.
Mia. Elisabeth Moist, and the chart"-
ft-ur, were tossed into the road. but
.escaped with bruises. The machine
spun around. then turned over so that
the wheels were uppermost.
I Help was summoncd. but -Mr
Mont was dead when the car was
lift“ from his body. Medical Ex
laminar Charles W. Moody. who was
‘it removed to an undertaking estab-
Besidos his wife and
moo to “my good triand. Minnie Ith‘htrr. Mr. Mont loaves two sons.
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SAIIGATUCK ;
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Howard Kenny is visiting this weak
in Yonkers. N. Y.
William Carpenter is having a new
stoop erected on the south side of
his residence.
After a visit with relatives in 809-
ton. Mass, Miss Ruth Bolaad has re-
turned. ' -
Walter J. Haddock has returned
from a visit with relatives in New
York city. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.8mm have re
turned from a delightful visit in New
York city with mm. ‘
A basket [Ionic was enjoyed by at
party of Bfidgeporters yesterday aft-t
.ternoon at Compo beach. Gaines woroi
played and bathing enjoyed.
Thomas Wither. who claims Provi~
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‘ corps band at
each. her nephews, Stephen 8. Jarvis.
anelah L Woods and SW Jarvis
Miller.
COAST ARTILLIRV CORPS NOTES
BRIDGEPORT. June 22.-—The Coast.
Artillery Corps left its home station
today for Fort H. G. Wright. on Fish-
er's inland. at the eastern end of
long island Sound. to begin its usual
annual tour of duty.
The local battalion made up of the
Second. Fourth and Eleventh Compan-
ies. under command of l.ieut.~Col.
Vincent ll. King with First ldeut.
Arthur Laroqua as hdiutant. left its
armory and with the coast artillery
its head marched
through the streets before entraining
for Now In“.
On every aids the artillerymou were
given an enthusiastic send-oil.
The hospital corps under Major
Frederick J. Adams. also left with tho
artillarj‘fully equipped for bid soc
vice.
—-Sontinol Want Ads. Pay. Try one
“'3 home town. waswt N- convinced.
vard University. and a younger son
at Groton School.
The members of the family on
tour warvgoiu to Choc“. N. 11..
and were coming towards Plainvlllc
‘03 their way to Hartford. Mrs.
lloffat and her daughter went to the
Allyn House in Hartford where they
spent the night.
PLAIN?!" DID NOT APPEAR IN.
(:00 RT.
in the case of John Sordtaau apply:
ing for a divorce. which was granted
yesterday. by the superior coult,
against Ruth 1!. Nordman. there ap
paara one of the strangest circum‘
stances which has arisen in the court
for a number of years. This is the
fact that during the entire hearing of
the ease. the platntifl. John Nortlmfln.
did not once appear in court. The ac-
» was decided in his favor. however.
and the divorce was granted yesterday
afternoon.
His Will‘, daugllter,r
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NEW HAVEN. June 22.~A reunion
of train schedules for the New Lon-
don regutta tomorrow was announced
by the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad today. The «lunged
were uccchitnted by the alteration in
the plans for holding the events mor-
ning and afternoon.
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SECOND REGIMENT CHAPLAN
RESIGNS.
SEW HAVEN, June 22.——Rev. W. L.
Phillips today resigned as chaplain of
the Second infantry as he has passed
the age limit of 64. and Rev. Dr. Orr
ville A. l’etly. of Plymouth church,
was appointed in his stead. by Colon-
el McCabe.
NEW HAVEN MLIHAMEH'DIILL.
. NEW HAVEN. June 22.—Milltia-
lthen who have been gathered at the
local armory to the number of about.
. warn, drilled~ today by their odi-
{Foster and one-third the residue to “"9““ '0‘“. ‘ student at 1“" corona dhersla.‘ " ‘ .
THE COUNTRY.
.Across the perfect summer day
‘ Comes floating from the faraway,
Above the grass where brcczcs
Play
And mhitis join in rountlclzly.
VA loud and intermittent bray:
Honk-hook ! Honk-hook!
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: Soft stealing through the Sabbath
air
So calm and still and free item
care.
Across the plowed lands, brown
i and bare,
And daisied fields where swaln
1 lows fare, '
.Thc odor floateth everywhere——
| Of gasoline.
“’9 “'9" °' the “M" mm- “1‘“ And nature lovers—self-termed
yesterday. that as far back as he could
remember. there had scoured only one
instance of the same kind.
] Attorneys Light s Light? or this
Lofty. represented the plaintid in the
action. which was brought on grounds
of deacrtlon.
“ova-use I The tunnel
so- .
Take to the roads that bend and
flow '
O‘er hilltops high and valleys low.
Past brooks that laugh and flow-l
era that glow; "
But what they see I (lo not know,
It’s zip, zip, zip. Peter Potter.
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