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Conrad Seymour has resigned his
position in the Westport Tannery. and
will work for his father in the future.
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tthe storm spent a mat enjoyable ev-
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town, yesterday, on business
firemen's halt The many who brunt
A. Dan, offew-Havsuywasiu
Heloallyrecelves wordolthorlfiesl
inhehadnmuducidssto
leave sunny ltsly issurchdhisfon
, tune. L'nder the Italian law two cere-
monies are necessary to‘la wedding.
the civil and the church. Time be-
ing short, Helena and Roberto decile
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In. S. W. Raymond. of Betta place.
ls visiting friends In Wilton.
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Gravel has been spread over Ilowan
ltreet and packed down by s steam
”teller.
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CrflF'ey. callci the Marion, is to be
fluled upon the Fowler's Dry doek.
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This morning. at the Martin Schooll
.East Norwalk, a delightful shower;
,vwaa tendered Miss Adele Belts, one of; I
:the popular teachers at that edu('.lll011—;
Esl institution. A large number of her
lfrlends were present. Miss Belts,
:who is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.‘
lt‘armi Bette, of Newmwn avenue, will
be united in marriage in Uctober to
Mr Johnson of t‘ollinsvtlle, Conn. The
Howard Holly, of Stamford. was
1 this town, yesterday. on business.
Fred Finch, draft clerk in the Home
Bank, has purchased a Ford automo
bile.
» day evening in Bridgeport.
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Fit Horn oldi r .
1 d” e for the s e a many Roberto goes to the coal Elihu-ti
‘ cation on his
to have the civil ceremony performed
at once, so that he may leave, and
'to have the church wedding upon his
return wth great riches.
immediately after the civil
Postmaster Fred smith spent Tune
A new steward is in charge at
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or Pennsyhuula. lie is Here but u
short while when the mother of Htl'
ena dies. and size decides to go to Aut-
erica and join her husband. She ar»
rncs at Naples. She misses the
Harry Schlichting is enjoying a va
houseboat at Scott‘s
Cove.
The launch belonging to Christoph-t
stables were spread in th‘
tbrary on the second floor, and con-
tained an abundance ot good things.
The decorations were yellow and
white, with dafodils for place
The [33(‘llt'3 presented Mia-s Belts
with a large basket of daisies. and in
'the bottom of the basket were gifts
of linen and china, which were great-
ly appreciated by the recipient. The
Marvin teachers present were Miss
Carrie Petty. Irene Barrett, Louise S.
Kroger, Miss Dorothy Drake, Natalie
Wheeler. Ethel Callahan, Augusta Fal-
lon, Principal George E. Thompson,
Emulus 1.. Carr and other in attend
ance were Mrs. Robert Lee, Hrs. Chas.
1‘. Mitchell and Mrs. Charles V, Sear-
(m8.
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Mr. and Mrs. Williams of New
York, have rented part of F, A.il liran-
ds's house for the summer months.
Oliver Leach. of Brooklyn. is vis-
iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hickson w. Cole. Rowayton' avenue.
The garage erected by Mrs. M. L.
Demeron, for the use to her guests
at the Tokcncke Inn, is about coni-
‘ pleted.
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1 Dr. and Mrs. T. Iii. Lloyd of Ilt‘ook-
llyn, were recent vls;tors at Tokeneke,
‘having rented their cottage there for
this season.
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weeks has delayed farmers in plant-
few
st hool lI- '
Ralph Ilrundage, of First street, healing crops, but has incidentally made
merited a position offered lllm by the prospects for a large hay crap practi-
Iscal undertaker, David Raymond. catty ussursd.
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8’ Ire: Irving Smith, or Amityvlllen Several of the members of the Nor-
lag Island, is visiting her mother,‘ “'3“ Ylflht club will ”1} their pulls
Eran. Frank Parsons, of this district. :10 1'" ‘ “'ashligfom I" Y0“- ‘0‘
‘ .morrow. and attend a smoker of the
um,- Pinch. of n“ Nomalkannlckerbocker Yacht Club.
.ent Thursday in Poughkeepsls,i "‘ "‘
where he witnessed the big firemen's‘
ushrstion,
Many fruit trees that put forth
their blossoms so profusely last
spring, and later were quite well lad-
tea with non sets, with bright indi-
lcatlons of a good yield, have their
The Indies' Aid Society held I
menu. yesterday. at the home of
In, Samuel w. Kelly, on Seaside
lace. Routine business was trans.
med.
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and frequent rains.
Charles Abbey, the actor who has
William Davis, an employe of .l. W. been playing with the llumpty Dumpty
Holly & Son, has recovered from an Company in Chicago, is home for the
attack of malaria. . summer.
steamer, and at the instigation of
Tochettt (Arthur Donaldson.) a wet-il-
thy and powerful roue, she is inveigi-
? . ed to the house of La Terribula thlts.‘
cards. ‘
i The Durien ball
tri Washington team. Sunday, in Wash
pa ington, Cool. and was defeated to the
tsoore of 6 to 4.
team played the Cecil Raleigh, where she is kept pn-
soner and terribly abused,
Finally she is given money and a
steamship ticket to America, and re
leased and told to rejoin her husband
Ii. Toele is operating a litnsy. In a
few weeks. he will make daily
to Pear Tree Point.
Birthday anniversaries were popular An memtpfuem was furnished by
in town yesterday. Assistant Postman the kindergarten class of the Dorieu
ter Clarence S. Isthsr, Dr. John God- school. 'elrerday’ “my" the charge of
frey, and little Miss Elizabeth DeCour- Ilsa but The mug tot] recited and
cy were among the local celebrants ro- an; and gave much pleasure to those
rted.
9° present.
The funeraI'M Hrs. Cornelius Sherb' Bullragan Bishop E. Campion Ache-
dan was held this morning from it. son, who began his three days' mission
John's Church, in Noroton. Interment at St. Luke’s Church, Nomtoa. limited
, V“ in Swinsdsle cemetery. Ira. a most interesting speaker, and, at-
Sheridan died ‘1‘ the Stamford H0591- though the rain depleted the atteut.
tal on Wednesday. anus at last night’s service there WI.
—"-‘ a large at teudance is the morning, and
The case of Charles Crabb vs. Msr- my of those present expressed their
garet II. Gild. both of Stamford, was deter] Instlon to hear .1] three of the
tried ”do” George W. Sherer, “'Pd' morning addresses which were u ser~
nesduy evening. Th6 plaintive was ies on the parable of the Prodigal Son.
allowed damages of 8250.00, but the Bishop Acheson :pohe again yester»
defendant appealed the case. day morning, and Wm continue his
"f_ mission today. Illt‘ mornlnfi ”“4095
llev. H. I). Triukhaus who has been being .1 1]. and um evening services
pastor of the ill. It}. Church at Watch at g.
town since April. and who was for the
five proceeding years pastor at New A meeting of a committee of 18 110-
(anutm, was the guest of Dr. C. II. ies who ‘re to spurt-t the local talent
chlol‘ of Us Ridge on Tuesday. and assign parts for the presentation
‘” of the extravaganza “l-‘i-lt‘i," for the
A handmade poster advertising the benefit of the pump Library. met 01
Japanese entertainment to be given by Monday evening. to plan the affair.
the Epworth League at the Methodist Mrs. Arthur l’hillps of Tokpueke n to
Church, on Saturday evening, July 1, be chairman of n... general committee.
"ms affixed to a telegraph pole at the It has been mrcmpd m portptne the
foot of the stairway loading from the mtg. for a week or two later
‘Post road to the eastbound station than mu, planned. since the
yesterday. but the rain spoiled the or "no“ commencement this week ans.
tlst's splendid handiwork. tho lethodlst "Comp-18:! Week” next
week will prevent III! of "IO 6399“”
Highway Superintendent Robert N. .4 ”minim from devoting much
Greens and First holsctman George II. time to mm]. until June Is over.
V. Schlichttng cailsd at the Wiener m were to have coalesced
place on Nsrotoo Ivsuuc. Tuesday to on gnu-‘1’, but H. I. Swift of the
codeuVor to settle the grievance ion. of Clovshnd.
heart she starts for the coal mines.
tonly to arrile as an explosion mortal
1y injures her husband. She tells hm
dying husband of her mistreatmcnt In
Naples, and he IIIBEBIS upon litr
swearing an oath of Vengeance ag-
ainst Tocketti and u remnant.
Later, while she is posing for an
artist she is courted by a young as '
wealthy countryman whose name in
Naples has refused to give his con-
sent to his marrying the' pretty
model. On the pretext that she will
go back to Naples with him and it.»
duce his uncle to consent to their mar-
riage Helena and her lover return. on
their arrival she is taken to the palace
,of the uncle to be presented to him.
On their introduction Helena recog»
nizes the uncle as Tochctti, the man
who has encompased her ruin; but
although he thinks there is something
familiar about Helena,. he done not
recognise her. The uncle pays her
marked attention and the nephew be-
comes more and more jealous.
Tor-hettl receives her in his private
retreat, afier informing his personal
attendants, two huge black men, that
under no circumstance is he to be dis
turbed unless he rings an enormous
gong. Helena captivates the old mm!
with her wiles. and as they drink a
bottle of wine together she pours poi-
son into his glass. He uses this in a.
mirror. and. returning to the table.
insists upon Helena drinking the wine
from his glass and he from hers. She
doesh so, having previously exchang-
ed glasses without his knowledge.
When the poison begins to take eflect
in that country. With revenge In her ‘
“I
F. Wagner. florist, who claims his
place was damaged by the trading of
the highway when the cement road
was laid last fill.
The graduation exercises of Center
School will bs hsld in the Congrega-
tional church this evening, for it was
demonstrated last year that tbs Town
Hall ls too small to seoomodste those
who wish to attend. As in former
the platform with tbs eighth grade, to
join In the singing 01 special numbers.
C. Rogers Orgsstust
B. Bennett. of 5 Woodslde avenue.
Us resigned his position with the
larval]: Steamboat company, and has
. “ken one with Mrs. Gair, of Greene
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At the annual meeting of the Ep ‘0]. which “I. boys and girls have been
worth League, 0' the Methodist EDIS- l {rum ’0? ”me “me by u,“ Th.”
'copal church. last week. the following as Hoyt. .30 wss rsoentiy ”m
who discloses her identity and shows
him the wedding apron which he httd
laughed at when he wet her years am.
Just as Tochetti ls about to strike his
gong to cull aid he dies.
will not arrive in town until loudly.
\bscsuss of the ehhngs In plsss.
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W _ death of one of the persons upon
m COLLIN. m FATI'I INSTRU- whom she has sworn vengeance, gtoes
HINT IN FOX! FIL! 0' IT- to the home of La Terribula, who had
ALV, “A WOMAN'S HONOR! lured her to her ruin in her youth. En-
——-—- tering the house by a seldom-used
”“0"“ stripped by the heavy winds years, the seventh and. will occupy A “cry of Two Countries film Com- door, she looks In and sees her your!!-
Io Opal 8hr Opportunity Us Use er sister. Maria (Anna Reedor), in
M Hair an Eye- is I“ Mme. the same room to which she had been
lugs—Naples and New York Are taken years before. She. enters the
Court's cf the Cary—At the Isles! room' and engages in a desperate tight
7m. with In Terribuls. After a terrific
II a one time in Poughksepsls, yes-l
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ofllcers were elected for the year:
President—Oliver 1. Clark.
First Vice-Harold Cutblll.
Second Vice—Belle Crockett.
Third Vice—Charlie Arnold.
Fourth Vice—Gladys Mills.
Secretary—Mildred Jennings.
‘hll ln’ today.
had a spread today in honor .of Miss
hora Sherwood. the popular kinder-3
‘Irten teacher, who is not to returnl
to this school next year. l
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Treasurer—Warren Jennings.
Members of the Board of Control——
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The teachers Of the Marvin school, William F. Jennings and Harry S. Br): dently thought that nowadays fair
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'l'ln acidic story of s woman's stugglc she is victorious. choking tht'
lovs and the adventures It led Mr lu- womtm with the marriage apron.
M. tom the hauls of "A Woman's During the struggle Maria escapes
Although It had been announced BM." the William M photoplly in and Guido Ferrari (Bradley Barker).
that. if the weenie? were unsuitable which Jose Collins Is ohm. TM a marshal of police, comes in and,
for an outdoors affair. the strawberry scene of a large part of the picture finding the marriage apron which as a
festival of St. John’s Church, Nororon, is laid in Italy. Into these surround- boy he had seen Help“ embroider,
Bender resigned.
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evening, the committee in charge svi— black hair nud 0TB. Mk! perfectly,
Helena (Jose Collins). a beautifuhfound. '
evenings come at too long Intervals to mountain peasant girl, is desperately Helena tells Tochetti's nephew of
make it worth while to wait, and so, in love with Roberto (Armand Cor-' the wrongs she had entered at the
' , ' ‘ in It until another ten. who lctnt'nr. her altectlon and hands 01 his uncle. He marries be:
.lt was held Wednesday night. as 'a "h“‘l’u ' -' ‘ M"er his condition. and they return to America.
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