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”Bo-eats! hawsymsmmumdawloptksw Hdsoftke
lion loo-annuity. llvillhesmsmss
on s small . without ”halos
1*- Th; mu m vii! M-
a! s My mm mine at the
church, when the District Super-m
m1. Rev. Charles W. Mom
of Stamford. will preach. sud m.
Biohu-d Tiader of Tokoueko, who on
terede‘ricssnumborofyeusago
u a missionary, but who inter gaimd
nmflmubuuimwmymmm Miers‘m. l
ride. ‘
much were Windy phasing. As a ‘
‘ 2ng‘iflm3wmd to Billy: “mm - I
W has an imam-t in three or Godfrey for having the best record L-mregmdm church—Dr. Herbert
i1“ suns '50 m 9'9"“! in the W! for clout buds, C1883 finmlls. s. Brown, minister. A ]
int-low of tho develomuonis of the out clean (sue, neck. and cars, during the in - ~ st 1 .
few days. Milton. tho son of Dr. and term. may had given his solemn as- . inlay oer-woos ~ 0'30 3. 111. And
Mrs. F. Milton Smith. is neuron to pounce thul both he and his mother sperms musxc lb being planned {on
the scene of actual conflict. being in bad diligently applied soap and runs?!
the 18th C'Vlln. m of the Wh- every morning (if the term. The [0.18
mull which. under Goa. Pershing. were a great credit to the ability and.
Th9 Oriol- will play the Sousa-
ms. tomorroi, sl sauatuek. The
team will make the trip by trolley.
Mrs. Butler. who was the gun at
Its G. Shallots. left on the 10:30
Lulu ht Kline, yesterday.
The schooner, hry E. Cuff. owned
by Captain Gnyuor. carriad a seventy-
can load of blsst gravel to the Nor-
wslk iron Works. yeswrdsy.
Wallace Shear, of this town. has
joined tho Aviation Cons, of the U.
eveniu at ":30 ’. m. l
8. Army. 8 I D
Session of the Sunday Schod so;
low the morning service !
u the mo of weather we had yes- The Dunes baseball new will sky
A. HASSEN
NATIVE .
Strawberries!
terdsy continues the local oystermen
l predict that there will be a good crap
1 of seed this year,
‘ Charles Wilson, jr., of Central sve-
nue, Fosoer Park. has accepted I po-
sition in the Woolworth Five and Ten
Cent store.
The deel Oyster Company bu
begun loading shells. The first load
was when out this morning and will
W 3, sum be planted on their grounds on
*1th e very Bridgeport"
—-—-—-—- a John Cabansjs bong-tile Louise. has
. ‘ been removed from Fowler's dry duet.
. ALSO 'l“ y and game-warden Wilbur Smith’s
CANTALOUPES’ 1 hunch is taking its pines, to be re-
WATERMELONS pair. The (falls-9 of the leak in this
' but is unknown.
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS, l
VEGETABLES A strawberry fesmal was held at
the home of S. Edwards, of Winfield
'street, last night. for the benefit of
E . 5‘3 power of the religion of
Telephone Us :52:
We Deliver
' EAST
. Marmot
W.
Dr. R. M. Bennett. of Sendewi-vo'
‘
, .. at. who is employed by« the Colgsle
Company in Boston, is spending a few
‘ _fln home with his family.
Will (lehrmsnn of First Ct. in hav-
hg the must of his sail boat scraped.
* The District Commissioners will
‘ hold their regular meeting at the El-
uctrlc Lighl l’lanl, on Bnyvlew street,
hut Norwalk Monday.
The Standard Oil Company ll; be-
‘uning lo oil 11::- ulreets in this dis-
trict. This morning they were work-
hl on Osborne avenue. Residents
' hope that Sesvlcw venue will be lhe‘
Q ,uxt street lo receive a coat of oil.
‘ i. the dust Is so fine us to blow- over
mfmlrlaus whenever an auto passed
:3!-
The East Norwnlk Yacht club re-
gain committee held a meeting. on
Wednesday evening. in the club house
do make arrangements for the motor
bout race to be hold on the Fourth of1
Jilly. The committee would like mo-
ior boats from other clubs to enter
In the race. The East Norwalk resi-
hnts are looking forward to an ex-
Citing race. Ellery year. huge crowds
turn out lo see this event.
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The Men's Class of the East Avenue I
Inlhodlsl Episcopal church will hnvo
. h- . speaker tomorrow. F. A. Then-
Q‘Ilt of the Monroe street mission. a
In who is living the gospel of the
‘mvtherhood of Man. Mr. Thoriault
lit a forceful speaker who presents
. 5 his faith as to the reality of the sav-
Jesus
Christ. and has the proof right with
film in the person of men whom he
Ila brought to the limiter and who
rate glad to lesllfy of him.
' l \Vodneodayl.
' ward, of Silvermlne, Tuesday.
the Christ church. Japsnese lanterns,
strung around the lawn. bsaullfled
the scene. A very large crowd was
in attendance. and all reported a line
time,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Beckwolh
announce the marriage of their niece.
Deborah Anna Blsakney, of New Hu-
ron, to Howard Warren Benedict, on
June lwenlvflrat. at
"Mr. Benedict is a
and
Bloomfield, Conn.
popular nallva of this district.
llstlons.
No section of the city
more luterealcd in the question of
; taxation than East Nomlk. inasmuch
as under the present municipal or-
"rangaaenl luxpsyers in min part of
the town are paying more for whal
they are gelling than olhcr pnrls of
the town. Therefore it should be u
pvfillege to attend lho meotlng of the
in commission to be held in the
ITown Asstbly hull, First lllalrlcl.
' Monday evenlgu. Go bsforc the com
.mltte and help than] get the city on
u better assessment basis.
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Miss Berlha Selling" of New York
“ ’x - fin
‘is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. M. V."
Schilchllng.
‘ Mrs. Murray Hamilton of Norolon
Heights entertained Mrs. William Bol-
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First Selectman George M. V
Schllchllng is spending a few days at
New Milford. whore he has a summer
collage.
The recent rains have so flooded the
telephone wires conduits that men
were at work yesterday pumping them
out.
‘
Cecil Hodgman, who has beer on u
long onlof—town trip, has returned. to
his home here.
his many friends send him cougraiu. _
should be
the Rosalinda. of Bridgeport, on Sun’
day. The teuu will nuke the lap by
iauzo—buu.
4
Miss K. A, Quorisy. who has been
'visiung friends in this town, has re-
turncd to her home. in Snybnook
, Point” Conn.
|
1 Mn Hurray Hamilton of Nonta-
Helghts is sutcriu from a bad cold.
which also aggrsvntu her recent in-
jury when two ribs were fractured.
if John Fitch. who hss been in Andrew
Taylor’s service and has been ennui.
~feur of the motor truck, has resigned
to lake a position in Stamford
The new cement road leading from
Norman svenue to the eastbound sla-
tion at the Heights has been opened to
trailic.
Invell Trigga. who hns been a lid
dent at the Massey School for Boys,
at Bronxdnle. N. Y.. is home with his
parents for the summer vocation.
Mrs. Homer 1. ‘llnymond of Sprint
dale, formerly of lbs Heights. is recon
ering from an operation for appendicit-
is to which she was recently subjected
all the Stanford Hospital.
Mr. sud Mrs. Seth Austin 0} Pound
Ridge recently spool several days new
with their children. W. 1. Austin. Mrs.
'Edward Sluuson and Mrs. James Curl-
son. at the Heights
J. L. Slmffec. proprietor of a tea
and coffee route which covers all the
seclion from Norwnlk lo Stamford. has
moved from Slamford into one of F.
W. Tooker‘s houses on the Post rosd.
James Golding. who has won seven.
prizes in sprinting contesls. and is ‘0
counted one of the best sprintors in
the Sluts. will represent Nomtou
Heights Firs Company at the Slut.
convention tournament and athletic
games at Savln Innok. July 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Ban. H. Roymond of
Mansfield svduuo. Mu celebrate tho
Hill) anniversary of their woddllg. Sni-
urday. and in few friends have been in-
vited lo lulu ihem in azl universal-y
celebration that evening.
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*Robcrl, the youngest child of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank lloCourcy who follow‘
ed the example of his slslerawho have
just recovered from an nlluck of chick
enpox. by taking the compiainl, is
now on the way to recovery.
A full rigged cut bonl will be pre-
r-s-nled lo the most popular boy in
Darlen. by the Methodist church. The
s worldwide fume us explorer. scion
list and big-game hunter in the Dark
Combat. and will with meadow
Roosevelt on the Miler"! African trip.
will sing. The following Sunday
night, July 2. Mr. Tjudor will preoch
and sing. lhus closing the week. On
the various evenings between, the dif-
Iereni organisations of the church will
in turn provide an “lensinmenl in
connection with the bum, which will
be in full swing each night. The
grounds about the church will be ll-
implanted with electric lights, and A
number of humus will be ready to sell
usehl and fancy artloes and food.
M! night. Brotherhood will hsve
churns ofn strawberry and lmmnm.
festivsl. and three of the lending mam-
bers of the Boa-Ton Minstrels will
supply the entertainment Tuesdsy
evening Marvin R. Don of Stamford.
the versatile enlcrlnluer. will under
songs and readings. Wednesday even
in. lbs sketch recently presented at
an euterlninment in the chapel. "The
Census Taker.” will again be present.
,od. Thursday night; the Ladies' Aid
Society. whose suppers are famed.
will endeavor to surpass themselves.
Friday evening. another enlertnin-
maul recently given here. and wall
apprecinlod. “The Village Postmis-
tress," will be repeated. Saturday
night the Epwonh lasguo will hold
a Jspuuaso entertainment. A gypsy
forlonedsller will be on duly each
evening. and s vlotrols will be played
every night, whle on one of the even-
ings the [lotion Band will also be on
hand to furnish music. ‘"
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Whooplug-colgll- is prevalent among
the children of the town.
Miss Mabel Fisher of New York"
is the guest of Miss Mario Wagon.
st Norolon.
Work on the new roadway on Lil»
don sveaua, Norolon Helghls.. has
commenced,
The udlos' Auxiliary of the Nero-
tuu Heights fire company is planning
to give a dunes t Tuesdsy nlthl.
l , ‘ Li ‘ .
wuuun J. Fleming. in. of ions.
field nvouue rolumcd Wednesday from
s isug'thy 'iuslisE-"lrip tn'.Auanuo
City.
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Wanna Green's lunch wagon lino
been connected will: lbs Nomlon Wm
lsr (iompany's lnalus.
Dr. Henry Muller of Baltimore is
W'llinx his parents. Mr. and mu.
hicdrlch blullor. of Mansfield. avenue.
Miss Mai-carat Rind. daughter» of
Mrs. William J. Rind. of Mansfield
voting will begin on Monday and Will'svouue. whorls director of gymnastics
last until Saturday. The boy receiv-
ing the gravest number of votes will
win the prise.
The plans for “Campaign Week" to
be observed by the Mothodlst Church.
beginning Sunday. hnve been about
compleled. and the church folks are
hoping that some more sonsonable
,nnd less wet weather than June has
so far supplied may be allotted next
week. The affair is an elaborate af~
fort. extending over a week. to raise
a substantial sum to reduce the mort-
gage of $7.000 with which the church.
.“t
ln s huh school in lllluols, bu urn-lye
ed at her home here for the summer
vacation.
The closing exercises ofiiha kinder-
serlous injury to her hip. Her ad‘-
vancsd ago makes tug.» accident on-
peclslly to be regretod by Mrs. Frost's
many friends.
The Indie“ Aid Society of tho
Congregational church held. a very
successful cake sale at the home of
Mm R. C, Lot-tor, on the Post rind.
Thursday afternoon. Dr. H. S. Brown
w“. -
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SENGER ulrsumcuulmm . or
' «our lumen-aci-
, REM 5W5 15 ee- .,
may we -'
mamm-
entered Mexico in pursuit of Villa
some months ago. His parents mosh-
ed a lcller from him Wedneodily.
which reported him well. The two
Combs brothers, Chester and Hurry.
are also likely to no. service soon if
the Mexican amenities become more
scum. Hun is stationed at Eagle
Pass, Texas. and likely soon to cross
lhe box-liar into Mexico. and Chester
is stntioued somewhere along the
Panama Canal.
Mr. and Mrs, William A. bong of
Willismsporl. Ps.. have announced the
engagement of their daughter. bliss
Mammal Ellen. lo flout. Robert A.
stender. U. S. N. Miss bong has
been klndergsrt. loscher at Center
School for the past lhree or four
years. and endeared herself to sue-
. The mes-ling of the Y. P. 8.1‘. h‘g
. '1 h v’ ‘ v . A ..‘. .
fa: hful crime of their leather. his: “m be held at 6:30 p. m. l
“W. “q WM. '1 A‘ filmhr game On Wednesday will he held on”
exertion. lss .ong. o s gn mi (1109] Willis for no. and
ed because of her msrrlge own. in- _ ‘ E“ n
, , the lecture prepa.a.ory to the Sacral
lrodwced her successor, Mlss Brand.» ment of the d’s supper will N
of Rowaylon, who has been engaged glVen » .
by the School Board for next lesr. ‘
Presbyterian Church, Norman—Rev.
Carlos Marlyn. D. D.. pastor. .
Dr. Carlos Msrlyu is expected id
conduct divine worship ~n Sonia!
morning at ll oclock and to open!
of the “Fruits of Christianity!" l
Al 7'30 the paslor will nresch. l
Sunday school muo- at 9245 iv
Elder Eugene T. Burgosser, Sui
perintendent.
Wednesday night sl 7:“. the raids
weak chapel service. The pour in
charge, .
Friday evening, at 8 o'clock. men'd
Rt. Rev. E. Common—Acheson, Sul-
‘frsxu BishOp of Connecllcul, again
c" used large congregations yeslcr»
«J, at St. Luke's Church. Norman.
where he has been wnducling 3 three
days‘ mission which was concluded
will: the service inst night. Yester-
day morning at 7:30. the Bishop ad-
ministered lhe holy communion. and
he concluded the series of addresses
on the Parable of the Prodigal Son
al ll. Last nighl he spoke most in-
to You." He refund to the four gos-
cecdlug classes 0’ children sud 2“?" pels given by the evangelists, and of
parents. Lleul. lavender ls radio the symbols which bud been comonly
Operating 8.".ch to Illotlllfl 0f lor- 3000M iii expressing the peculiar
podo are. The marriage is lo be ides of est-h evangellli—lht’ man. do-
clsss for Bible Study. in the library
‘ l
. admiring psrsnls and Moods.
1were crdsvdod out into the halls. For
held in lbs early fall. after which Miss
Long's home will be on the briuy
deep. except for three months of the
year. when oilircrs' wives are. not per—
willed aboard. during munoevets.
Charles Crabbe of Del'll's Den, in
Slumford. was found guilty by Justice
George W. Shearer, Tuesday night of
recklcs‘fdrlving and assault. and flu-
ed 825 and costs. but took no appeal.
The cone wss the outgrowlh of an ac-
cident in which lies Margaret Gill,
an operator in the local lelophone ox-
;chunge. living in Stamford. having
just been transferred from the Slam-
ford exchange to Darlen. figured on
May :1. Miss Glll was wnlklng along
the Post rusd near the golf ground.
‘belwoou 1 and 8 in tbenoraing.hsv-
lug been on night duty and enjoying
so early morning wslk as m u Mill-
er’r Bridge, when Crabbe. dnvmg :5
horse. run into her. Ind injured her
severely.
The contract for the permanent
paving of slnsfleld avenue from the
end of the pmsent concrete road to
the New Canaan line. and of Middle-
sex rosd to connect llsnsdold avenue
with lbs new Norman avenue mud
has been awarded to William Armor
or Stamford; Bids were opened cl: the
odioc of Highway Superintendent
Robert N, Green. on 'l‘uesday at noon.
Mr. Arllmr‘s bid is considered very
low in view of prosonl conditions.
will: material and lsbor st top-notch
prices. Prices to be paid are life her
cubic yard for oxcuvaung. 10 He
sounn- yard for reinforcing. 6c yd. for
rolling and finishing. £1.37 sq. yd. for
rsvcmont. 81.08 per lineal fool for 12
inch culverts. $1.52 an, fl. for 18 inch
culverts. ”v.80 each for catch basins.
extra work at 10 per cent. over the
cost of labor and materials;
Mrs. C. C. Front of Mansfield avo-
run trlppvda over a rug on chnerday
and fell with such force us to cause a
Eirton at Center school were held on,
Thursday memoon. The room was
too small to aouommodute the new
tots. about 40 In number. and tumor
who‘
no bour. will2 a hull the children. all-
rum! in their finest. frocks. gave at
pleasing exhibition. of their motion;
soups. games and exercisbs with sev-i
em! rocllnllons besides. a consider-é
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DESMCGNE o
M. E. Church. Rev. Samuel 40.
Johnson. pastor.
Sunday Sermons by pastor. “To This
‘End was I Born.” '
Sunday School st 12 noon.
Choir praclice al 6 1). Hi.
7:30. .Speclal music. Richard Tjad.
er of Tokeneke will sing. Sermon.
Dr. Charles M. McCormick. Dislllct
Superintendent. Epwox'lh League a:
lbs close,
Epworlh League meeling xi 8:30 p.
veloplng into the tinsel, for St. Mat-
thew's. the lion, for Si. Mark's the on
for St. Luke's. and the eagle for St.
John’s. Then he applied his message
‘ asking what the neighbors and house.
holds of ouch of his summit. might
adopl as s symbol of lbs gospel 'ac-
cording to You" which each person
was expre‘ring by his daily life,
An cxh‘bll of the results of the in
slrucllon received by boys and girls of
tho scvcnlh and eighth grades in
manual training was held at Center
School Thursday afternoon and many
par-ems were surprised at the prowess
which had been made by the pupils
under the instruction of- Miss St. John
The Killi' Elhibll '13! displayed in There can be no reason why any
the moth-grade room. The “'8‘“ reader of this who suffers lhe for-
Ware fostooned "lh “110193 0‘ W937" [urea of an aching back_ the annoy-
lux alllllfl‘l. which had been Splendid ance of urinary disorder-blind Duns
ly sewed by the girl's. including Min and dangers of kidney ills will fall lo
,onu. fancy aprons and baby xarm- heed the words of a neighbor who
{emu showing a treat advance over has found relief. Read what a South
‘lust year's work, whan table and bed Norwall: when 53": «
linen. aprons sud similar plun sow :ll‘r's.’ Charios Owens, 67 Woodward
ing covered most of the exhibit. 0n .vgnue’ South Norwulk, says: "I was
the desks of the some room, the re— “we“ to may and nervous spells
‘sull. of lhe girls training in the cob “a wag annoyed by s. distressing
Man art was demonstrated Here kidney wenknes's. I felt restless and
was arrayed the most lcmpllng of in the morning, was all tiled °‘."' I
viands, all prepared on the immncu- '0‘ L11“ 9‘ pomp; Kldnq Pills at
lale tables and convenienl ollsloves “autumn-“g Store audit didn't
down in We basement—biscuits, fr11- lake lhem long lo relieve me. During
tors. potatoes. salads. fancy cakes. me years that tho passed. 1 have
loaf cakes. layer cakes. plea, dishes taken Douro Kidney Pills occasion-
en cssscrole and a boat of other good my and they have kept me in, good
los to make ones mouth water. In henllh. “'11:“ I have said in my form-
their workshop in "‘0 531.9me ”19 or public endorsemcul. still holds
boys bad on dl‘splay examples of their good." .
handicraft with carpenters” tools. pnce 50c. at all defile”, Don't film.
Thom ware little pieces like penrscks ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
.md pln “I”. lsmr' “W93 “k“- Dosn's Kidney Pillk—lho some that
book 3119"”. book "Oil. ‘0'“ racks Mrs. Owen's had. Foster-Mllburn (30..
and cost racks. brood boards. band prom Buffalo, 3}, y.
mirrors. and oven mighty ante-look-
lns sleds minted in gorgeous red- TO AN UNCANNV cusTou. '
mm. thLmoct astounding mm; In ancient Egypt at the end of a;
about this work is lhst the boys‘ emc- fashiomble dlnncr a mommy richly.
lent lnslrnntor' in the use of ltesc mm“, “d gilded: .w“ presented to
Will: 13 3 30““ woman—Miss 3” each. guest in turn by s servant who
John. who h“ "N“! demonstrated said: “book on this. Drink and-enloy
“01 only the ““0!“ 0' the School yourself. For such as it is now. 30
Board in establishing the manual thou shalt be when thout art dead."
~training department about 18 months
ago. but In selecting Miss St. John. __." you liad m“ . 800d 89min!!!
for its supervisor. Besides the work classified “firm", at the time; you
on display. the boys had made about secured your msgnt position. per-
50 bird houses this spring, which had hops you have found one mymg
be“ 3'1““! purchased by residents 0' twice the salary-and with twice th
the town to provide places for the chance for useful sex-Via. 1
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NO REASON FOR IT.
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When South Nomlk Cilia-m Chow a
Way.
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