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hesitate b the virility of Cove
m and adjoining streets had a
due of street oiling on Sat-I‘ll.
which. as 0 result a the rain. made
Ithe experience anything but pleas-
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whopvatheirnmuael’lliia-I'.
that. one... laundry.
Julian-theatrical minin-
demand burden, mallet at the
8m Bunion. yesterday. The
monhavobeensnuoyingtharesileats
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“cits. Assad-rota w.
tery, which iaexpected todo lender:
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also hedone “the nation
William-clientterhns
hectakuasyothytheachooltrus
teeaanditiathtmghtthatnlneeung
to consider this mutter will he held
withinasbonume.
69-80. IAIN ST.
‘lng. {ofthatsoctiouofthsmandwoaid
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...J llamas wuglosworth. of So. Kory
Iwalk. ls having an sixteen horse
80 Van hut. Cor. Oahu-s Ava.
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not remove themselves when wan
ed away from that station. The tr‘nl
will be held this afternoon. at two
A diver has been at work on the
bridge for the last lew days locating
the pilea which need cutting 01 under
Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch. 0! Highland
avenue. has returned from a viait
with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kellogg, of
W-
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Em
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With the amoadi of July 4th. and?
its usual moan, cane: Penning?
ton. of the locol police, has again pro.
duoed the provisions governing the
more WIPMY MCREA
CAPITAL
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Fainir Company Ada 3,M.5itam.
At 5.
The f‘atnir {hearing Calpany g
New Britain has increased its «8’!
tall stock from 8225,0w by an in
sue of Show, divided into 3“.
shares of common stock, par vs”
. . less, to “OMWG- The Hm in Cook!
sale and ”colon-tam lire uorks with 1 Co. 01 New Britain is me largest
in the city nuns. end the lines liablc' holder 01 sway having 1.590 mam
for the viohthonnf the law. int the W”. W and 2’00“ w.
. , ~ , New Roan-lie, New \' k. . . Section No. 1 states that no person .. a. - . 5.
power engine installed to his launch oclook. . 0' “he" _Wh"‘; {‘9 ”PM“ ‘°’ ”‘9 shall keep. sell, (I expo» for 5418.1or»:’£:‘§’at's;§fu‘h Co. 013“”
ll: plat: of the original “ht hone-g ‘1‘” “l“ 5" "w" in“? are I hfylgunpooder. torpedoes, or any other . W” has incorporated and filed fl
'power Bum. Mr. Wigglesworth; Mrs. George Smith, her son a Df- All In. Charla E.Hackley,013unmber of lulu which are not visible! vsxiilusnes without tirst securing al (flufiw Mm me secretary of l“
Ihas great expectations of neat!“ John “‘13:, are visiting friends in.
'Ouhanna’s fast W‘ in the annual;
jEarn Nor-walk Yacht Club race.
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I The music tipis at Miss Sarah BS
iFei-guson gave their annual recitsl It
i
Spring Valley. N. Y. They expect to
remain there a week.
The Dorien lethodist Church on.‘
ed “ohms-sign week” with flying onl-
llowayton avenue. have returned from‘
a two week: visit in Philadelphia .'
Mk- .Iu‘y F. Hatkley has baen visit k
lag in lent Clair, New Jet-hey.
.m at L...‘ title. These will he tut
11' Mill the roury saw as won as
I: ) law been lo'atod by the diver
'llie diver bu also bten at work l‘t'v
moving the urge. stones from around
Mr. and Mrs. [mile Hughes, oiIthr- bottom of the more. Every time
ipetinit from the city clerk which ll l
i tense shrill he good nor one your. an]
. for which a fee of 85 shall be paid. I
3 Section No. 2 provides that no can
inun, guns, pistols. or other firearms
khan be discharged within the my
3 limits.
! Sectim No. a prohibits the sale of
sum. nThe capital stock “(bit-u
is sum, diudelinw its. diam
of common stock, pot radio/’1”.
The corporation will begin W
with “Mull. The W are
Foster E. Ha vey and Roiert ll.
Lewis of Hart 0rd. Albert S. Antler-
- t :the home of their teacher. 18 St. John org, yesterday. A mm sermon w”i 3’00“”. MW iork. hare complete. the diver W the bridge islany dynamite crackers and poudef 33mm»? Haven. and
Wbemes leueet, Saturday allcl'lm ... Following preached by Churleaw. lcComieLi' bungalow °n "‘9 W", 0’ 05°";U‘T0nled '10! a curious crowd and “'3' 1”!" ”1‘“ N0» 8' and 3'“ The’dysier River Oyster Comp-IV,
W0 haVe some very
‘the recital, the class was photograph on the subject of “The Garden of k:ve.' ] “ml- 0‘ H‘Khlwd “Venue. and have'they stay until he comes up again.
{ed by bliss Harriet Hider. Fefrcsh-fkichnrd Tinder rendered some “nib“: “3‘10” ”"9 “‘99.”!-
inition cups for clues. larger than
.\o 2. it also forbids the sale and use
of Bridgeport hos incorporated.
capital stock authorised is twins.
I
. to! blank cartridges within th ~'t- . too-1M
lute ou— 1’ intents were served at the conclusion 800d onlos. The three stars of the} .. . Tin students of the (‘ross 11131...” ‘ limlu. . e “"313?"ii‘ziliflrsggm'rs: o“
I i“ the delightful allair. .30., Ton Minstrels will W. mg SIMON “M“. of Stnten lslaudgmlmol capped a picnic at the beach Section No. 4. relative to the time of :8; "51 begin busine- Vfii “I
""'—_ ‘ f'evenin . A fine entertainment is ex-f formerly of this place. is out again at lieitez-du ' af'e ; - .. 5"“ 0‘ “”‘0'15- ‘3‘ “‘91" 0‘ (‘Pit‘v “ ' “A“ 3‘0“ Th.
I i g , I ’ noon. A luichea- '45 bralion ruvide th ‘ ~ -- full amount 0‘ cap Chi
ALSO i A strawberry “5”“! Mil be held pected from them. A strawberry m. :2" bet: under, observation at hLItukr-a with them and was .erved ear. ‘ an“ be field exilepta‘tegoaageaiz: {awrporlaturl “gafffien‘t‘utett. ”a
CANTALOUPE in the home U, Mrs. Frank Mora-in, 1 tival will also be given. this evening. 9' “NU“. bew York. for ulcers h in the evening. The children enjoy- the Fourth of July. and until midnight “flu \‘eedham-Momi' I Co-pany. li-
S. T . . d ‘d b» the Brotherhood u 3 o'clock of the stomach. ‘ed the bath ' of the P th 1 me '
WA .Gregory Boulevard. on the nes I! l . I lug dim-"8 the “WWII . our '. corporal“, 0‘ New lava. h“. 0”
TERMELONS’ ieven'rag. The affair will be under the. —— 3 and several uthletic contests between mm" M‘ °' “mi“ ”‘9 "“111" ganized. The omcers an: President
. ALL KINDS OF FRUITS ‘ lauspioea of the Douglas FoWler W0.» DARWIN saws gaming» Harold Cuihlll. who has been attend-me boys were staged Members of {qrdhe violation of any of these W‘ and "In. “-7 m d Went
' , . . . Attila third annual how ofthe'ln'uley. Unlunlty has ‘» ' ‘w' m liable. ‘ flu 0‘ "01 lint‘en: treasurer. WNW W.
VEGETABLES ' lens Relief turns. and the ladies are dull . - NW4 the Coupe Life Guards were present
Telephone Us 1522
EAST
NOR WALK
The sail-boat, Aphrodite. is being
.verhauled on Fowler's drydock, by
It. Fowler,
Ilr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood moved
Tito their new house on Cove avenue, of the big cracker. to light It. and " g Iwry m the Quinlan Mice. and it Is 21:21:12: Indigo. Th?” are older Hul'lland silt'el, one story, cost. 8400.
May. . 1"" yielded. Junt than. aloag came llr. ES’TPOl ‘T , expected that the work will be entire- Wheeler "In kw?“ dmn' hm Mr. A permit to (‘harlcs W. Canal, for
. l L ._ - ‘ Willisms, who soiled the surprised lad. I ) |ly finished by the latter purl' of hen having 10:21“ Emily-slim”: a Mason; ‘he building of an addition at tho
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~ The game between the Americans' Mrs. Eugene T. Burgcsaer is enter- with one hand, ”d “n“ him 01 the . “"k‘ The M ‘hm‘ "’9“ 3" December. go house of Daniel Lion. 30 “WM“!
and the Orioles. both of Norwalk, was
postponed until next Sunday.
George Knolden and family. of
Newburg. New York. were the guest
(I Mr. and lira. Chas. Aisthorpe, of
’avlew avenue, over Sunday.
Mrs. Godfrey [Stringer and Miss
Mace, Smith of (‘ove avenue, have:
gone on an automobile trip up the
Hudson River with a party of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Deck, of Hawnlns ate-E
nue. attended a farewell party given
In the honor of Mr. and Mrs. William
Steward. of West Norwslk, Saturday
night.
Ille hi E. church. will hold Its regu-
mlng. immediately after prayer meet-
lug.
'nio Mayflower Holt & Ladder and)
,. Hose Company will hold a meeting atier of Ridgefleld. has bought the busi-
‘ the Fire House, on Wednesday. June. “9” "‘0!!! Mr. lKohler. Ind expect! ‘0 City. are occupying the Charles it.
be. make C number OI “M11"! and im- Briggs bungalow in Logan ntrcet. for
nth. important business will
We Deliver 4 .
. The Official Board. of the East Ave-‘
,‘making preparations for a big time.
They are hoping for s large atten-
dance.
I
The Sunday school board of the Esst
I
- 'Avenue M. E. church will hold its reg
ulsr meeting tomorrow evening.
Henry Warm, of Cove avenue. who
has been employed by Duvey's Gro
ccry store, in Norwalk. has been pro
mated to manager of the company's
store in Yonkers, N. Y. The many
friends of Henry hope that be will
make a success of his undertaking.
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AND
(i QBQTON .4
. taluing outoi’town relatives.
‘Grcenwich High School.
her vacation at home.
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‘ \flss hnle scoflw a teacher In the ~ 1 (SA‘ ’(MTUCK
I ‘ ‘ ' ' ' er hand, he poked up tbecmherand I a
‘3 “1’07"“ put It in his coat pocket. The lays:
' The infant son of Rev. and Mrs. s. ”M “fl” law I “9‘ their “F Tbe'm’eu worms sh “It! cucum-
C. Johnson has been III for the past)
couple of dayl.
James Combs expert's to spend this
‘nfternoon In White Pilins, where he
will visit friends.
'alter Deveral. of this town, took
a trip to Boekman. N. Y., Sunday.
‘where he inspected the camp of the
} 69th Regiment,
I
it Is rumored that six cow‘s belch!-
ing to Mu. Evou were stolen. last
hr monthly meeting on Thursday eve-4 ””ht-
Westchoater Kennel Club. held on
Saturday in White Plain. use of the
most atractlve features was the wit-
niug of John llcll‘. Bowman's cup for
the best pack of beagles. shown reauy
for a hunt. by Miss Mercedes L. Crui-
mlns. “master” of the Fairleld County
Harriers. of Norotou. Conn. Miss
Crimmlns. in green cap and wearing
the orthodox green coat. with a huut~
lug horn swung across her shouldal's
brought out five couples of the little
hounds. and made s sporting picture
Au amusing story is told of an ex-
perietre which befcll School Superb»
tendent Williams. Thursday morning
George Bennett. one of the boys at
(‘enter School. was not suilfled to
wait until the Glorious thrthio sham
firecrackers, and brought a big salute
to rchool. Herman buttery, one of his
playmates, was tempted by the sight
fate which might befall a byy who
violates the law by shooting cracker!
before; the Fourth. While with the oth-
were too much surprised and fright-
posal to wsrn their principal that the
cracker had heap lighted. With a bar
rmc "bung" nodes-list muffled by the
folds of Mr. William's coat. the so-
lute exploded. and Mr. Williams was
obliged to get busy. with two hands to
put out a little qulagrstlon which
had started near his cost-tails.
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A 0 In! ‘N‘xl’t.
* Rminmé
Ira. Lewis E. Raymond of Logan
ed to MI MO he"9- “0 '0' 3 “"8? to see that the children were looked
mall] in the Wifiki‘n'mflnnh after while they were in bathing.
IN. Wk. 5"" ““5““ third ‘1‘ Several life'llnes were stretched 'from
"19 "’0 mile “0"- the beach for their convenience. The
student of the Fourier Plains school
were given I farewell party by their
teacher Friday afternoon. An eg-
hibilion of the work that the students
of the school had done during the
your was held and many of the par-
ents were present. lhfreshments
were served to the students. All the
The udles' Aid Society of the lath- schools of the town have been closed
0d“! church will hold the regular for the vacation period and in ICVI'NI
monthly buttineea wording in the chap- of them . great number 0’ improve-
el, Wednesday ‘1 3 o'clock. The. of- menu will be made.
cers would like to see every umDPI‘J
present as committees will be ap‘ Hen "9 busy ‘t ‘0'" 0" Main
DOInted for the bazaar and supp...- ‘olrlreet tenrim up the cur trncka from
be held July 21st. .iu front of the T. J. Quinlar place
-_ . :lo the center of the town. New trucks
lime already been laid from the come
Ilse Eerie loan. of Pond street,
who has been ill. ls gresz improved.
John A. Mills of. Norwalk. making
high score on Emil Sonnenbafs hall
alley at Roton 'Polpt. Memorial day.
was presented with ‘a handsome set of
dishes. which he has received.
VVw—‘e'sv-v
‘ J an . trucks has been put on for uome time.
The method has been In poor shape
.far the last dew yours and several
limos ours have jumped the trucks bo-
‘ , cause of the condition of the roadbcd,
. ‘ '4“ M ‘ M "' ‘5‘“ 3‘ ”'0'" MI!!! wu couaider-
ably W the level d the mad. New
trucks and ties both are being hld.
'l'mlle m lain street is consider-
ably hindered by thb work. as It Is
roman Io closeout- sldeof themad
they den rating More. Whinlhey while the work 1- lulu done. Several
made the demand for more money, "Nd!!!“ have IIMNVU been averted
itbry were told that tho contractorsj‘lluriflx the lust few days, nnda watch.
5‘ or d not afford to pay them what thtyimnfl h vhood there at night. It Is
wished, sad when they stated that;thmbt that as soon as this work Is
mu. . would ttffikl' If they did not get gflnirhd the work of laying new
line also. they wear hi it. strike. lf‘ ”who and ties on the beat-ft line wi‘l
the men who are still'ol do not natural!» flirted. Whether this will be done
"it. menu-It. rm clan will 5. node or not is not definitely known. but It
by the contractors to secure men toil“ I! decided fuel that lb“ i- needed.
take their places. The" was a very "Ml the audition In which the mil-
4
tlon work for the -w bridge and the
went on p'iuflkgfiast weak. hourly a.l
returned. Saturdsy morning. and wt
to work for the‘sane wuss which
Harry A. Beers, who has managed mm," Is entertaining her 3m”. Mm little delayinthe prcgroas cf the work bed is he" now, Work on It should be
the Tooker House for the past two
years. for his futherdaduw, John Kohl-
McClellan. of Greenport. Long Littoral.
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The Glodhill family of New York
transacted.
l provemeuts at the hotel. the summer.
for the strike. ns‘ou‘y one menoon'vltltrlwl Imrdlrlelv. a~ ilw-a wm y...
yu- tast. 'l'he min are gonna 32.2mm, heavy mine on u Vlthinaflhorl
‘11 day. but they demanded use. 'mne when the bout. popularity mm
lfor the season. Several minor pool
The work of thoroughly cTflNMfdents have altosdy ooeumd on the
the high Ichool building will be “111'
less than 85 and not more than ‘50,
for the violation of any of the above
provisions.
The police have studied these pro?
visions thoroughly. aufi fie prepared
to enforce them at all times. and to
see to the just punishment of the
Holster of any of the provisions. All‘
Di‘l'hllfls, it is thus seen. who desire In :
Indulge In the pastllme of firing off
giant cannon crackers, and dengerous
flmnnl. must carry 01! orierations of
this sort, outside the limits of the
city.
M“
is OLDEIT MASON.
Horace Wheeler, of lethel. Outranks
All Othera.
lu couomtlon with the forty-sixth
reunion of the Masonis Veteran A850-
ciatlon of Connecticut which was held
in Hartford yesterday, it Is interest»
ing to note that Bethel has the disc
tinctlou of having the oldest Mason in
the state. He Is Horace Wheeler, of
Mr. Wheeler ls elghtyclght years
old this month, wan born in Bethel.
and with the exception of a few years
In Brooklyn, has lived in Bethel all
his lIfe. ilnfortunately he was un-
able to atend the reunion yesterday.
Mr Wheeler is exceedingly active for
his age and may be seen almost any
sunny morning walklug about in the
village of his home.
WOMAN IS MISSING; .
WENT AWAY WITH DOG
fllaa Trend's-ll, Said to De Doapond-
out, Disappoan; Friends Anxious.
Relatives and friends of Miss Abbey
Treadwcll. 55 yours of age. are much
disturbed about her mysterious dlmp
ptmnce We last Saturday and
fear that some harm may have come
to her.
lira Treadwell. whose home Is in
Weston. was at the home of Mrs. Co~
~luuthun. In Burkley. on Saturday. and
left there with her collie dog, which
had become very much attached to
"her. and neither Miss Treadwell nor.
Creme, 1 West avenue.
Needham of New Haven. Thea-
omoers. with Regina. Morris d West.
Haven and Katherine E. Nathan,
of New Haven, are directors. Thu
capital stock authorised ii “.000.
dulded into 136 shares of m
stock, par value $25. The full
amount of capital has been paid h.
in property other than cash.
The Ratebrook Realty Company
of New Haven has filed a oefllh‘cath
showing an mm in its capital
stock trout $30,000 lo 875,0“ and m
tUl‘lt’SpUildlllg increase in the num.
n.r ul its shares of common stock
from 500 to 750, par value, 3100.
The Excelsior Laundry Cir-puny.
Incorporated. of Derby, has filed h
certificate showing an increase in its
tapllal stock irom $7,400 to “0,000.
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.
The following permits were issued,_
this morning. by Building Inspector.
Clarence l. Finch: .
A permit to Michael J. Riordan, for
addition to the house of E. Kelly, 26
street. If . , ‘
A permit to D. J. Donnelson for the
building of an addition at the house of
John Banker. No. 2 Summit street.
A permit to Horace ll Nssh, for
plumbing at the home of Edmund E.
1t permit to Horace R. flash. to in-
stall the plumbing at the residenceol
Henry S. Lockwood, at 60 Elmwood
avenue.
A permit to J. l. [collar .40 histall
a motor at “North Main street.
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MR8 GREEN IIPIOVIIG.
NEW YORK. June 26.—~’i‘he condi-
tion of Mrs. Hetty Green was (lo-crib-
ed at her home here toduy as “very
favorable.” Denial was made that she
was sum-ring from the fleet! of a
stroke of paralysis. Colonel Edward
H. R. Green .her son, said thul the ill-
ness was not a serious one. but that
those attending her realised that any
Indispoaltlon to a woman: of her age.
80 years, might develop. ;
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WISE AND OTHERWISE. ‘
Hr» became of the condition of they“! dog have M 3.09“ “Mt 3'86} The courts and Congress have been
ed some time next week. The seats m 'I‘readwell is said to have been for-L trying for five years to regulate the
all Norwalk
John Brooke, 0‘ Thll’d Btmt, {9“ Farm hll [old 3‘ bone! for the 'Unit- nip Mn‘hewson' of Xew York, h.ve Pry room ‘nd Wm M ”'3” I thorough
hat week and broke hit-l arm. The ed States cav'alry's use to the Govern- been guests at .the Dr. Charles E. cleaning. The books '71" 8150 he "1- Stundurd Oil Company who really tilt;
Dr. Howard Stout Nellson of Altheu‘
Mrs. Mary Mathewson and Miss An-
cm is kuiting to gethcr very rapidly,: ment. Dr. Nellson procured them at Hacklpy residence.
Ind It will not be long before he} will
Bomstock Hill. Broad River. from the
and batches will be taken out of ev-
mlgated and everything will be put in solved. but anywey the ct-nuuy's
first daaa shape for the beginning of papers are kept in 84 different desk
lng despondcnt lately and this fact 'is
Doubt t5 um yum the ortaslonlng her friends much alarm ambitious citizen one hit of hell) ‘0‘
Au agricultural journal advises its,
readers that sheep need exercise. The
Trust's, and they haven’t given the
ward getting into them. [
The German giant seems to hug
live the free use of It. 'eastern branch of Miller Bros.‘ 1‘10! Mrs. Mmh Thatcher. who has been the next school wear in September. It drum. don look after that. broken his fist on Verdun. , v! .,
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