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William \l'aldron of East avenue,
”Establishml a camp at Calf Paa-
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a tan commission invites all vino
interested in the levying of taxes
the meeting, to be held at the
It School, Monday evening. i
”re. A. Shimmel. Mrs. Stewart
. Mrs. itaih‘s. Miss Edwina.
a. Mrs Datis and Mrs God-
Utalnger are enjoying an automo- 1
*trip to Hartford. today.
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The Wome'n's Foreign Missionary
, oi" the East avenue Methodist.l
_ copal church. will meet tomorrow'
‘ rnoon at 3 o‘clock with Mrs. A. N.l
Week. Seaview avenue.
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The regular meeting of the East
alk ihiprovement Aaaociation'
be held this afternoon at the
e a Mrs. Sarah Staples of Pine
Ave Routine businesa' will be”
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rintendent Macy, of the East
k Electric Light Plant, re-
that all the patrons of thei
“try their service after a heavy;
and report to the plant im-
.if they are unable to ob-
light |
”he thlrd district ' commissioners
' "*’.I*t last night at the Electric Light has rotted on the trees.
J'Pfint, on Bayview avenue.
Routine,
litters were settled, and the repair-i
10f thefence around the Ludlowt
amount was discussed it was
W to employ some one to do this
up immediately. as as the fence is
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,Julius Becker—Cup;
Thomas Benedictnuarine Watch. Al-
in July,
small boys from trampihig on,
admiring me gran sound.
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The monthly meeting of the May-
flower Hook and udder Company was
held. last nightn at its headquarters
on Van Zant streez. Routine business
Wmmudthereport ofthe
Pounhkeepsie committee W3: read
in approved;
and
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(It-totality Clark arrested Herman were as clean as a w“.
“an, yesterday, in Bouayton avenue... of;
Wart was arraigned before Judgae Mr, and x", Frank 3%"...
\‘osburgh this morning. in the down-1m],- gf “an“, M".
town court, and was fined {l
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and
were the
guests of Miasea Katherine and Lil
. tl' Hau t of East ver
A mg was found last evening in! Stump "an,“ e the
Highland avenue and the find aasi *
reported to the police. The owner of: Mr and Ira Flake 0.1“" are "9
the animal may secure it, by con? ' '
. . . .. , _ i ranging a vaudeville entertainment for
”muting “"h we police. !the benefit of the new St. Aloysius
'chureh. The date it July it, and the
place is the Colonial Theatre.
Arthur Howard Bennett, of the bloat
Side, has purchased a new bit‘ytit‘ Mr.’
Bennett is now enjoying a two weekl’
vacation from the F. W. Woolworth
Co's, where he has been employed for
the last eight years.
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The East Avenue Methodist church
mm the excursion to Rye Hooch
which was to be held today, indefin-
itely, because of the infantile parali‘
sis epsxmic. The committee. was
afraid that the children might con-
duct the disease, and spread it in
‘Norwalk. Those who have tickets
may be refunded the money by seeing
Frances Crosby, of East avenue, who
has Charge of the sale of tickets.
Frank Waller. tent, it Well known
rummer resident of “est Side aten
he, who for some years has been pre
seating 11 comedy impersonation
Sktilh in vaudeville titties, has re-
centlv entered into an agreement with}
the Fox Film t‘ompany. and will sooni
be seen in company with Theda Bara,
William Farnum, and other luminar-
ies of the soieen realm. \lr Waller-
stein was formerly engaged with the
The ladies who have been making
lsargical dressings will be addressed
by a member of the Bamtord tied
Cross Branch, next Wedneaday after-
11ml], at the lecture room of the Con-
gregational church, and they hope all
who are interested in work for the
wounded will come in and listen in
\itagraph Company, but found a bet- "u “5 “Wk The meeting- are no“
itet outlet for his peculiar talents on‘, 2 “n 6
the variety stage. He has now aotcttr—l ‘
ed 1. more cmem] role m the we“; The heavy rain Sunday did consid-
drama, and expects rapid success ‘erabie damage about the village.
There are mam here and in nrooklyni‘l‘ny washouts were reported 0M“!
who believe his hopes are we” lusti- ‘ to the excavations of the roadwa y
The East Norwaik Yacht Club lield
a very muffin“: meeilng, last night, fled. now going on at Forest street. for
at their headquarters. After routine concrete pavement, the water could
matters weie considered the prizes for “we 4-» ”0‘ 39‘ 3“" and the NW" “'35 1113‘
lumen” of the Fourth of July we“: ' the cellar of Johnson’s garage was
were awarded. Those. receiving priaes' E“ nearly filled with VIII”. causing 00a ‘
were: First Class, Charles i'oungs~—‘ ' siderabie damage Ind much inconven-
Leg on \\ ard (‘up and Gamecock l’er' ‘ “that
Emmi; Second Class, ltohithard tupt
The guests at the. Ardaiey inn is
present are: Colonel Charlea J. De ,
Bovine. Major M. J. Bryant, (‘hapiaiu
Luta, Lieutenant Hentiey, Sergeant
Andrea. Mr and Mrs. Hunter, Geteral
flood and family, Mr. and Mrs (‘luug
and family Mrs Hoffman. Mis tladt-
Mr and Mrs. a‘. M. Comatock, Mr,
London and daughter, Mr. and Mr; l
Gilltuaa Hall. in. Cunningham and
wife, Mr. and Mn. Kellen, hit. Down
lug, .\lr. Henderson and family. llr.
and Mra. Salter, Mr. Earl and futility.
Mr. and lira. Roberta. Hrs. Matthews
and son. Hr. Landon. luau Coni-
atock, lilac Jane Conper.Niaa Ratretp‘,
and Mr. lirowu and family. i
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and \N‘Egglesworih, Cup; Third Class,
Fourth t‘laas,
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ml. at.
[er the awarding oi the prizes, plans
for a tclanibake “ere discuss-ed, and
it was voted to hold out- in the club
R. J. Davies of Albany visited with
his parents on Saturday.
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\\'illiaut Conklin of White Plains
Mists Halt‘l Lil‘Wlix was RN" 8 was a visitor in town on Saturday.
miscellaneous "elit)\\'t'r“ by altulli a
dozen of her friend-.1 at her home on
Hawkins avenue, last t-uuiug, but
she rather interfered with the origins
ul plan by not appearing at the heme
of Miss Edith \l’ai'tu on Cow tite-
nue, where the surprise has expected
to take place. This interruption tit
Ithe plans did not materially interfere
with the plt'nrurc'a of the evening, be.
cause" the part; adjournt 1i to the
home of the bride-elect .- ii rigour-rt 1i
her with many us1lul pi. :tt‘nls, The
evening was spent in \‘nt'il. l inten
course and it “as. quite 1:110 “film the
friends dispel-ml. ,\ii~s Litt‘ mix will
shortly become the bride of Raymonl
Wood. a popular East Norwalk young
man. the dire oi‘ the wedding not ha\'-
ing been set. The well known couple .
are receiving congratulations on their”
approaching marriage
\l. Clifford is visiting his sister, Mrs.
D. J. lioyle of Harrison avenue.
Next Sunday, the New Canaan: are
booked to play the Norwalkt‘v the set--
oud game.
Mrs, J. E. ltersatn hua been confined
to her home on lloyt street for sever-
‘i lifl}! with illnesa.
_______ ttlit- South avenue grounds. Saturday
\‘aleutite J \\ bite. in company with; “r" ”m0" ““ ”‘9 ”MN“ ”Mimi“!
ever afforded the tape of the "Next
Station." it was a barman-inning
i game. and was in by the \‘ev Ca
Miss Hilda M. Cragge of the llronx 3”"- ‘3 UP to t” eighth inning,
is the guest of her friend. Mlaa Grace‘ the neon aloud H 1' “W of the "9:
il:. upt, Bait avenue. M” in u'" W ”hat W“: ‘
_ new recruit. mat-gt. and before
Miss Adelaide Bishop returned Sun-p the inning cu Milton-again
day. after spending several weeks vvitli‘I had M "I. Icon. la the Wt!
relatives and friends at Katonah. i Fat-lion the heat- llelly eueooeded la
.»~o..-v-...-s. . packing a man acmaa the plate after
Miss Katherine Flynn of Bridgeport ”'0 ll" VON OIIL “SNOW." the
0“JAn“\;‘ I" visited over the week-end with Miss math-mm Port Chester fan. Nu
m... Katherine Weed of Oenolte menue. ; gm :ent, as ‘ meter in blew Canaan.
his mothtr of Year York, spent Sun-i
day in town with friends.
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The Dorcas class enioyed its annual
outing at the pleasant homo of Mrs.
.taron Jelllff, ’l'alrnatlgc Hill. lat!
Thursday.
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Miss Katherine Jeaaup. of 110 \ll,‘ ton,
has purchaser a new Old Town canoe.
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Mina Ella Phillips and her sister,‘
Mrs Annie Ellis of Franklin aienue.
Brooklyn are now at their summer
home on Pine Point, Bell island. This
it their tenth season there.
improvements are being made
Antonio Buularelil'a house on Locust
ateuue, which was nearly destroyed.
by the route time ago.
John Haupt has resigned his posl- ‘ "'
tion at the Stamford rolling mills at Mrs. Jean. of Chlago. la the (neat
Springdale. and accepted a position of Mrs. H. l’hilpa, of Darien.
as baggage master at the Stamford
railroad station. ‘
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Reports from many sections of
Fairfieid (‘ounty are to the effect that
the cherry crop is almost 11 failure,
on account of so much ran in the.
lspring and early summer. The fruitt
Waited Douglas at New York has
moved to him malty L lam-ya place
..___.... The thunder shower Sunday night in Noroton.
Edward Weed of Contentment ls- -. vas a regular bombardment aflair. and —— ~
land has rented his home for the sea-j the rain came down in torrents. The Morton iiauzlianeey who started-
son to a New York family. Mr. Weed new pavement “so thoroughly \v ash on a bicyle trip to Hartford two week!
and his family have moved into 11 new | ed, and if ever New Canaanitea appre ago completed the round trip. Sunday
bungalow adjoining his homestead. i 1-:11 ed the new construction work it morning. Morton met with many
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ummflmm urns: incident: on his trip, the Dr. Johnaon Maclgod ofilushlng, is those uhemadethetriajflm";
no laud to walk N Then-net, least of which was getting a venue one.“ the best known physicians on'Amtner sail to the sane and! h”
1about every day,
Mrs. William, who baa been spend-
ing a week in Darien, has returned to
her home in Alban)’, N. Y.
The 1mg Neck Point road to Co}
lender's Point is now opened, and
seems to be a great wetness.
Walter Deveral and family motored
to New York, Sunday but had a very
disagreeable trip because of 1111- rain
A traffic dummy has been installe’
at the west end of the railroad urldxr
on Railroad avenue. The ‘cop’ is
painted blue. like the uniform ot a
regular policeman.
Rodrick M. Edena, who has
gruduated from Wofford College, Spar-
tanbary, S. C. is making a visit to
Durien and suburbs studying indus
trial and sotial problems
Mrs. Ali-son Phelps Stokes and Miss
Helen Phelps Stokes of Cullender‘s:
hint, who have been spending the.
first part of the summer at llldgelieln
will leave there shortly for the Adir-
ondacks.
The Darlen ball team still hold to
their winning streak. Last Sunday
they traveled to New Britain where Grove, L. l~. _
ployes and concaosiontsts oi ltnion,
number“
they played the "Stunluys" and
tented them to the tune of 6 to 4.
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Long island.
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One of the worst thqutl
that has visited Dorian in many years
Ivan it-ported from there Sunday and
in Noroton the sand was washed down
over the trolley tracks in su1h qua l‘t
ties that a gang of men from .\v.1 walk
undrr a division foreman, via.-
to (lear the tracks at about 10 p in
The rain came down in ‘ sheets”
ing tho sand donn the hill.. and oil ti.
Post road over the lfflLk...11ldhlilpl ..
impunitde for the cars to run thinug‘ l
the sand. Some cars were many min
kit‘s late. During the height of ”it
storm. at the foot of the hill at tie
Old King's Highway at \‘urotou,
trolley car was fumed to stop, and iii-
COIltitlthf jumped off the eat, when
Agn reading "llant-i'g tonight at
union Point," and comment-ed to
Ihovel the sand of the tracks with the
Iign.
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An exhibition of flrework< will be
given at Rotou Point every ’l‘uesdax
evening at 10 o'clock.
A most delightful sail to Valley
was enjoyed by the «in-
Point yesterday. The party,
lug thirty, made the trip on the 3min
born»?
been planned to be hold in w W
:iuture.
l Matias“ Hayley has engaged a 30'
ire: attrat \lull in the shape of a Punch
and Judv Em under the “M59199“
:nf {it than! [taken This 5110' in Ole
{or the two of its kind which gives en-
iiiblliun: in the l'nited States. Mr.
letter proved himself to be a wt!
‘(it‘ltl ventn‘loquist yesterday, when
he gave the first performance of his
11.11 The show Will be enacted twiw
‘i‘ l the alteinoon and in tale evening 0"
4oftenei if the crowd warrants iL
Young people as well as old are amok
rd at the antics of the puppets, which
make all laugh and enjoy themed“!!-
RUDDY MARS.
There seems to have been no reason
othei than its suggeltive «for for the
selection of the planet Mara as the oe-
:lt‘slial symbol of the war god. Yet it
:waa universally so regarded in ans
cicnt times. '
it we tould tell why Mars I8 I“! '0
'iuight hit upon the whole ae'het d thlt
etrange planet. Its color In probably
due 11, Mllllt’ peculiar quality of its soil.
lf may be piincipally composed 9‘ m
terial resembling our red sandstone. or
it may he stained red by the lmd‘
ance of iron in its rocks.
~lf you had been a good Mad
classified advertiser, at the time 30“
secured your present pm, per.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen .llirch, who Viola V. captained by Alfred 3“”5- A‘ hapa you have found one Dim
were marrcid on June 24, and
ha to many friends in this vicinity
have announced that they will make
their home in New York next winter.
Fred Elbert had a very uncomfort-
able experience, last night, when hi‘s
Renault stalled on the "iii-11s." ,‘,ir.
Elbert was afraid to leave his car
alone through the night. ht’l'itufit' of
auto tltievcr and stood guard over it.
through the night,
The Brotherhood of the ”grim
Methodist 1-,hurclt last night had the;
The game of ball between the bewipit-tisure of listening to a very
t‘auaan and the All Port t’heatera uni letture by l. a Spanner.
Mr Spoon
er spoke on “Life in Foreign Lands]
and 11m examples of the fall of thei
'wirkcd" through "greedlnem. “
.‘Illaa Harriet Baldwin Bruce, who
has been visiting Mill [Anise Vairin
Snead at her home in Noroton. has
returned to North Street, Greenwich
Min Moe will leave this week with
H mother Ind bother To! Watch
Hill. where In Bruce has taken a
cottage for the summer.
The marriage of line Lillian Adele
Palmer to Henry Center Steers will
take place on Sept. 8, at Alden Farm.
her parentl’ home. on King Street.
Port Cheater. lieu Painter la the
dlughter of dir. and Mrs. George
Quintard Palmer. Ilr. steers is also a
resident of King Street. Port Chester.
Ira. Foley. of Railroad aventie. has
opened a summer home for all: chl‘d-
l" n.
torialty aim the outbreak of infan-
‘tile mints. For a beginning, .‘lrt.
Foley baa charge of at: little ones.
and hopes to be able to take more
‘ later in the summer.
Iliaa Hamlet Kaelaeod of Parsons
avenue. Flushing, la expected today,
‘in Norotou.
friends. Miss Macbeod is well known;
in vaich and Noroton. where site.
In my friends. She spent part of;
last. bummer in Normal. Her father.‘
where aha will
linff‘
lira. Foley to very much inter-j
rated in the "open air" ch’ldren. ca?
visit1
her, which was greatly enjoyed
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If you could res-
who the Valley Grove hotel a fine shore diur twice the 531317-31“; with "my”
hi ’chance for useful service.
‘ one one little child ’
or one overworked
i mother from the
‘ city's hot. glaring
' walls and pave-
ments and stuffy
rooms, and give
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waitktgi'u'invitatims
them an outing at the beach with bounti-
, ful food, rest, coolness, fresh air, a daily
' ‘ dip in the surf, shady porches and sandy
boacl'tee, would you not regard such a
gift as well worth giving?
Suchagiftiaentinelywithinyotn-pomr.
,n
mothersandchildruim
to our Sea Breeze Snu-
rnerflotne. Youcanaendasmanyaayouwill
foraday,aweekora
fortmght.
AllowSOcenteadayor$3aweek foreach
mutddirect your gift to George Blagden.
meant-er.
TheNew York Association for
Improviig the Condition of the Poor
consult- N.
Room 230
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