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CITY MARKET
Sonview avenue.
69 NO. MAIN ST.
A barge carrying sand is being un
landed at Harris & Gnns‘ dock.
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WIllnoe Batu, of First street. is-
repntrng the Eant Somali: Yacht ‘club
float.
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in spending a few dayswtih friend
r‘nirfield Beach.
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The regulnr prnyer meeting will be
held at the Ens! avenue Methodist
Chll't‘ll, tonight. .
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A. HASSEN
86 Van loot. Cor. Oder-omen.
NATIVE
Strawberries
We hoVe some very
William Guslason'a right
which he sprained last week, is
proving rapidly.
wri it,
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llirnm llrundage of First streetg
started on a fishing trip. this morning.
He expects to fish oft (ops Rocks '
“ICC 011er— _ Norman Wiggleswotth, Edward Lie-I
Gowen. and Hurney Weeks ore to otnrt ’
a: two weeks' cruise on Wiggle.»
ALSO worth's “Lillian I." Saturday. Their~
CANTALOUPES, - destination. will be Lake Champlain,‘
WATERME-LONS, and they will go by way of the Hudson
river Ind the Erie cnnnl.
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS, ‘
VEGETABLES A large crowd of boys were. very
Emmoying to the guests at the town
party hold at the home of Mr. nnd
Telephone Us 15“ 3m Kuhner on hm hm Bug-[I lost
luighr “W 0f the Kiwis left his auto
We Ddlver Iln front of the house. As soon as he
w lhnd entered the 3',nrd the boys betltm
tto blow the siren and make offensive
“‘tlnmzrrlts. line; were dispersed after
Zthey had been named that ()tlioor
E AST IJOhit Roberts would 1... .9", for;
N all WALK
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Mia; Sprneuc, assistant lender in
llhe boys and girls‘ cluit movement.
Igutt- lntereetlng nnd “Wink.“
tive lecture on the "Art of Fruit (‘nn-
thing." It the that Avenue Methodist
lchurch. yesterday afternoon It“
tSprnxue‘s talk particularly concerned
Itlre boys and girls on farms and how
lthey cun earn money. She told how
A “I” 0'?“me lawn pm“ waslmany youngsters are making consid-
hold under tl I Iflll‘lllt‘ “pin" money by conning fruits
re .ruapicts of the OphirIthnt would otherwise go to “11.119. and
Chnptcr. (litter of too Eastern Star. at how they preserved the fruit Th“
the home of Mr and Mrs.(‘httrlet1Kuh- nffatr Wil‘.‘ under the auspices of the
nor. of 20 Min Znnt hlrt‘t‘l , last even-‘Enst Norwalk Improvement Society.
ing. The lawn was prettily decanted
The society is \‘9f‘y much indebtod to
ill}: Jllnnem‘ lnnter‘s, shrubs and S. J. Wright. agent of the Fnirtield
fitment. l: was a fitting setting for
County Farm Bureau. for thc influenoo
ouch rt lawn party; the used. in securing Minn Sprntrue for
Ettore lunch. on was served games'uw afternoon.
'0"? Played on the front lawn and
were entered into with much enthusi-
': t and spirit.
it Very
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Ophir Chapter Lawn Futlvnl.
John Kubovic I'm very much sur-
prised during the first part of tho woelt
the lawn pack of the house Where Alfronr neighbort who stated that a ntnn
delicious collation was served. Twothnd entered his how on (lreuoty
tables “are used. and both we", beau Boulevnrd Although Mr. Kubovlc
“filly decorated with flowers. There- knew thIt nobodt was at home. for
fieshmem mmmed of cake, Icethls wife is spending a week in the
aunt, may“ punch “d sandwiches. country. he was not alarmed. thinking
mt party then repaired to the that his trltnds were playing it John
tonne. where piano and “I"! salon upon him. Upon their continuing to
.ere rendered The guest: departedtur” him to come home, he took their
It a late hour nil expreoning their not. “we“
“Elton at the manner in which tholaearcma all ”w “W" "0°” “t ““1
1.1"; Part} hnd been conducted. not find anybody. Hearing a noise in
tho cellar, he went down to investi-
The Women ism-mg“ Minulonnry kale and found an East Side mung
Society held a regular meeting at fhel'“" mining paints. 'Upon his accus
ionic of MrsI A. V. Paddock, of Sen-llng him of theft, the intruder said
flow Ivenué, last night.
Incas was transacted.
nothing "Mr Kubovlc then kicked
him out of the house and save him
warning to leave town. The nuthori
ties were not appealed to.
RoMne bun
Mrs. Henry Harri 1. of First street.
underwent a serious operation pen,
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Min.» Muriel Jaynes' of Cove avenue,
At nine o‘ciotk thp pan, retired to when he received a telephone (nll‘
Upon reselling the house he.
l L. GI Tewd's resident: at Token-
elte has been relied to New York,
people tor the remainder of the bum-I
‘mor.
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Edwin F W end, Darlen's foremost
ttostagestnmp collector is now octupy-l
int; lilo new bungnloo on Contentment
,rl laud.
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Joseph it. Taylor has returned tol
his duties in the elites of the Borden
,company, after a weeks vata ion
from the cares and worries of bust-l
,ness.
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t Mr. and hire nmer A Landgratl' oft
Brooklyn. N. YI, and Mr. and \lrs.
Knkkerbocker, of Paterson. N. J. are
guest: of Mr. and Ins. Andrew Mills,
‘of Rownyton ntenue
A meeting of the Sunday echool;
board of the Rowayton M. E church
was held Tueeday evening in the an
ditorium of the church. Routine bus-l
fircas was transacted. .
A goodly sum or money was rain
ed lly the local Boy SiOuln by theirl
retent supper The funds will bel
used to purchase equipment for theiri
coming camping trip to Cold Spring
Harbor. l
The house occupied by Harry (‘om-
ings of It‘ndlip street. was struck by
lightning in Tuesday's storm. The.
roofing was slightly torn and I beam
split. but no fire resulted from the
lightning. l
An exhibition of wnr posters will
be held from Thursday, July 13 to
\\'edncsdny, .luly lit, at the 'Merr)'-,
weather Ten Howie." a nutrition forni-
(‘l‘lIv owned by Genernl Uiynet-a SI'l
Grant, in Salcm Center. N. Y The
exhibition in from the collection of
Mf‘e. .\tt lktugall llnwkes. of momma
fuurerty of Tokeneke.
The annual meeting of Rcfllnce
the company. inc. was held Monday.
July illth. sort the following directors
and otlittern elected for thc your:
ltourd of niret~tora-Htrnnr Sherron,
it S. llnrclel’, .l. ll. Raymond. William-
I. Stcwns, S. F. lllltble, W. 0. James,
A_ ll. Stevens, F. R. Stevens and .l.
ileWaters.
(‘htcf Ennineer— Frank it Steveni.
Hm Assistnnt Engineer~lob hock-
nood
b‘ctond Assisi!!!“ “meow. A.’
Tutk l
lortmanmlmcph R Gay r_
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First Assistant Fommun~lloword
Peterson.
Second Auirtnnt Forerunn-llegter
it. James. '
Steward—Jesse Jarvis. i
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SAVIN ROCK CONCEWONISTS
FINID.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. July 1:. . The.
mid of police llltt Sunday noon con-
cessiont'zts in Snvtn Rock Grove, re-
ccived the attention of the Ornnxc
town court yesterday. About seven»
tern of the principals were-molt fined
31 and costs and their unpioyon' cases
ended upon payment of costs. A man
mho ran 11 (an atom] paid $2 and casts
and one who had a lion show paid H
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formed h,- Dr \\illiam J. Tncey on HUGHES‘ NOTIFICATION JULY 31. ”in" ”0"“
“881185.!“ the \‘orwalk hOflpltttl. The NE‘V YORK. July 13. ~The Omelal
operation was successful and Mr. lnotiflcation ceremony of the minima-
Rnrris said that his wife was resting ”0!! 0’ Charles E Hughes Vlll beheld
nomfortauly this morning.
p. in. at Carnegie Hull, it was
M on
The electric lizhts used in the night trounced today.
in New York on Mondn .J 1.}.
y “”3 at 8 charged with operating his automobile
The charges were that the Sunday
cl~sertnntc law had been disregarded
A fine of 8100 arid costs was KW-
n G E. Clark. of West Hartford,
vrhiic intoxicated
‘ will be opened tomorrow.
tShop." It the Tcwn Hall tonight. The
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Amhnd of ”piston ore non
I They seem to be of much interest to:
" the old soldiers' from Tne Fitch Home
as funny of them Ire seen going doon‘
llo look at the camp almost chl'y
day. .
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t Tuesday mornings
N 0 R 0 TO N heavy storm
—-————-—-l-———- t wnshed «annuities of the road surface
near the railroad station under the
I rnilrond bridge, cant-ting the usual
Gilbert liirtwright is now chouifeurx 903“ “ml": “ml leaving ‘ heavy. 0*"
for J W DOW. m the Heights. pout, which HlfilL'I, (how .eslonfl
U '____ tGreene‘s men were nanny all on]
Mrs. A Thoele of the Post mod is “9‘“"1‘ “*1 ‘
entertaining trrenm from Broollyn.
(‘hief Brennan. please take notice,
or your tour-«ls will be fatten lo'ru
.Stambfor-i. llarit'n has n real uniform-
ed force, and its police department
now has a traffic sound, headed by
(‘hicl Green. in full‘ unilrom. lie can
the noon at Review Square.
directing uutomohtltsts how to reach
Stamford.
l'illinm G Strap “3rd of Nurotuu ho:
a new "‘Flivver.”
William (‘ar'i has purchased a l‘ull-
man automobile.
Mrs. HI Jackson of Brooklyn, N, 1?,
is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Smith.
W. H Arthur, the Stamford contrar-
gationat Church 11; ll be omitted to tor. was worried In b98121 work on the
light. , Emma} new Mansfield Avenue pavement thrs
,weelt, .but because. of yesterday s
First Selectman George MI V Sphf1 5‘0"“. ll In" probable lllfll the work Will
lictinx is entertaining relullvvn from not be commenced until ncxt Monday
Brooklyn. . it-roy Edwards, formerly of the L'.
._ S army and of the (‘onst Artillery
Mr and Mrs ll \‘t'illiumwn of Corp!- hnt-t been requested to topon
ionkt-rs N \'.I .11. th. guests of Mrs to the military headquarters It Gava-
'Samuel “colts nor's island. and will probahlv he oi
ferert an opportunity to SPllt' us a
training officer for recruits.
The prnyer meeting at the Congre
his
and
Gehrge t‘untrvll hm resigned
position with 1hr Norwalk Tire
Rubber (‘ompwy lrnrten's lonlexpected uniformed 90-
lice torcc has made its nppmrnrm-
(‘heit Warren Greene of the lunch wa-
gon. the local constable “hose friends
sometimes put an “i" into his with
My title and call him “chief" of tho
constnbulnq, has lit-en on duty at the
railroad bridge, daily, this wet-k, and
will continue to act as ll tnttt‘ic otttt-t-r
for the remainder of the sumrtn r.
When tht- 't-hcil" is off duty an iron
standard will tube his plaoe. With hie
wutty uniform, he gives the twon dome
I mdlrupolitnn nIpeci.
in" A. Frchrrtk Strohmnn, of the
Heights, in now enjoying a week's vo-
cation.
Mrs. G. E Richter cntertuim-d her
mother, Mrs' J ix'rrltwoodfnnti ho-r bro
ther, Robert 'Kllkluliltl, of Woodhaven.
l. 1 yesterday.
Mr and Mr» F ii. Williunruon uind
their daughter. of .\‘c w \‘.ork are
spending thi- sutnmer with Daniel
\‘l'lt‘ks. In Ronytnn.
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. t A huge oonvns sign advertising the
Th" new "”3”" '“d leodlinn "owl tiremcn's carnival to begin next Mon-
Noroton‘Aveuue to the nintipn. on the day. and continue through
north tilde, hurt hecn opened to traffic. was hung across the 1.0:" road. near
and it is expect-d that the south flldt‘
are strong in their conviction that the
cnrntvnl they ore to give Darlen this
you will excel nil its predtcessors,
nod they expect tube Iupported bison-
oronn pntronnge. They no
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Otter 75 local people will uppenr in
tht oxtrtungann, Fl Ft of the TM
reriptrt of the IIrittcrtninmcnt ore to
he. need for the benelt of the town
library: ~ "'7' - .. .1
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MIny'd‘the locIl "hiddien" are try-
ing to complete the more of Buffalo
Bill and so uecure n free ticket to the
nth bitten A lnrge number of older
recttlc also resolved to see the cir-
m-
precinte their kind of “preparedness".
The mnterlnlixrthe new linuan
but been mlvl-v for the past few
f' 'N. and the town people In curious
to roe. whnt kind of I mod this is to
be. About I week ago. molly loads at
not! were dumped or the depot plum.
and packed in to empty cement ban
by workmen. and stocked nlonn the
trolley tracks like a borrlcnde against
a foreign foe. Yesterday. load Ifter
load of broken .limit; was dumped on
the street, without Innd. cement. or
binder, to the depth of several inches.
The curious are wondering whnt the.
next step is to be
Mary Puree-inn. of Dnrien, was or-
rcstcd in Stamford yesterdny by offic-
er ThevrllI. for Cuntnble Bates of
Dnrien. for uttered unit on Carlton
'Ronn. She is Iccnned of Ittocltlnn the
mmplnirzazt‘. with oz-ue.
Adjutant E. R: Patton of the Fitch
Home staff nu returned from m- an.
nunl vncntion.
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MIrtin Shanghnmey, chief of the
fire department.'nnd foreman oi the
Tillcy bird farm, has boon enjoying l\
Lew days“ vacation.
The bad Ind dangerous rut at the
lfoot of the hill near the Old Kings
’ lHixhvny hon not yet been repaired
Mr. and Mrs Thomns Chadwick. nnd Noroton renldertts at the Boston
who have boon living in line'n block Post Road It thin point are wonder}
at Noroton Heights. hove mottled book In; how much honor State Suwan-
to Mrs. (‘hIdI’lck’s nu“ plnoe. It. undent of “time Bennett is going
Carmel N r.. beau. or m Choc-l to allow thin danger to remain? This
vlck's poor health
(
Darn-n,
the weckf
the nation, yesterday. The fire-menj
Ilvaan
randy to respond to all: for help from:
my cltinen who” property may be to.
danger It any time off!!! any or night:
and believe thnt the public' will )4“;
pavement to be laid on RIilI-md Ave.‘
mhw ‘ an...
of the machines niow up and try to run
cumin; nearfltonn Cheek at Newton. nround it but us it extends nlmost,Thls would prevent the non!
'Tmhing out. and “110“ Mr W"
:ing ewu storm, winter and lulu“ ' ’A
‘ and it would not be pecans-tr! 3"
across thew hole street the) Ind
‘ impossible to miss it.
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During the very sew-e trunder and
ruin stuff!) of Tires-day, the Stem"
ford horn-oils, trolley llllt was bloclszd
for nearly an hour, and 7hr tars m to
“off tint“ i;:r than)” hour‘s. Car.
1444 web stalled at tilt foot of tin? lull
near the (lid King’s Higlttxay at Sony
ton. on atztuunt of about 3 [wt oi :.~..nd
being washed down the hill and met
the tracks. and the tracks writ it
much “one condition than they mm
in the bud storm the day belt-rt»,
when it was found mace-badly in 581111
out Foreman Lynch and hi out: of
men law at night to ‘nhCWl’l 1hr and
and dirt off lhl.» .xitiue ttre‘t-h til no it
This second storm washed all lliv‘ mud
haul attain, turd more too, and the
. ‘("UI‘ and ruotorman of the :milod
.r .\'o it“ borrowed shawls from a
house, after calling up 1hr Norwuli‘
superintendent, and commcnred to
"dig theirc or out" of tiles and. I!
this division are good-natured fellowx
and went to work with n smile and
Ifter some time they ‘clearod‘ the car
and started for Stamford Many other
cars were also stalled at this point un-
til 3 gang of men came from Normtlk
Ind shoveled the and off the tracks
on to the mullet] Noroton “side
um." All this unnecessary delay in
trains at this point along lllls line 1 v
ery time it rains hard. could be Filip
pod It once it Mammr Potter V'tllilll
give orders to continue thr- brick work
which stops half way down tho: hill at
this section, and finish the brick road
betwecn the tracks all the way to
Stony Creek. which is only a matter
If you cauldron-
one one little child
or one overworked
mother from the
city’n hot, glaring
walls and pave-
ments and stuffy
rooms. and give
rumour, tutu; Iii ‘
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of about three or four W “W
lltll}
until
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a gang of men all the way fnnw
“all: to clean the tncks‘evcry “W
it min.~ either, Property owners at M
Mr..- aw aim complaining that V“
trolley people have dug ire-chin l""'
their property near Stony Ctuk
as to drain its tracks, thfletv ”'1'" "
mining thr rtuue work which lulu»
UP ”1" l-a'rl : of the creek, and HW“
lull} is llii: the case when. the it":
Road is u ‘tivrr' such as it mu 3' r‘
lt‘l’da). Th1 attention of the 31‘ ”M"
nuthorrzicr- ltds lteen called to l"
llt‘it‘\>U) of putting in at the tort .l
mt run s. it. kind oLa plpetfl ' a N
l' i ill in kit p the water H“) l'llllflllL’
oil lLtl r tracks into prime plow! ."
and thereby damaging none, walnut!
thc company liable to a «it (or dani—
ages, but rt; lni no attention his bit“
paid to them, "Fore-warned in ltl't‘
urinal!" timid Potter, and. on»: t.- «A
friendly ‘ “airing” II that.
NEW HAVEN rnot‘m cmsH.
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NLW HAVEN, July l3.-Two no”?!
cars, one an open and the other 4:
pat-unvourvntrv. crushel together at
the Congress avenue and“ 'tth 1M-
fnyettc stl‘el yesterday. poor adult
mssengcrs nnd two inhmd a film3
went :1. do hospital nearby. All but
Chnr‘le: Oolpin, of 1681 (hall!!! 3"“
nuc. Bridvcport, later left the hospital
as their injuries proved Blight Gill-
itin remains for observation, but may
not be twill hurt. The open oar W?“
The mo-
did not hold.
5‘ much \xtrrtt
pitched out.
ternian {lid his lllvlkt’s
them an‘ outing at the bench with bounti- ..
“Mm“, coolness, froshair, adaily
1 . dipintbesurflshadypomhosandsandy
«- beaches, would you not regard such a
giftasvell worth giving?
Sachngifiisentireiywithinyom'm
Tenthormndofthesemothersandchildrenaro
unlit): brinvitotions to our Ion Breeze Sum-‘
marl-lane. Youcansendasmnnyasyouwill
forndny,aweekornfortnight.
AWSOcentsadayor$3aweekforeoch
m?! direct your gift to George Blagden.
11-; Net; York Association for
INS-1mg.
the Condition of the Poor
nonunion N. “In. new}
Roo- 130
New rut" do
Vano wanted In every town to Finn I Mr. Iol «mm .
Ildroo when
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firm is nettlnn no bod now that nanny.
.to roto- Ipoclnl Ben Breere vacation fundI or certnh pm
I ore plruculorly diam 0‘
«in. eluuo. the). culture-hon eon Idopt u (bdrm
1 Write for emanation for plantain; n tool: It
l‘ . my:m townormrIu-n-hnm
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