CITY MARKET 69 N0. MAIN ST.‘ A. HASSEN pleasure from the scenes which they l Wit. m tho claret Thursday, at. 7:45 p. l. The regu- 'mn are witneuiu. They will _ return: Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeGallienne, far mid—week prayer service. All are home In afev'v days. v—u "_"Dug Riyllwnd has accepted a po- sition with‘lhe Remington Arms U... of Bridgeport. Mrs. Viola Cameron and Mrs. Rob- ert A. Eahman, of New York, are the guests of Mrs. Harvey White of Firms Point. Howard Acton will resume his in— ties with the Ferris Coal Company, 8 VIII lull. Cor. m A... l Monday. after enjoying two week!» Ta- 4’ cation E t N' ‘ —*-* ‘ t x [8 Ice 1, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey White and Peaches - and Watermelons t t Club, yesterday. _. l --- t The Rowai'lon Carnival Commit- : ,tee has placed a box for holding the votes in the voting contest for ‘Queen' ‘ ALSO t 101‘ the carnival in llafner's store. Votes CANTALOUPES, 3can be purchased at the store at the ALL KINDS or FRUITS. 1 1.0.. 0‘ I“ each! VEGETABLES l “—“—' tI ll, 1; t, l t, - DARIEN t ‘ I b , ' Telephone Us 1522 . 1) We Deliver 1 | t: lulu ;. ‘w:__;__;_ _ . ,1 :E l .pqoaorou. . 1’ l t: it Itheir guest‘s, Mrs. V. Cameron. Mrs. Frank BiSsell. Mr, and Mrs Dosing trite”, Miss C. ()‘Dell and Dr. Kelley motored to the New Roebelle Yacht " with the Misses he-Gallienne, EAST Norwm ‘ Miss Elizabeth Sharkey, of Riverside lis visiting friends in Noroton. She is in niece of Norman Talcotl. editor of ."()ur Town." Greenwich‘s weekly pa- lper, and lives witll her uncle at his Riverside home. She has just finished la course in journalism at Columbia University. " Thomas Benedict and Edward F. Smith went on a flashing trip today.i twain kind 9‘ fish~whales or sharaa‘f; ilou's (‘iv'f League? The pretty little What is the matter will. the .\‘oro. Joseph Fowler has hauled W. Sul- Ilvans‘ houseboat upon his dry dock. Ind will repair and paint it. _.__.._..._ g The Ladlcs‘ Auxiliary of long Neck Point Road, t‘hrlstc It» ‘church will hold a fete at the home 17, or Mrs. s. Kelley on August to. 4’“ A district meeting will be held up" .9. \Q‘Clock. A hot time is expected. on July 29th. fll the Marvin School next lfi‘lday at ti 3 badly. The East Norwalk Yacht gull will, hold a meeting Monday evening for' the purpose of making arrangementa the ladies 0f the League. it can for the clambake, which will be h.id‘ made attlactive again. i Judge E_ M. Lockwood has purch- ued a new launch which its "Boy Scout." some fine trips in it this summer. named llc expects to enjoy Mr. and Mrs. Stuart ti. Younga, for- merly of East avenue. are now loca: ed in Cincinnati, Ohio, where they will- remaln a week or so and wlll then‘ move to Covlngton, Ken, where they expect to make their future home, Notwithstanding the embargo on the st avenue .\i. E. church will meet lacking the Religious System of Great City. the pastor may have charge. a) Sunday school the men's class of the as usual having for their 'subject-« ‘.\t- it Being no Sunday school, parlfithactlley took so much pride in and kept up so nicely last summer. at the junction of the Post Road and has been al- lowed to be ov'erxrown with weeds and long grass, and looks like a 'mcssl' Several of the pretty, little evergreens which are growing there were broken by workmen making the new concrete road to Ring's End Landing. and these handsome little trees need attention We trust this little “beauty ’poll'f will no? bo‘ dealtrvornmca on'g’erf' with ailittl'c attention 'from be a ROWAYTON‘ .AAAAAAA. Dr. was a visitor in New York ci'y ycs- tetdtty afternoon on businras. M. l‘. llurnstein of Ruwayton. Wultcr Jones. agent for the Ward Baking company. has returned from a visit to New York city. Miss Beatrice lhn‘is of New York city. has arrived here to spend a short vacation with her sister, Mrs. P. M. Needle of Rowayton avenue. Tokeneke‘s artist, Raymond Hol‘nnd Members of the East Norwalk Yttcl‘t and William Ashe of the Silvcrnlino‘ Club have received postal cards from group of artists. are. in Pittsburgh, at Norman Winglesworth and 'fiflllOl“' work on mural decorationa of :1 room were _ awakend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wit: liam l-‘aversham. . John Mti‘ormack recently entertain- ed his manager. (‘harles Wagoner of Pawiing. N. Y., at the famous tenor’s summer home in Tokeneke. The annual bazaar of the Ladies’ Aid Society‘of the eMthodiIt Episco- pal church it Rowayton was held last evening on the church lawn. The grounds were prettily decorated with Japanese lanterns, flowers and shrubs. .A bountiful supper was served, ard icecream, cake, and candy were sold. A large number of people were in at- tendance, and the affair was a finan- cial success as well as a social one. ry E. Anderson. pastor. At 10:30. Morning worship with sermon by the pastor on “Making Life Effective." . There will be no session of the Sun- iday school. ‘ : At ms, The weekly devotional [meeting of the (“hristlan Endeavor So- Eciety. Topic——Enlhusiasm; lts \‘alu’ How to (‘tlltlv ate it. Leader, Percival l’ Anderson. lsa. 1271—6. .\l kilo—Evening service of wor- ship. praise and song. with gospel ser- mon by the pastor and special music by tlr.- church choir. \\'t‘dllf‘!‘lla_\'. July 26th, at 3 p. m., the first session of a (‘hrlstian Worker‘a (‘otlfcrence will be held ill the M. E. church. .\t 723“ the second session of the conference will meet in the Baptist church. The arrangements for this confer once have been left in the capable hands of Rev. William James of Brooklyn and Belle island which as- sures the helpfulness of the meeting and the character of the ‘Sptialkl‘l‘i. 192v- eryone is invited to attend. fl Rowayton Methodist Episcopal church notices: Sunday. .luly 23rd. Morning Worship at 10:30 a. m. The l‘astor‘a sermon aubject is. "The liight llac of Spiritual (lifts—The (lift of Ministry." By order of the Board of Health all clones of the. Sunday school for chil- dren sixteen years of age and under are dismissed until further notice. The adult classes and senior mem- bers of the school will assemble as usual at “:50 a. m. The lesson sub-I jcgt‘l'for tomorrow is “Paul at Cor- ,lhth." , . J . l-Ipwortll Leanne at 63:15 p_ in. The topic Is. “How (‘an Our League Make. Our Town Better." The leader is onvd Clark. flveni'lg Worship at 7:30 p. in. subject for the evening sermon is l'nnodly Sinner." Wednesday, July Workers Conference. opportunity for all l‘h l ‘The : l 26th, Christian] This is it rtlrcl walk. (‘onfcrencea of the nature of "u“? 0‘ “llil'Amt’FlCln tic-mohair.» h v , tun-h m IMl .loga l. .\cr:tlrr:l Mexico. new bar. lhl! one have een or, c ' ‘ut'l' Tania Add the Clll‘ital clash. mand in th.~ (‘ity during the winter. A fine corps of Christian workers have participated in the activities of these) conferences in the pail and some of: them will be present and have part} in this conference summer home on Bell lsland. who hasl been the leader ill these conferences) will be present and preside. Able and inspiring speakers have been engaged and a most hclplul time is anticipated The afternoon session will be held in the Methodist church and the (l‘Plllilg session in the Baptist church. A light luncheon will he cerved by the women border in pursuit of bands, .vestlgation of l Rowayton Baptist church, Rev. Hen-E invited to join with us in this ser- vice. \. litillltilllfll suit - it till to on vault, r (Continued trom first Page.) le-u Under Mexican Note. The note of July in Mcnto Lilly, would limit the pro posed commission to dlscussiOn ut tlllee speclflc points: Withdrawal of American troops ilom Mexico; ar- rangement of a reciprocal aglee- meat unSC. numb the troops of either governmrfi‘ might cross t:- and in- the bandit raids on Amelltall towns to determine what interests pronlmed them in an et- lort to force intervention. \vllile it is .low certain the Wash- ington government has no objection to discussion to anyot'tbese one: lions. there have been intimatiols that President Wilson hoped much gn-alc'l' results could be accom- plmltd toward lcsturalion of tran acuity and stable government in Mexico than tilts limited field would permit. l-‘or that reaton it was ill- ferred that the present effort ot Mr. l’olit probably was directed toward widening the probe of the campus- ston'a activities. and that General t‘al‘ranza's answer 0.1 this suggestion. mu.l be receivcd before a final de- clsloll could be li‘iltllt-‘d‘ Personnel of Commiulon. There are indlcatlolls that inrn of bigu position and nblllty, whose, names are know u itllernatiollally.‘ would be selected to reprrsctt the United States ill order to assure lieu» ll. as pubiisheiL m. m annealed in the Marion note, the .t terms of inch a protocol were being. wolked out by Mr. Lansing, Mr. Polk and Mr. Arredondo when Aleneral t‘ananza'a suspicions led him to ter- iinitiate the negotiations abruptly and ,demandiwlthdrawal of the troops. "fhe only point then remaining to be ‘lSPllled was the status of General ll’el'sll'uig's force. Apparent elimination of tun Genelal t‘arranza's part. through the efforts of European and Latin American diplomats in Mexico t‘lty. leaves the way Uprll. atimdilsll‘allull bltitlala believe, to give material all it.) illv dc Iacio government in meet- ilg it’troubleaome domestic prob» , lcms‘ it has been suggested l‘lllted limos might suspicion that induce dlle Amer-i» can financiers to go to the relief of» tienerai Carranza. Whatever the immediate cause of delay in reaching a final decisiol do. to the oirlnmission plan. state depart- luent officials unquestionably are act- luated by a desire to find a perma- nent remedy. They hope to avoid llmitilg the commissioners in order that every chance will be offered fol the evolution of a constructive plan of action to be shared by the two governments. and which will have the rehabilitation of Mexico trom the lllside as its object. Tranoferred to Nogalea. MEllt‘ElrES. Texas. July 23." Brig. :frsl l-deard H, Hammer. in «mound of troops at Llano (lrande. Tera), has i been transferred to Xogalcs. Arie, it. : allztou li"d yestrrday. \t thgalcs are the troops. (‘oaltet-t icut ENTINEL l Mmt “”9“;qu AND romp; W. w, Funeral at William Sullivan. The funeral of William Sullivan. who was instantly killed early Friday morning while stealing a ride on a passenger tlain of the New llaven load, will be held Monday afternoon, from Raymond's Funeral Parlors, lll Washington street. ln'crment will be in the P13“ Island cemetery. w Fpneral of Mrs. John Moeklor. The funeral of .\|l‘=. John Mocltler \Hl: ht ld front llel late home. 4:3 Sum mit avtnue at a 30 and from St. los- epbs church at 9 o‘clock. Rev. il. J. Carroll Officia‘ed. The pall bearers were John Hines, Hubert Mot-klel', Hugh Mcilowen and Albert Prust' ill- terment was in St, Mary‘s cenlt-tely. Funeral of John Kelly. funeral of John Kelly was held ls morning from the home of his sister. Mrs. J. Mch’ally. 4.3 West Main street at 9:30 and from St. Mary's. church at 10 o'clock. Rev. Father Mc- L‘ran odiciated; During the mast; Mrs. Irvin: ilzlymea rendered Pie Jesi. Some Sweet Bay and Abide With Me. The .pall hearers were Gua Billenstein, l.. Andtrson, Fred Berger. 0. Anderson Daniel Leroy, John Novack. lntor~ ment was in St. Mary‘s cemetery. ‘1 KNOB BATHING BEACH SAFE i FROM SHARKS. l l Norwalk Organization Has Strong Fence to Protect Battlers from Monaterl. Sharks will not only be unwt'lt-cll‘c Vlh‘litll'- at the Knob club hereafter. but it will be all impossibility t"' in to r ‘llt lv tl‘. bll'lli\: heath Tilt’ Shark peril so agitated the governors l I fill" etai llal'lallza that lllt‘ brel thought EADERS’ of the nation would be given to the» lush. in mine quarters it was re-I IEW S ... on , t u of the resort lilt‘y held a hurried meet- ing Sunday and voted to have. a strong fenct- l‘l‘i ctetl to keep out the cannibal fish lllollrlt-rs. A wire protection enclosing the en- tire beach l.- llt'lllg Cl‘t-‘I'W‘d. It begins at the club house and runs diagonally 500 fect acros thef rsont of the pro- llerty. it will be lilo fret outside the White, aided by Major (it'llrl‘ll tlot~ .lldts, who reoclltly religaed as gov- trnor of the l'anama Canal Zone. 'llld Fredellck Leblllall, iolulel‘ noun. itor. general and member ol the .\ iii t) Jiltedilllon coulerelce at Niagara; Falls, had been considered. Tne‘ ported last night llldl t‘lllct JUalltt': *— O .64 "II: MURPHV'O DEFENSE. name oi 140““ I" ivralflt-ls. assoc-ale To the Editor of the South Norwalk bathing float and will show above wav justice of the supreme court. also Sentinel, flouth Norwalk. Conn. was mentioned. [here was nothing tcr at high tide. The wire is stout .be discussed by ‘coutulus no ”Nougat l t to indicate. however. that any selec- tion: had been made. It appears certain that Cabrera, Mexican milliliter of mission. Mentioned as his probable asaociatea are men of grtat prollll- nencc ill Mexican economic life. and Noticingdn last evening’s South Norwalk Sentinel ()Mcer Murray's :tc- seems but juatlce and fair play that 1 pl)... ‘ _t. The article gave the impression that in texture. heavy galvanized three- inch mesh and will afford absolute Lula (‘Oll'll‘ of my arrost‘for speeding. it safety to all bathers. ty of petrol. l . More than 200 members swim daily "MIN“. Wl“ brad ”“3 ”film“ “”1" be “given equal space in which to te- at the club during the season, hence the need for protection when sharks were reported in Long island Sound. ‘ “CHINA." 30'“ l The. MW» of Pine and MA". Loaded With Tina“. incendiary bombs difler tron ol- dindry explosive bombs in that W! are intended not to scatter (1'1sz over a wide area. but to produce M' den and intense. belt at a given pointy . thus startill: at fierce mnflagratiol. W. A. 'i‘ildeu describes in Nature one of these bombs. ins account is as fol- lows: The bomb. as a rule. is conical, of ten inches diameter at the base. culled round and has a metal handle at the apex. The base is a flat cup, at to w hlt'b u pierced metal funnel is fitted, having the ignition device and handle titted at the top. The funnel in gen emlly filled with W I‘hhl} ignition generates iutenae heat a by the time of the -.-oncuaaion has like“ the form of lllolteu metal of the el- traoldluarily high temperature of over 55m degrees it‘. The molten men] is spread by the concussion. Outs”. the funnel is u padding of a highly litm- mable or resinous maledal. hound on with an inflammable form of npe. The resinous material cream I pun— gent smoke. ‘ There is generally some “in! white phosphorua in the butt». 0‘ l1” cap. which develops llauseoill m. in some cases celluloid chipping: are added and ow-asioimlly a small quail. lOGGED ills MEMORY.~ Ono Clover Wife Made Sure Hor Let-1 tern Would Be Mailed. ‘ It was one of those days when it: I rained l‘llllt‘ul the least. warning thtt i a well drcssol man stopped in front of t a High street business place. Heataod with studied look, ai lboulh porno heavy weight was on his mind. For . fully five minutes he stood there think‘ | lug. thinking. thinking. . l Then it began to sprinkle I “£00; 3 and be raised llll umbrella which he ' had been fussing from tmo band to the . other as he \vent through bll'diflerebt pockets. la two lcttcra already stamped fell from it to th ground. Theyjtruck. first on [lll‘ but 01" the 11le I” C“ 3 slowly fell down past his face. re . was a broad smile. ulld~he ‘plded‘ them tip. '. ”l llncvv there was something my wife had told me to d0, but 1 couldn't make out for the life of me what it When he raised the umbreb ' ' tron." llc mid to another gentleman, _ - who stood near by. _ .. The wife lllitl placed two l'effb‘. ‘ih ' his umbrella. She was certain that there would be a shower and'ttat la . no other manner could she be sure of having the letters mallow—Columbus it is argued from this that General I ‘f‘i‘il‘ reckleu driver. 1 have heclt None have been seen near the Knob‘ Dispaltll. Carranza also l'eullzea that the cum- driving aulomobilea for the past live under authentic reports but the club “11'3““ may “W a ll” 5‘9“” ““k years and have wer had an acldent ‘tliought it wise to prepare. It is the than the mere settlement of the bor- Qt; dlfipull‘é. ’ihose suggested to audition to Cabrera are ltobena Pew quelra. formerly Carranza'a repre sentative in Washington anti Alberto i'aul. director of railways. lhc .\lealc.l.l outline of sublet-ta to the commlsaiouers lit-vs proposals except mat the orlgln ot‘ the border ralus ueneral tialrallza'a first indication of lltnitlllty took the form of a .loto “meaning (.iat‘UaSlO“ of the with lanai ol the. .Lluel'lcan forces, and toe male department was pre w a he hilliflllull to a crisis, sllvlater Influencea. Administration otilciala here are l'JlOWIl to have regarded the sudden a a...“ ot malady la Mextco as .udtcatltvg the activity of agPllCltfo secretary Lansing arid other onlcials ll.:\t' influt‘ no secret of their belief that ulnleler influence: have been .t..vltlg permanently toward that end. .‘lcstdent \‘v'llson has repeatedly re- ferred to llll'dt‘ influences in public utterances. ’il‘.e..o is no reason to believe that in.- tinted States would not welcome a: investigation of the origin of the lll‘tllf raids such as n'" h" “ -‘l by f" ‘r .‘ and am considered. i believe careful driver. ’ ‘ i had a load‘of ces out ”to see the circus parade, and being unable to get down Washington alter! in rider to return to the fac- tory l‘decided to go up Welt avenue and down East avenue as the most The' be investigated. It is recalled that coltveni-‘nt way around. At that time the then: wait in South Norwulk and \\'.--st avenue. was practically deserted. > sw I hurried along. At no time did my speedometer Nations of Nor-lgtarlng to discuss the subject when a 5mm. dvor thirty-live. ‘35) miles, and then only between blocks. as l slowed down to nften (lb) miles at each cross istreetg As i understand the automo- ilnle laws. there iii no speed limit (as 1 longtaa. you do no reckless driving) up L1“ one-fourth of a mile, and l deny ,that } 'drove a full one-quarter of a The Re“ Will which sought for their own purpclc. Emile faster than twenty-five (25) miles lam James. of Brooklyn. now at his to t‘nlbt'od the two nations in war :an hour, certainly not a chkloss lspeed considering i had the avenue much ‘to myself. Thanking you, Mr, Editor, for your courtesy. I beg to remain. ' Very truly youra. JAMES K. MURPHY, East Not-walk Conn. July 22. I916. —Try a Sentinel Want ad Telephone 4785. i first arrangement of its klfl‘d in this: zlcinity. . l alinn-aa City Journal. , my father‘s employ- *—--_" ”‘f'M—‘ . . . -. , I Steam Dying 81 Cleaning Co. —BRIDGEPORT—- Formerly known In Irldqeport etutu-D l . yo no A Lleanlng Co. Silk Drouu. Glovon. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned. » H. LYNGE, Prop. Ixotio. “What large eyes that» Boston girl has.“ “They were grown under all-a." . I '*..§.~ 293 State St.. Bridgeport "'tv. ’i‘HE Garden Hose Will Save your, Lawn, Flowers and Vegetables Dur- icg the Dry Hot Weather A. D. MORGA‘N 122 Washington St: / l . It pan.‘ So Norwallt, l'. T v _ NIKEW MESSENGER ' lllllE iltlll'l l. var lllS out llllllcf a ’- 7“: or f wanna anemone) .1 Es HERE BOY-OELtv/eR Till‘it ANCIENT EG‘tPTIAN VASE n's THE can cue m EXtSTENCE ANDJT'S A9 coop as 2!;”: Panacea! women I my AND BE VERY CBREFUL‘ OHl-tT'e ON A DAY thfE me A WlSE GEEZER. TtES n LlFELlNE 'la Hlb LlO.’ ~—. 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