. A new ”in": has been ordered b)‘
that “.mp3 be out in no
iii. in front of the snow window!
' at his atore, on the Washington street
bridge. as soon as possible.
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‘9 "0' MAIN ST,"- Helen, Marion and Phoebe Hunted. of
Second street. have eatabiiahed a camp
at Calf Pasture. whienthey call Camp
“rm-la." They are enjoying them-
aelvca very much. and ml to keep
camp two weeka.
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AHASSEN‘
Cantaioupes “
\aod Watermelons ‘
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The pier under tho Washington
street bridge has linen completed. The
pt, in now mach alter and there is
no danger of boats ipinring any part
ofthemaaoaworkonthebridge.A
beard-walk baa been built around the
edge of the pier. and will be a great
convenience to the keepers in tending
to the lights.
By a very quiet wedding ceermony.
Iperformed this morning by the Rev.
8. P. Fairbanks, of the East Avenue
I .3. church. Miss Gladys R. Bar.
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Ana-unnatural.
Fruitlgnd Veggubk. ever! tram. daughter of Mr .and lira. Joe-j,
oph Bartram, of Osborn avenue. be-
W' came the bride of James J. Clark, a
well known and popular trolley eon;
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‘ductm: The couple were. attended,
.cnly by the bride'a brother and wild?
My. anddlra. Paul Bartram. Mter a
short wcdding journey. the newly-
Mweds will reside in Rowayton. .
t Chester Thompson. of Thomas street
who is employed by the United Eleo-
tric Light and Water Company. was
painfully injured this morning. (‘heet-
er was climbing a pole and was about
‘1 to fasten a wire to it, when he slipped
‘ and hit his left eye on a bolt fastened
V NORWALK :in the pole_ Dr. Francis 1. Burnell
v
Telephone Ua rsaa 1
We Deliver
EAST
.was Emmoaed and treated um I:
no unfortunate complications arisc. he
will be. around as well as ever in a.
‘ few days. This is the second time in
‘ Henry Wright, of East "flue, 1. two weeks, that Mr. Thompson has
-ploycd in painting the “Verona." met with injury. last week he was
______ severely shocked and burned when he
“find" Saunders is over-hauling his 1’19““ up “ "v9 ""9-
uliboat, the lvor Pout, at Second
Nut y l I The "Hungry Twelve" held a ham
‘quet at the [lotion House last night.
One of the nncst shore dinners ever
devised by Landlord John O'Sullivan
was placed bcfore them. and they
proved that they were “some" hnnlry.
After dinner. officers were elected for
the coming term. F. Clark was made
President, and Harold Rundle, Seem-
:tary. .Toasta were then in order, and
the W broke up at a late hour
The menu included chowder. clams.
bluedah. chicken, sweet potatoes, com.
swatermelon. brownabrcad and cigars.
1. Those present were: William Keeler.
Ma's hardware store today, while Edward Flahcrty, Allen Colc. John ii.
I. Dunne is attending to other buai— Manning. Harry “Ofl‘mnn. Joseph Car-
seas matters in town. Iler, Fred Lockwood, Harold Rundle.
'..-.._.___ tJohn O'Sulllvan, Luke Conneally.
i“ arm m mm mam u “1‘. h“; Frank Clark and Howard Montgomery
Jeanne M. E. church, tonight. the om-I
‘ dal Board will meet. Routine busi-
Incas will be transacted.
0, Gabriclson. who is employed in
'lew York City, is visiting his parents
. Osborne avenue.
The Radel oyster pile is rapidly dis-
impearing, and it is probably that the
W )vork will be completed in a few days.
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Herbert Ayers, of Flushini. Lost?
mm, was the guest of the that Nor-
‘valk Yacht Club yesterday.
Bartley Griffin is employed in it
DURATION OF A WINK
The time occupied by the several
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Joaeiih Fowler rm inatailed an on-‘l’l'm' 0* “10 Imminent lu- been
me in the “Elm. 3" Th. boat "(MUSEUM and it ll formd that the
Ilpidly nearing completion, and will: mean duration of the descent of the lid
”on be seen in the water. 'il from seventy-five to‘ ninety one“
' . _——— ' thonaandtha of a aeoond.
Miss Pfluflm Beck {‘5 enjoyins'.! The interval while the eye is shut
seeks vacation. from her dutlea at‘m in 0110 case only fiftec‘l‘hmi-
Zlirayer'g Hat factory, and la "gum dredtha of a second. The rising of
no time in Canaan. ‘ _ .the lid occupies soventeernbundredths
, in! a aecond. A specially arranges
The "Robina." has been completetyjpbotographio apparatus was used.
'Cverhauled by its owndr. Edwin 1.; The popular phrases that something is
.Hanford. It now present: a neat ap-V done “quicker than a wink" is there-
, 1 finance to the eye. . ‘fore expressive to a degree that may
TM , 'be stated in fractions of a aocond~,
”in. Washington Star.
. "inarotd and who Finch.
Damn
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pqoaorou
on» ivy Ashton. 5: the Heighta, an.
the whoopingoough~ i
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Richard Dugdaie, of the Heights. ha'
been ill for a few daya. E
Dr. Arthur I. Kane's houae at Long
Neck Point has been repainted.
Mina Mary Brady of West Avenue:
has returned fro a trip to New York“
Alfred Morehouae. it. and family re-i
turned Saturday from a vacation trip,
Mina Loin Evans of Boston. haa beenI
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Samuel C. John-‘
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aon. I
Assistant Scoutmaster Harold Scritr
nor in the proud owner of a new first-z
aid kit. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kauffman err.
tertained out of town friends over that
week-end. l
Mrs. William lioDnnicla of the:
Heights and her daughter are visiting:
in Chicago. ‘
Rev. G. E. Richter spent this after
noon is Southport. conducting the fun-
eral of a pariahioner.
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The Noroton Heights M. P. Sunday».
school will enjoy its annual picnic to;
day at Roton Point.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Maury, of Teen 1
taine on the Poet mad. Noroton. are]:
spending the summer in Vermont.
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Mrs. Scott Williamson of Weat ave-l
nuo has been entertaining her hrother.f
Charleaw Van Cleef of New Jersey.
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‘Mlea Charlotte Lowndes enjoyed al
vacation from her duties at the Dan?
icn Review‘s typaetting machine, out
Monday. ,
George ll. 'l‘llley. who wan stricken
ill a couple of weeks ago. in Atlantic
Square, Stamford. continues in a sore
ious condition.
Mrs. 'Bcrtha Schlcuter of West Ave-
nuc recently enjoyed a visit from Mr.
and Mrs. John Nilan and family. who
came up from New York in their car.
The clock at the west-bound depot
has been overhauled. and is now tick-
ing merrily away, but that at the
east-bound station has now gone on
strike.
At last the work of paving Railroad
avenue is nearing completion. A gang
of men was engaged laat evening put-
ting on the top dressing of concrete.
and it is expected that the road will
be ready for use by Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs, G. E. Richter of Mans-
field Avcnue enjoyed a visit yesterday
afternoon from the former'a aunt. Mrs.
John C. Pink. and his cousin, Mrs
George Stevens. The ladiea are resi—
dents of Brooklyn. spending the sums
mer at the Rhodanolia Housb. Nor-
walk. .
Scoutmastcr‘ Caleb s. mu. head of
E“? MESSENGE
Went sixfé‘t'm
1 53ch New B".
. BEIEVE "5
. saw:
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Now MIKE”
STAND U? AND
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W. R. Austin. So Norwalk, Ct.
Samuel Abramaoa. So. Norwaik. CL
S. L Banedict. So. Norwalk. Gt.
0. H. Banks, Nor-walk, Ct.
Bates, West Norwalk. Ct.
J. J. Colo-Ian. Norwalk, Ct.
D. W. Flint. 3! Norwalk. Ct.
I. Heli'ant. Norwalk. Ct.
E. L Hafner. East Norwalk. Cl.
C. K. Hunter. Norwalk. Ct.
Hardware 1 Auto W Comm.
So. Norwalk, Ct.
B. lierahiieid a Son. So. Norwalk. Ct.
Hana Hobo, Norwaik. Ct.
C. H. l‘uributt, So. Norwaik. Ct.
A. Modao. So. Norwalk, Ct.
J. W. Masher. 80. Norwalk, Ct.
Moe. Fatal Norwalk. Ct.
Paul ‘Preusscr (Paddler) Norwalk, Ct.
Bros. So. Norwalk, Ct.
'Robert Robichaud, So. hiorwalk. Ct.
Reynolds Motor Car (30.. Norwalk, Ct. '
A. B. Rowe (Paddler), Norwalk, Ct.
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Where SOCONY Gasoline and
POLARIN E Oil and Greases
Can Be Obtained
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Roddy E Ayers, flat Norwalk. Ct.
Sonnet Tavlin. So. Norwalk. Ct.
Vaast Bros, 80. Not-\walk, Ct.
L. M. Wright. 8o. Norwalk. Ct.
Norobn, Darlen, Wilton.
W. ’E. Ashton. Noroton, Ct. .
Baur a Company, Noroton, Ct.
Dutch Garage. Dnriea, Ct.
R. w. Keeier. Wilton, Ct.
Sterling Motor Co., Darien. Ct.
P. H. Speilmau, Norotan, Ct.
Wilton Garage, Wilton, Ct.
Rmyton, Tokencke.
l’atrick hlullaney. Tokeneke, Ct.
A. S. Mills. Rowayton, Ct.
Samucl Mead. liowaytun. Ct.
Weatport, Greene Farma, Saupatuck.
W. l'). Dickson, Westport, Ct.
l). Luciano, Saugaluck. Ct.
T. J. Shaunaeaacy. Greens Farms, Ct.
Westport Garage, “carport. Ct.
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the laundry department of Fitch's
Home. with eleven Boy Scouts, in
camping on Pratt's island. The lads
enjoying the trip, in addition to the
acoutmaater and his assistant. Harold
Scribner. are: Robert Dugdalc. tho
bugler; Wilson Crofoot. Charles Fish-
er. Alva Hartwrlght. Thomas Kirk.
Vincent Nixon. Frank Bchleutcr. Cliz'v
ton Selioclr. Eben Scribner. 'uwron'co
Slauaon and Walter Staffeth.
Deputy Health Officer ‘Ralph Birch
ard continues to meet all trains at the
depot. and to inspect all children un-
der 16 arriving in town by rail from
points where infantile paralysis pre-
vails. He has found a number of such.
but all have been equipped with pro-
per certificates from health officials
that they have been examined and
found free from any symptoms of the
distressing malady. All such are kept
under surveillance by Dr. Noxon for'
two weeks.
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Traffic Officer Warren Greene hidf
ed two antnmnh'llnts into Justice
~ MIKE THINKS HE
paid the cash.
Sherer's court on Monday. Harold
Phillips of Norwalk waa fonnd guilty
of driving a car without a registra‘
tion certificate, which resulted in his
being fined 810 and coats, a total of
$19.88. A. J. Flanagan of Enfield
was charged with reckless driving
in addition to that of banana cc:-
tiflcate, and being found guilty. a
fine of 325 and coats—$37.50 in all——
was laid upon him. Both tourists
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The case of the Gulf Refining Com-
pany Vs, J. Twigga came up Wednes-
day evening. before Judge George
Sharer. - The evidence proved that
Air. Twigga', touring car was smashed
through the carelessness of the driver
of the Gulf Refining Company's truck
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in front of the Walter Steward (iro-
cery store on Railroad avenue. As the
driver of the truck could not show his
registration card at the time of his ab
. rest be was fined ten dollars and costs
by J udgc Sharer.
The town’s appetite for excitement
mews swarms".
NHME » THE
PRINCIPHL KNEE.
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was all ready for a feast Tuesday ‘ V ‘ ‘
night, when Thomas Wood and Mitts1 R010” WWI
Sarah Wood were arraiuged before ,
Justice George W. Shcrcr complaint ‘
of George lhigdalc. The cases? i
wen postponed “for a week. because The excursion boat. Sirius conveyed
counael for the Woods was on vaca- 800
people form Hackensac . .Ne
tlon. Dugdale, who frequently appears Jersey to Roton Point yesterg‘ay N:
in the limelight in Darlen town meet- childrc w it '
inns. and in various function in the n era a owed to make the
trip, but those present patrohiud all
Noroton end. whence the three per- of th amuae at d h d it
eons concerned all live. charged Wood time 0 me '. an a ' “q, I
with having threatened him with a
revolver. and Miss Wood with hung
assaulted him with stones. According
to tales heard about town. the three. -'
were involved in a merry row Sundayi 1400K 1
night, but “10 details will not be I am” profits '1"! you by giving
brought out until next Wednesday you the lowest prices on 15 yearn
night. L guarantee tin made into ibaders. hand.
_____,_ . made, painted inside. tin roofing.
--8peeial dance record out this month , ”hagtigfnhmm‘ ma ‘n 1
two good one steps for $1.25 “Uncle rooting. 1 NY. Sfizfmguaran:e?d.:
Tom" and “Arrah Go On" both on the years. 2 ply $1.65 guarantee 10 years, _
one record. This is a record that you; i
‘mnat hear and you will be sure to' HENRV A- HEGELE'N
want u. an: fol' it at Donneuy's“ l 55 Water 8!-
Victrola parlor. on dance 385-4
Pbona one
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