I .1, Frederick listleclt. of Washington.
A. HASSEN
8VuMGu.OabomAwa
Canialoupes
and Watermelons
"And all lands oi Fresh
Wuanchgetablesevery“
day.
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“sane.
Girlstopher Shula. of Bridge street.
is rapidly recovering from a serious
sated-at paemonia.
A schooner loaded with pulp tailed
up at Raymond's dock and will be
towed to Nor-alt by the Addie V-ll,
tomorrow.
, “is
mus-mu.
enmeHKu'sww
l William Cameron.dlt. le
.isthegatestofwalterneveral
fewdaya.
4‘ In. endurance“; Walnott Hub
‘bell and their daughter. I“. [ti-bull
m“ “to ride to S"! m Rowland. will leave Greenwich to:
yesterday. Plitstleld, to spend two months. They
3have rented the Churehhill Farm.
' TheDarienballteamwillphyhfl'
River, sunny. O! "u “V", M. . E. V. VW 0! W” Hill “I
._ Every building
1 brought into requisitionvwood. stone
‘ tapestry brick. tiles and scent. In
finishing this delightful aid-world
triumph of architecture and land-
scape work Mr. Howard has bull:
many wonderful gardens that up-
EW’ as his! Persian raga from
input tel-need, flowers chosen to:
their color value: being sown in es-
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momma.
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l lacllltate the work.
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f'i‘he team will make the (up by (“ailment completed the two home
-o--—- EA hot game is enticing; vwhich he made out ot a double house. » _ , .
ne Ameridns will play the “Has than he had split in two, and moved ”'9 “Mum“ ""23 ‘ ““9“”. m
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The “3:; :dhthwgames Elliot to hue 6ch laervioa b, "I my], sending n- lot. or lowering shrubs and level! 8m
young ' ’ ‘l the ”fi no the 2:11th to I things, mostly follythla.
__...._-_.. binder.
Mr and lbs 1mg pmg_ a .kl a new uniform which he bought in“
Long island. who has been viistlsg Thomas H. Steam m, “w honor of the coming Rowsytnn Fire.
lit. and In. Frank Persons. of Win- or Hawes any“, Noroton Heights. 00min Carnival. NT. 8118mm”;
neld street. are now spending a week are cumin near Peartree Point. has Nth expectations of “1"“? the]
at Peach Lake. N. Y. .l‘hare are three boys is m m. 9m of all the fair chickens' who‘
._.___ will he at the Point doling carnival;
M0.Daris.stismululaaas'“k- I
0‘ Dulce. but now living in cum» I
m l. 'Wndul fl‘ weeks mm his Miss M Inky/ell 01 Noroton,§
‘will leave on Aug 8, for a twoweeks‘
shit in Chicago. and will visit friends
The hill! 0‘ “g “ml! on Rail- lll New Jersey. Ilsa Iarkwsll is the“ William Davis of 'New York. spent
To“, "on. m m "I...“ u. owner at the alahrstsd ballots robs Sunday with friends in town.
therosdwlubeopentothspabltooa “‘3 "W W“
Monday.
specially designed beds. His own
Marlin Shsugnessy is all logged out
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The Washington street bridge will
be open from 1 until 6 tomorrow
morning. it will. however. close folI
a few moments at 4 o'clock in order 0" friends hm.
ltd allow milkmsn to proceed with
their work. Repairs are being 'made
as the bridge .and having it open will
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' , J. B. Hands. formerly of this town
i Mr, and Ira. Floyd W. Trina. who low at Bridgeport. is spending several
William Graham is learning to no a h" MW "1011‘ 0141 Kill Hills"! dm here.
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Thomas Keeler is repairing the
"Buick" owned by M Coleman.
The Addie v-li it! employed in pump-
ing oil at Wilson's Point today,
Albert Gaynor ls vlisting his father.
Captain Gaynor. on Thomas street.
l). C., is the guest of George _8mith.
of Fort street. “
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Mr and Mrs. Steward Youngs have 6
moved from East avenue to the .‘ful'm
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play block. on East Washington street!
The Estelle Gerber. owned by Fred-
erick Loveioy. ls hauled out on Fow-
ler's dry dock, and will be painted.
John J. M'alsh will spend Blnflaylul
Lloyd’s Harbor. L. 1. He will make
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sion at Selver's barber shop, yester?
llay. from 12 to 9 o'clock. Twenty-
“tbrec applications to become voters
'werc made. Many new residents
:wlkllrd to participate in the primary
.csucus. Twenty~nine applied. to be
“able to participate in the Republican
caucus, while four wanted to take
chauffeur during the summer. Ir. Gra- W" at Nm- 1"“ the summer.
ham, who u. .pulud. {or mam to It. I“ * Will: 0‘ ”9' York. “I” Julia WM 0‘ Wilmington.
will enter the Hampton Institute in M m “vi-wit Nomwn Helsin- tor Del. in Visiting It the Wood home
Virginia in the fall in order to my the season. will ‘Jllortly motor to Boa- stead. St. John m,
electrical engineering. rton.
The "any". of voter! held . 3”. Reglltralp Wilmott anw Bennett
slon from it to 9 p. m. here, you”. met yesterday afternoon. to make
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Cecil flotilla. employed at Larch-
snoat Manor, epest the weekend with
Irelatives in town.
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additions to
Mad: traumas paladins.
tract select granny-had.
“lichens tho-e who-tn ' . fl
m" bod-dr-k‘ .maybaupupaadw
WILL BE FOUND IN
ASHION BOOK
FOR FALL _
Are you the sort of person who likes frilly. flufiy clot ~ ‘5
or do you prefer the tailored effects? It doesn't matter what
your type. you will be smartly and corcctly gowned if. you
make your clothes 'by - .j‘
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Art in the Democratic mucus. 'l'wo
transfers were made. one from the
day. The names of those who wished
to vote in the primary caucus were
taken. Another.sesslon will be held
correction in or
the Republican and Democrtlc
caucuii lists. in anticipation of the
lit. and llra_ Leland Banger of This Beautiful Style Book
first district. and one from the 890-.
and. Another session of the regls~'next Friday and those who tailed to
:trarr will be held next Friday. anal-Mater today, can do so then.
.those who failed to register. yesteri
idsy. can do so than.
milk hector has moved from no"
llolds street to Thomas street.
[Stamford have been visiting with
approaching political campaign. They hfr. and M“. WW“, ll. Rodi-let.
will met again next Friday afternoon.
_ . Bupt. Robbbu of the Soldiers' Home
‘1 Garrislifos Klntalng lest Nero and his wife are spending a vacation
‘ . ton, yesterday, for a trip of several at lake Roman.
Amdmx ‘0‘ ‘u ‘ocounta' um‘p.“ 90‘! "I the C.Wul. " (‘t W
pol-s" have been a breaking in Non lira. Franklin 0! Mullins has been A notice on a dead and dangerous Miss Edith Stevens of Wood Street
,waik waters'fimall ones have been "“1133 h" NU!- llfl John W- ueeatNoroton inst opposite the home 1' entertaining her friend. Miss Flor-
.cauaht by youngsters, but as y-tit. it “Hi: It ”Flt-N; 'Nelrl'nml" in otfwullamtluch reads: Notice is ence Sentinel-ville of Glenbrook,"lnls
is early for the larger Duet}. Showers Newton. 1 ' ‘ ' hereby must after five days from "9|.
.blus Ming is the “king" of sports. and 1 . ‘ ' u;- dm .1 mi. notice, which 1. man
its participant‘s .by many. lluge'. A 1011! picnic out! W 0'" “l9 in ocoordaaos with Chapter :81, ml Selectman John H.-Behre and John
Inoots of boats are seen anchored all “'0"?! “M ll! I ”will 0". Mlle!" a“ 3, o! a. Public Acts 011911. this L. Stevens spent Tuesday in-Harllord,
‘over the harbor. every Saturday st. d”. from "NOTHHK 0° ammo“. 14" me will unmoved. Dated my 24, on business pertaining to road mat-
;ternoon and Sunday. containing till» 70" there "I t 1"!“ limb" 0‘ 1916." The mum is signed by c. more.
“.ermen who are trying their luck. Now “‘9” "Wu" ““7“” partlea. Wegner. town tree warden. Maybe he'
“tackle will be bought; old tackle over- but there new to have teen unites 5m... 1., ‘
'liauled. the former will be" discarded with: 0! this sum-er- nouiblr on.
and the latter used. WWW“ 0' ‘9 m" m" “0"“
"The ways of the dim 1!! “"' "t m' at"
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Miss Anita Ralmond is entertaining
‘her cousin. Miss Buerleon or Jewitt
City, at her home on Railroad avenue.
Ml"; liaael Banger returned to her
‘ l t...“ duties with the filament) Co, Stanl-
; (kimplainlfl Iavsibeen'mads by mg'tord," Monday. altarspjoying a pleas-
m mmv male to mrmfle'flsg
at MW‘ . ., ._..__..
osutoftharsmtbolnguoilltfi‘fll “‘3- ylflwm“
the bathhouse which are owned bythellonleoi Mrs. John mom'Oeooko
the ‘9‘! ol Da rim“l an the bs'schlal‘mu‘ “he dd a former resident of
t
also 'lhs property of town) havd this tm' “‘1 " "ll known by 1””
v
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-f tsstubuha. 'yestsnlay, in search at
what the anista nail tulntahle stun."
‘lllsa Ward utudled in lfarls under
bibltiqn. which will be bold“ m'u'ua'lysis“ inNswqrorlr“, Dr. Kellogg“ “3“
bran. from Aug. 1: to Sept. 20. ‘
Weslcllester County. N. Y.. has warmed
cation. ll will show you how;
to look your INST and at. leap“
cost. '
livery sucinbfulictlon be-
comes doubly enjoyable who!
, you have just thifoight thing“
to Wear find in PiCtOrial Ra-
View Styles you will find all
that is newest and smartest:
Once when “tried Pictorial
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beenadvisad‘to remainrat home. .
Weisendanser. “ “
Urllcll sherlt‘ 0!
. A misde'llanedus shower was ten “
"all has: rented to individuals tor the ”d" ”“W‘
m. Some‘of then should be re.
served for the use of the general pub'
lic. Two or three automobile parties
tothopolntthis woeklor a
ARIEN
o 7333. We” at‘tnd“
Hotel Davenport. paid a visit to Dar-
_DI_»OTON
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1i‘ZPuvls do“ Chayannes. and. is saddest;
.aailc over the vistas Ind landscapes
faround Noroton_
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Cllarles Haussherr. .w. Bruce Mal-l
don. James ucCullongh and Thoma-l
no mmm we could).
certain people not to be caught on the . 9d Miss ”“39! Parker - at ”39 homo .
premises of Whippeorwill camping} her parents, ligand MW- 5- A- P '
club, under penalty of arrest The par-4' 1’0““ 31480. Friday 318m. There
(mad, at Stamford we." Friday ‘tjties broke into the cabin in times past.
Whippoonm Cabin. [asks Bisookit. land are well known. The warning mm .
the shaft!
these persona M, from this piece.
jtwellty friends pres’t. and the a“ '
in was a most engqyable one. '
‘saouid besudlciont mm. P“?! Proved her-gig a clever
A 390181 hostess. The presents recei
the trip in his yacht. the. "Banish!
Illllsster Nut. ofhdlwenwlch, was a
visitor in “town, as srd'ay.
“a-..
llias‘May Dnhigg. Who his been
spending a month with her sister.
firing tltnLo: “IT;“.“‘ "a: :1! ”to Izid locum all tbe'batllo. The, “Don ‘ m mm a a“. ‘
t e m near Kin: s - 'II'.‘
.‘wn a 'No last av ‘ "The S ‘ ' ,. .
lb": ”in“ m “a hm . . m " mi mam" m r. Orr ucseudry. .un. Hehendry
complete unfinished details of The
James col-eons property in Green-
wich. known as The Towers. goes
eon. Some kind people caught him
‘and w. his leg in splints. sad it is
games that it will beat up all right.
llrs. Everett Blakeley. has returned to
her home in Brooklyn. '
Geno Ballot is spending a two week! The bird looks something like what
vacation atNewpalts. N. Y, [the boys call “lly up the creek.“ but
merrily “Had it is a matter of con-
gratulstloa that the services or Fran:
Kendry.
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iwere many and varied. llefreullm . '*
were served at the close.
and her two da tors,“ of my“. N. lrlhhd llrs. 'Honry Comstock of
J.. will leave the horns on Sunday mfiufrgmti avenue entertained relatheB
New Canaan. They expect to make .‘on Saturday and Sunday. The party
two man: m, with In. Frank MC" contldidti of Mr. and hire. 1". C. Hoyt.
Mrs. J. F. Hoyt. Miss Vivian Hoyt of
Boston. Mr. and Mrs. James Comatock,
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Tlie_llen's class of the East avenue!
I. E. Church will meet tomorrow at
the usual time. Topic (or the thy:
eis flown-d. expert landscape decor-
ator. have been secured to consum-
mate the undsnalllng. Mr. Howard
has a delightful ‘boms at Noroton. ol-
llts plumage looks like a ilwk. It
has a bill a crane. but has short
legs for a bird ofthatklnd.
It has his eyes and a "toil-boot" like
usurpation-an and John V. Ila-
cauley motored to New York. Monday.
and brought back a load of “babies.”
The "babies" were use! at the Red
Jamesl’ooiey has accepted a po-
sition in George Dooly's market on
Railroad avenue.
“The Greatest Thing is the World.”
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The mill services '1“ 59 held ii are spending a ten days vacation at.
the East Avenue M. E. chumh. tomon'
row. Rev. 3. P. Fairbanks will be in friends.
charge, and Clarence Volmer will lead
the Epwortil League meeting in the'
.. cocklltoo. it is very pretty. yet ugly than his studios arson Filth Ave-
(whlch seems strands, bat is a last) “a. He 18 now M18211“. for the
The bird was seen yesterday. so acme ‘Oraanwieh estate. a - Venetian well~
of the caddies say. on the Was Ben curb. classic fountains. with statue
‘Gol! Club links. and was “all!“ side- of Bacchus; Italian tea-table for the
Wire." The bird had probably been amuse tea-house. all to be wrought
shot in the log by some one. in white marble. columns alld pardon
:Men'a carnival. where theywere dis-
Bev. Samuel 0. Mn and family posed of on the “midway."
to
postm.‘llaas.. where they are visiting
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Wm: Alberta Kasl‘ner of Field Point
Library. bulldlng‘, today,
Marinara Harbor. Staten island; lieu;
Hattie Comstocll of Norwalk, and John
'Colnstock of South Norwalk.
Augusta. Ga.. were expecting to come.
A meeting at the New Canaan So‘vlait n the Kellogg homestead on sci
ciety- of Artists will be held at unjlolm Place. and later with Mrs. Kel-l.
at‘ 4 1033's relatives at Rochester. 0n ac-l“
D, m. to mango for the coming 92- count of theepidemic of infantile par-
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Dr. Wlu C, Kellogg and totally off
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New Canaan. thin week, to make aJ
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