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William Blascer is spending three
lays on a trip in New York State on
business.
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Thomas L‘. lreiand,
lpent yesterday visiting
Mn.
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friends
The coniniiss'ainera will hold the
veekly meeting at the electric light
plant, on l;..,\\icw avenue. tonight.
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~ ‘ “Cairn Tumble-in broke up. Saturday
' Afternoon. tor the season.
"gtrle”«‘asamcd that they had a moat
Imjoyttble time and'would like to stay
longer.
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Harry Breeze has taken a position
with Thomas Martin. The least that‘
can be said about this position is that
it is a cool one—kit". Martin la an ice
dealer.
The lawn‘lete of" Christ' chureh,
which was to have been held on
Thumday eventing, at the residenoeoi
llrs. Samuel W. Kelley, has been post-
poned until Monday. the 14th inst.
Complaints have been made to Con-
stable Henry Selxer abtiut campers at
Calf Pasture using profane language,
Ilr. Selzer declares that unless
practice is stopped. action will
taken by the local authorities.
this
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' The Washington street bridge was
open, yesterday morning. irom'l until
6 o'clock. The btidge was closed for
u few minutes} at 4 o'clock for the
mnvenienee or milkmen. Repairs
‘ [Washington street bridge 'early in the;
l,morninr, sailed around the Sound tin--
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glori‘tlig Ishtl' 3.2.9:, tliolr titles, but the"
mum m.'“-o~aurvo mom—.2.
ema-yenuo'eh
. was then out}.
(trough-s. Frederick mica, Invite 0! he:
and _ ‘ ‘ Hartford. are the guests “Ham" is still a sect! out.
gird flead.otEdlieave-nue.l .1_: “Ho-—
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film Datum. :5: arven‘luné‘g“d W“ “melts“ Ugh“:
yesterday. if. Scam of Rowayton auntie.
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Another new industry has been 5° C. "no 0‘ 112 East a 0-.
. nae. has moved to a com.“ is No-
opened up in East Horwalk in the .
i f a school for enterprising “‘9’ "Mb he will occupy with h“
orm o iamily tor the balance 0! the anni-
would-be actresses. The school is sit- , ,
mer season. a
uatcd at 42 Van Zant street. and is 2
under the management of Jules Carri-z Stringent preventive measures ‘1‘
son. The school will train young men! being taken 57 the arm w
and women to become motion picture: ation to guard against the possible
slim. Ir. Garrimn‘haa been very ”mg of intentilo mm to Toke-
succeasful in this work in other cit-”eke children. “mm, have been
pea and hopes to make good here. posted in all a m. ”mam 913935
This school is one of the first oi its, and all of the children [I‘ve been by,
kind in Norwalk. peeially warned. While the danger
‘ l“ contagion is lie-etc, the earners-f
A‘ party of local people enioyed altkm thoudit lt advisable to be on tho
deltrhti‘ul sail and clambake, yester-lsaio side, and take extreme measures
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day. at Cockenoe island. undv the di-i it necessary. to ward against “03
rection of Captain William H. Tobey. misfortune mud“ to T038119“.
The party made a start from the ”MFR".
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til ttn o‘cloek, and then went ashorelg ‘ '
when: a bountiful shore dinner wasl ARIEN
cooked and served. Clams. blueliahm
,chk-ken, lobsters. potatoes, corn and:
‘broan bread were included in their A” . '
:menu. Those who made the trip were: 1 .
lall'rarlt Fox, Mrs. Casey, Mr, and Ira.‘ NOROTON
Edward Gorham, of New Haven, and? _,
.‘l'heodore Whitlock and wile. l s
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The commissioners report that the . 1
children in the vicinity of Gregory, Nil-G. B-wlfl loft w” 7“"
Boulevard have bten making m day tor I W Ill! ll mm
some trouble lately. The commission“ W ‘
[0‘s have had the monument aradodi —E~B' ulndloynhdllnllly 'mmul
land new curbs laid, and have tried to: “3““ Monday I“ ' vocation W to;
.lilflk‘i it a place to which the townimmmw'uu" :
'can point with pride. The children.‘ '
:however, seem to take great delight» Constable Warren W. Greene and.
tin destroying the work of the com-,5
niiasionora and in doapoiling the mon- 0 ”n
intent. The ivy-on the Fitch school Pout w “m .Ifl‘fl-
monument was also torn' down. 'llthe Gerald Biohterisyiwlfl lien do?!
youngsters tail to atop this practice. while his ‘9'”, u out oi town. with:
harsh methods will be taken to pre“the mm“, a, mural 0“,," Ben. H.‘
.vent it. and it is pmbable that some Raymond. .
of the boys will be arrested.
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:l‘he notch of permanent pavement
l The ball game between the Ameri- mm in” tho Postmu (rm Rail-l
"cans and the “lies Beans" was (or- road Avme 1. n. completed. which
felted in the hitter by the score 0‘ read...“ 3.5 of tum; the concrete ‘ “3
9p 1: )‘t‘rlt‘l‘tlily. .Tho "as Deena were that ”in '
mm iu_ lull strength and arrayed
Dr. 'n. 8. Brown. with Mrs. Brown.”
lAmerit-ana failed to show up. Thong-(t Friday (or New Haven. whole UH
Theiiatttr‘a semis, upon seeing :the‘amwn preached yesterday Theyfill’toc'pa
strength of the lineup of the Haattriirel on to the Christian Workers,
:B9t'ni4,'l‘ell0l‘l0d the Incl to their uni; Sonterence at Sorthlield. Man. in Dr-
‘petlurs, and the Americana promptly Brown's car.
{\‘tttiioosed. Reports 'Sthte that limit»
Imih Porter was suddenly stricken
with the infantile [tarniwis Just be
Jon; the game (infantile paralysis. by
{line way, only streets those under ten
[years of age); at any rate, he failed
jto show up, and made himself some
Became. ' "‘ ‘
Miss Holmes and a number at the
Barton camp-lire girls called on C. H.
Crandail during their stay' at Wire ‘Hlu
camp, and were entertained with
music and looking at hip literary
rovenira. They also iavored with
maniacs. .
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l ‘2'“ “ "‘ f'c. Johnson. who is in Boston with his.
I ‘ family , Rev. Mr. Sootloldotitowaytonn
) ROWAYTON ” ,preached yesterday morning, and Rev.
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”was... Oscar Mills of litowayton in the oven
ling. There are. laymen. licensed to-
‘ mach by the Rowanon M. It: Church
, F. G. Klrkbride and tamily, or New and have both been hoard here very
:York, who are summering at Con- acceptably on previous occasions.
itentment island, have gone to Lon!
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[island to apend the week,
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There were two sales of real estate
‘ ‘in Darien. last week. with mortgages
. ,-Capt. Richard Beckett. oi Rowayton record with Town Clerk Stephen it.
.has had his sloop tfHarp’“ hauled Hoyt of $11,600. For the last week of
,out in the were at Captain E. H, July,19 1915,therew ro three sales
.Mlller'a ship yard in Smithvllle for aid mortgagee 0186. 00. The last sales
an overhauling and painting. The. "rare oi Miner D. Randall to Florence
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tort! nus nap inmost wamflw. at
W‘ficmmsvau. ‘ ' '
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Irepresentations by the authorities ling distribution wmlilmrlee in I“.
land their iamilies left for the m- can...
(anti) have moved from the corner of f man statelmnt adds. German
the Post ma mum new to the m have gained the Pink and
-' Wall, holds“ on the Che:
........smntv-thno..mflos «shot the
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Flank. '
The. German
aid to have been t “In
S on the Somme from an
. - . ‘tiv: balloons destroy
tin TEUI’ONIC an; “1
WE“ ‘GA-Eoncrs have arrived at Cairo,
.130“: They are part of the].
army which attacked the British
lpositions at Romani and whith,
. _ _ lw“ defeated with heavy, losses,
"PO" 0f G¢Mfll J“ €11“!!!an total of 2,500 prisoners being
Smuts. commanding the British taken.
expedition, and are being pursued
by the British forces. '
With the exception of a por-5
tion of the coal miners of South
Wales and the cotton brokers oi' MAZATLAN, nex, Aug. 7_——By H81
Lancashire, the British working dio to San Diego, Cal—The State or,
900916 today ”“9th the decis- Sinaloa government, which la said to,
ion of file government that hour be loyal to Carranza, has moved its
days should be postponed until seat from Mazatlan to Guinean;
the durum! for munitioru so“ where there are lower bandits and,
not urgent. The South Wales'conaequently more security. The Cali-‘
mincrs’ unions decided early last scan region also afiord's a better sup-
week to observe today, “Bunk ply or meat. Milk and other food sup,
Holiday.” one of Great Britain's plies. howeter, are scarce.
national holidays. as usual. but The authorities are «flavoring wt
later reversed their decision upon improvedhe 1004 situation by lanai-2
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IN MEXICO.
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that coal was necessary to the the large towns. prices of staple: bats
continued, workings of the muni- ins filled by the (interline-L l
tion factories. , Despite a shortage of labor and
Despite thig- decking My money. seventy per cent.,o! Sinalos.
beefing; chi; morning We .1] the normal acreage. is under cultiva-
xccords; Thousands of miners lion now and crop prospects are ex-
Ildl. I m which means that The sovemment is making effort to
My mind; will be‘ worked only prevent depreciation oi its paper
II!!! time for the most of thirmoney. .
M In the cities business was W
'3er on as usual while the mu- GORDON WW0
nltionaiscooriss worked at full AMATIUI'MH-I RAGE
puncture.
Gcma‘tmop have recaptured
portion 0! the truth which had
been taken by the British near
“linemen the Somme front. it
was officially announced today by
German Army Headquarters.
In the mm the Ger-
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BOSTON, August 7.—-Willie. Gordon.‘
of the New York Athletic Club, de-
feated a large field of starters in an
tamateur mile race (or the. Walter
Scott. trophy at the Scotch games
here Saturday. His time was «i niinw
utea, 32 1-5 s'econds. A. i). Colby, oi
the Boston Athletic Association, was
a elm-to second. Abbie Wood, the Can-
adian long distance champion. do-
teated Willie Koiohmainen. 0! Pin-
.. -’ 1": ll the 9180'“ vale in. us the
m“ arr WWII
wince tine watfl was. 32 see-
two cap- omits~ '
Sixteen hundred Turkish pris- dial! long distance runner, now
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odors U the W a.
mu” ““- Tiemuflr no tbeflndkhad rtce. RU
liter w I hear. ”yin-ea- 49‘“!
«ends Clirenco De Mar, ’winn'gi d
Clio-it)» Boston Athletic Association was
weaiuftbon in 1911, was second. ' ‘
Victor my. the lot-net
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. qssion' 7 exists as to the
late of,‘ e British prisoners tak-
en'at tiié' surrender of Kat-cl-
Amara to the Thrks. Lord Roi».
ert Cecil said in the House of:
Commons today, that repeated iii-j
quiriea ‘throujbzf m AmericanI
embassy ct Cohreistantinople to Ole.
certain the w reabouts of'tbose . '
mm; Md mm no 7991?. MI WorkUunocnaaary.
com the .POHC. WI. he “ldfl A.m N..Y___rum m "1‘
inspired considerable misgivim. ”I take. ill and “on dt oi
Sim-deport ’at the W"
season 0 'tlte year. s' .. .,,.
the battle of Romani was 3.145, 1‘“:-
according -to an officia‘ stato-
'aay,s that the Turks were pur-
wed im- i‘l ~ilea. The pursuit
as View ll Irmtmmmmtt
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- The number .0! .unwonnded
we!“ ignite” by the WI! Office ill
continued beyond Katie. which in
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ttrlta «Muted by the British at I “all!
London today. The staterent
Suez Canal.
_ The repulse of Osman attaéks
at 112:..th and'in the.wa
«mi Chapitre Woods. in the Ver-
dun sector. is‘announced in the ,
official Statement issued by the
”remit “’ar Office tlti afternoon.
French War Office this airmaon.
tots arti‘lcrv duel north of the
Somme and in the region of
Chattlnes. The French screen fire:
dunked the German attack at to
operations were advised
Tbiaumont. In the VauxtChapitre
rtormed- if
t“ eight: 's anfigm.
anode the Garcons preceded E; 1. di .
poundwaaulodfll andde
their attack bv2a heavy bom-
bardu‘aent. but their ettorts to ad. I, ~
you. . rloo m.
. . Lydia E.‘ ' . u my:
machine ~
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lad rifle fire of the (”an ' ’
ring the ’a knit
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