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formerly the benefit a the sheer-tel
light plant. During the whole aura-
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During the recent heavy rain storms.‘
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James H. ilanford is spending a
few days in Nonhdeld, Mans. He is
expected to return home Saturday.
Jr. and llrs. Windeld Sanford and
Jon Earle, of Danhury, are,spending
‘ the sunflher camping at Calf Pasture.
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Ills Alber‘d Twins in spending two
weeks at the Eyrie inn. Tomkins Cove.
N. Y.
The meeting-om:udter Aid Bo«
_ {may of the am avenue ll. s. church
rattling”! postponed yesterday.
untilneai
git ~“ Wednesday. 1
' vacation in Northiield. Muss.. and int
fatigust 14. Plans for a clamhake to,
clambake. .
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The East avenue M. E. church will
hold its regular weekly prayer meet-t
lug tonight with Illev. 8. P. Fairbanksl
h charge.
Miss Marlon L'Hommedieu has re-
turned home after spending a week's
Hartford, Conn.
The East Norwaik Yacht Club will
hold its regular meeting on Monday“.
he held during the latter part of this
month will come up for discussion.
A number oFEast Side youngsters
have made plans to hold a clambaks
on Nnuvoo island, Sunday. They ex-
pect to make the trip by motor-boat. .
Swimming, baseball. apd other games
will be in order. after which a “feed"
will be enjoyed. it the youngsters.
live up, to their plane, it will be "some"'
Friends of Christopher Shelia, of
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washed away, leaving a hole over a.
. :foot deep tor a distance of ten feet.f“lm
initial the evening 1111! 9110011 "Hutu“ the West. and will h‘ i since. He is survived by a son who
lungeroua to automobiles as well as for normal weeks. ' '
horses. if the seisctmen should re-,
pair this damage, they would not only :
confer a favor to the people. but would
also save automobilints irom any dan-
ger from accidents. .
Game Warden Wilbur Smith sight-
'ed a shark yesterday between Great and W B.
said that the shark was ten teet long.
and headed for the sound from Grsyfs
Creek.
shark never swerved from its course
and swam out into the sound. The
JohnOidring‘ islaidupfurafew
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litssAlionBuason.ofBr-ooklyn.ls
visaugharagnglinnhnnacnit-
pines-mm NW. The bridge? Ina-dire. mist-mus: alewt
Yerkhavstahaanhouss natbsl‘ost
mm
' sits Willia- night nrs ass-
gles of anions: Avenue. Sta-ism.
‘ the soil in the gutter at the corner of; spat yesterday “a m in m
atlas Carrie liarkwell sf Nubian
has juts left for vieit to Chl-
Rev. 8t 6. Johann and family are
'xpocted to return home. flaiuisy,
after spending ten days was
mess- in Boston. Inns. . J
Rev. Dr. Herbert I‘. Brown and wife.1
timely and family have on ., Penman Point. Noroton "a”. Huso In. visited at the hung at us.
this"): and Sprites island. ilr. Smith momma to Nonhneld, Mann, where day and the day 5‘" than any n Bloch. Weed street. Sunder.
they will spend a few days.
Bergt. A. L Post of the Home.
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‘Carrington Kintning d the Unitnd
Milan-e
mac.
Norotomh tliaisspeziding than
thunderdthemeratwestkiiiin
'iheCattfli.
Death claimed Louis C. Iouvicre.
ensoftharaslvetsransattheitata
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Eds! night Ir. W's age was s”:
‘Iyesrs. tear months us five days. Ga-
and
‘iyoaeiamstedtbe Bear—Ia
Ilgaey~was alder. There was a new
gun-stunning» sstsetrssu. nu.
ins-rim sets-so one some from
Barth"! in lay. “it. ile had been
there nave'forashort period. eve:
[lives in llaaorvllis. long island Ir.
lonviean served six months in Coss-
nsny C, no Connecticut Volunteer
Regiment. in the Civil War. new
a private. and his war record revealed
nothing exceptl-l. '
There were more bathers and vint-
and the
tempera-
'vioun weekday this year,
water was lost at the right
,wich Quite a number had no bath-
housas. There either id be more
.31“ Vassadsstustsrlesstosia
lm.ueisas-afthe his Coi.‘
ands brother of;
who resides at
1 Ms- gut-rm
lien libel Gil! of Railroad avenue
has been entertaining relatives ton
alum ..
The monthly meeting a the New
Cm We (‘n-assv us be held
this oval“.
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MCI-now play the Bethel
team at the South Avenue rounds.
$813M" after-non.
lira l 8, Crane d flprhgville, N.
Y.. is enjoying a visit with friends in
lawn tor a month or so.
William J. licKendrick has retur-
ned hue alter several days Visit with
relatives in New Jersey.
llrs. L s, Knapp and Ilsa Ethel
Knapp returned Sunday from Milford.
when they were visiting.
Mrs. Hugo loltaseh and baby son.
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Miss Nellie film of Nausatuck
Six Wine were clamoring Mr. and Mrs. Archie W. linens. of turn. (mm the crowd were 'dl. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
within a hundred yards of the shark Wallingiord motored to Newton, gun. known residents 0! Stamford. and William mm a Green avenue.
'When Mr. Smith first saw him, but the dgy‘ ‘ud were emu-tuned by Q. I. m VII . mm m“ from m.
' Dr. B. it. «Keeler, Mm. Keeier. “Mr.
and Ira. C, 1. Davis. Joseph M. Silli-
{bothers at the “Canal" were frighten-t A party of forty of the younger Da- bath-houses built or the town of Dar- man an “nym‘ out gt W Wat-ca-
ed and run out of the water. but “1°!!an set will go to Sound Bench. inn should reserve some ,0} the use of hue this week
man-enters. 3
members of the Danbury ("amp and
their friends. at Calf Pasture. instep
day. Included in the menu were
clams, fish. chicken. corn, potatoei.‘
watermelon. and soft drinks. An in-
.formnl dadce was enioyed after the
clnmbeke, to music furnished by a
Victrola. The names of the campers
are: I[Florence Dyer. Kathryn Tennell,
Lena Dyer. Anna laconard. Elsie Dur‘
's’bn, K. A. Dyer, Msyln Durkin. Kath-
ryn Dyer and Harriet Durkin. while
those of their guests are: Marty hic-
Getrick. liluasy 'Mclntyre. Hume lic-
‘ilermott, Arthur Cunningham John
NeDermstt. Charles Dyer. Ray Bailey.
Thomas Costello, James McStay. Pu-
civai Richards and Claude Roberts.
MEXICAN OFFICIAL DEAD
MElCO CITY. Aug. lib—Juan Ne-
ftali Amadory Subsecretary of Fore-
ign Relations. died early today.
Senor Amndor’s death was not un-
expected. He was recently taken ser-
iously ill. and several days ago a por-
tion of hip left leg was amputated be-
cause of gangrene. Yesterday he so-
‘derwent another- operation. the re
training part of the limb being remov~
ed. ;
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Bridgeport, Aug. 10.—-ilarold Ander-
son. 21. a machinist. whose home is in
Springfield. dines. died here early
yesterday of infantile paralysis. He
had what is known u‘otc Landry's
type, which-Vie invariably total. His
funeral was held this afternoon.
PARALYSIS
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.Greenwlch. George J. Cnvanagh of
The Darlene all! go to New London
are the battery for the Dnriens. A
hot. rnappy game is expected.
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Every afternoon those who about
.so to Baton Point to witness tus asl-
their necks watching for it. The bal-
loou could be seen distinctly yester-
day because oi the light wind.
Through Attorneys hartlett. Easier.
& Colin of Wm iodine Binsett
lieehan of Darius has “it, divorce
proceedings aunt him V. flashes:
of Darin. nsbiteal incompetence is
the ground. The couple was married
Nov. 2‘. 190'.
' 'r evils: st 1'" lr' ”‘ “"~" itnL'mnd
avenue opened tor trmc can Dora.
The road was closed for over two
months. but now that the permanent
pavement is laid. the residents 1ch
well repaid for putting up with some ‘
mt‘t nvenience.
A number of "Darlenites" will at-
tnrwl the carnival dance siren by the
firemen. in Rowayton. Saturday night.
The girls are interested in the dirt-
tome of the most popular girl wotest
and are wondering who will be the
happy winner of the diamond ring.
The New England Motor Sales Com-
pany with whom Mr. Gysr of the old
King's Highway in Dnrien is constant.-
ed. has Just moved from Greenwich
Avenue to the garage on Putnam Aye-
nue. almost opposite the "Maples.” in
Norwalk in also with this company.
-auwc‘s.
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mautic camp ground.
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tsltark paid no attention to them. Mr. where they '1“ attend the carnival the public and not rent them all out
LSmltit belleVCS that, although there tomorrow evening, The, I!” make for the m '0' the n” of. f"
;are sharks in this harbor. they are not 1 the inn by auto W. ‘
summer residents of this section who
keep the- lock“ eneept when these
privileged few desire to take a dip.
A fine dinner was enioyed by the Sunday. by train. where they will play “any of the houses are built by pri-
tl.e New Londoners. Smith and Lang vntp parties .oni'lussdl sites. The '
town's charge for a leased plot is no
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. rm- Department of Public Ssietyof
the City a Syracuse. N. Y.. has blind
:'°°" ascension. can ‘° “‘3“ m a little booklet. entitled "Safety
Don'ts for Mothers." [NI otherwise
known astbc y‘adns'fety lrst.
or “Always Io, Mal.“ firm
would do well togflbeed the slash
warnings stated therein. which include
the following: my
stsu tannu MILI.
TOKOHAJIA, Ang_ ill.-- 2:58 pita.
--'f'be Hawaii More. which was placed
in qumntlm on Aug. 8. on account of
the discovery of dftnen cases of cho-
ora on board. nailed today for Tacoma.
Answerew wasslgnedand tisssteani-
cr carried no pl eengers.
FURTHER names in OIL.
lemiRGl-L Aug. lo.-— Another
channels theoriceofallgrsd-d
crude oil. but W. was announced
by the principal pmchsulng agendas
today. Five tenth a barrel was the
mind rcdection.
autumnal OONVINHON.
1 HARTI’GRD. Aug. iO.-—'i'he First
Congressional district Prohibition
convention will be held at the Y. I.
C. A. Building base in the attemna
of Mat 18. The convention for
the loosed district. oeuprlshg New
london. Tolland, Windham and Kid-
.clet-ex countit- . will be held at noon
Thursday. August”. at the cotton: or
Captain .1. L. Randall on the- Willie
Hrs. Crawford, who a few weeks
ago. opened a lsdies' hair-dressins
parlor in the old reading-room build
ing. has moved elsewhere.
C. E. Brinckerhoif of Railroad ave-
nue visited with his son. Attorney
James E. Brinekerhoff, and family at
Harbor View. South Norwnlk. Sun-
day.
Virgil Link. the speedy twirlsr for
the New Canaan ball team. is engaged
in tutoring Mrs. P. 0. Bird's young
daughter at her home on South eve
ans.
invitations have been sent out by
the Library Committee to member- oi
the comratlon for a private view of
the exhibition by the New Canaan Oo-
eiety of Artists at the Library bulld-
lng, Friday. from 8:30 until ii) p, in.
lira. Carl 8, Raymond entertained
the members of the Neighborly Sew-
ing Club at their midsummer meet-
ing. Tuesday afternoon. The hours
were whilod away pleasantly, Mrs.
Raymond proving a hospitable host-
ess. Refreshments were served—ice
cream. can and lemonade.
lira. William 1. Bell of Pound Ridge
formerly oi New York. announces the
engagement of her daughter. Estelle
W. to Samuel hf. Andrews of Weston.
The annual clambske of the Metho-
dist Church Conquest Blbie Class will
be held at Lake Sisoowit. next Tues-
day afternoon. William Rodimer has
charge of the bake.
t ative peaches are said to be scarce
in this neighborhood this season.
Whether it is due to the wet weather
in the early part of the season, or the
late frost. in a question. but there are
many trees on which not a peach can
be found. At Postmaster Kelley's Mar-
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therewith
has Deal sends. ares-m inside-l
tien_'l‘hessuemaybesaidoffidward=
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local Health Office! If. N. Powenl
go still having some trouble in tows
ting a few New York children who?
have come totown during the past'
blew weeks andth notasyetmuiet
; the“ report to him. He has received;
..mce from the New York Board as
Health that these children are in}
town. '
A North Hall Street trolley yum!
ed tracks late yesterday attenorn
and it was sometime behre the tracks
were cleared. The car went clear
across the road and it took the l
wrecker several hours to get it backl
in it was finally placed on the
ks, however. and was a‘hln to run
to the center under its own power.
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A rumor to the effect that burglars
are once more hovering about the
Greens Farina school house were cir-l
cuinted in town. yesterday morning.
This is the second time that this has
oecured but as no report of the mat-
ter has been made to the local nu.
thorities as it is not known whether
the report is true or not. Sometime
last winter, considerable trouble was
hadsttheschool asonsnumber or
different occasions it was broken in-
to. The guilty ones were neve.
caught and the matter was droppcfi
later being investigated thoroughly
by local authorities.
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A large truck became unmanaguble
while coming down the King Street
hill late last evening and the result
was that it removed a good portion
of the stonewall alongside the road.
The truck became stuck in the soft
ground and it was necessary for the
driver to secure a team of horses to
get it back on the road again. The
truck was not damaged to any extent
bet the driver had one of his ribs
broken when he was thrown against
the steering wheel from the lanes of
the collision. The bakes its the m-
were in poor condition and when~ the
motor stalled in the middle of bill
be was unable to control it and the
accident was the result. 1
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WASHINGTON. Aug. io.—-Carriers,
shippers and consigusrs were warned'
today by the interstate Commerce
Commission of a threatened car short»
ago and their attention called to the
need for close supervision of loading
and unloading. The commission or!-
ed that can be not. used for storage
purposes. and suggested that the can
riers return can to their home lines
as quickly as possible.
Henry movements of grain are said
to be partly respuslble for the threat-
ened shortage.
NEW ”1le ROLLING KITCHEN.
JEFFEREONVILLE. lnd., Aug. 10.—
A rolling kitchen. built under super-
vision or the United States Army .l
quartermaster’s depot here. has been
sent to Texas for a trial. The hitch:
on is equipped with a gas generating?
machine, coal all being the fuel. it
is mounted on an auto-truck. if
successful. more are to be built.
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In Riebetk of :he Champagne phar-
macy, Stamiord. enjoyed an outing
this week with friends in Rot. Point.
The Scripps-Booth auto owned by,
Jcmn licCormat-k, the noted tenor. who
is summering at Tokeneké, is at the
Darien garage, undergoing rQsirs an
the result ct a recent collision with
a telegraph pole. .
The daily balloon ascension at [too
too Point are providing interest. A:
$5 prise is offered daily to _the one.
who captures the balloon. it was
found Monday night by sons of John “
Sherman Hoyt of Tokeneke. who were
calling on the Sound.
lilillll P0lii
Pictures were taken of the balloon
in the act of rising by the Rom Point,
photwnlher "yesterday
Mr. Philips had another very suc-
cessful ascension again yesterday.
Giving to the sill northern bressc that
was blowing, the balloon drifted over
the Sound." and Mr. Philbs dronpfid
into the water. He was rescued by
Captain mils. ~
Conditions were perfect in evem
log for midnight bathing. and many
participated in this sport 3‘0“»). The
two large flood lights gleaned over
the beach until it was as bright as,
day.
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er cool, last evening. dancing was en.
ioyed more than ever at the Point._
and a large number.ehgased in this
sport. Music was furnished by the
Grace Brothers Orchestra.
One of the largest excursions that
ever docked st Roton Point landed .
their yesterday. Over 1,500 people '
were transported from Butane, N.
.l.. to the Point on the steamboat,
Sirus. All who made the looms!
were over 15 years at age. mid two
policemen were on duty to prevent.
children under that age from snaking
the trip. Thopcople were a "has”;
so-lucky" him. and spent thdr mon-
ey freely. All of the attractions at
the Point were well pnutnnlsed, espec-
ially the roller coaster. The party. ‘
left for home at 5.0‘colck. tired but
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ed tbe. Future of the
Optical Business
and now give our patron tho
kind Cf service that
be obtained elsewhere Mile
of a physician's office. \ ’ .
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needoieyeginnnea.
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