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”8T NORWALK BOY SURPRISED.
rmost enjoyable surprise party,
given by the young people of St. Pet-
ers Lutheran church, was tendered
William L. Kimmich. of «7 Van Zant
street, East Norwalk, last evening.
many friends being present from
Brooldyn, Bridgeport, Row-nylon. Nor-
mlk and \icinity.
rof. El'ucsl u. Schultz, of Bridge-
rort, whose beautiful \‘oite has charm-
also many of his friends on previous
occasions, .\llIlL'. with Jim t'llt‘t'x', many
choice selections. H) was tit-compa-
med 1.) his I. . c. .‘u tXtt‘iitlil pianist.
Many inhreslru; parties were pluy-
ed throughout the evening, and prizes
were awarded to Miss Flora Gilmore,
of South Xorwallt. ahd Francis John-
son, of Rowayton. after which re-
Ireslurrents of all kinds were served.
The many in: nds of William 1. Kim
mic}: extended their hearth st contrai-
Illations at his remarkable
from a serious illness and. after wish.
tug him many happy returns of the
day, departed for their homes, all hav-
lng Plijtl)'t‘ti themselves t‘xceedingly.
Those present were: Misses Flora
Glltrmc, Gertrude flanks. Mae flanks,
Theresa .\‘lt'fllil. .\latcaret Schroeder.
Lens St'ht‘oedt‘l. Elsi“ J. thihs, Edna
Stevens. Lillian Schaen‘. llertha Kin-
kcl, Anna .\‘chaefer. Minnie, Lillian
Ind Katie Kimmiclr: Messrs. l-Zdward
recovery
Hume. Frank S\c‘(‘, Albert flanks,
armies ()hlmann. Henry Albrecht,
Ernest KtlslllPt‘kl. William L. Kim.
mlch. Herman Kimmit-h. William Zar-
gos, Rev. M. L. Steup. Mr. and Mrs.
Klmmich,
Out-of-town guests: Dr. and Mrs. H.
.L' Miller and tlauuhter Marion. of
Brooklyn. N. Y.: Prof. Ernest S.
Schultz and wife. of ll‘idceport;
Clifford Jennings, l-‘rancis Johnson and
nenry Johnson. of Rowayton.
John \V, Pennell. nf East .\‘orwnlk.
is visitinz his daughter. Mr:. (‘harles
Broch, of .\‘orficld street, Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Klein. of llrook-
m, N. Y., are the guests of Mr. and
In. Ernest Grocschner of Fort street.
.nVernal and \‘eszal i-‘udtze are visit-
, In: friends in Ilanbury anti will prob-
Ibly remain in that town tur'il the
melting day of school.
Mr. and Mrs. George Knowldon, of
flewburgh. N. Y. are spending a week
as the guests of .\it‘. and Mrs. Charles
H. Aisthorpe. of Seayietv uremic.
I“
Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Miller, of Brook-
lyn, N Y.. will return borne tomorrow
alter a two months sojourn as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Kimmick. of
Van Zant since.
i Wallau' Bates rammed last ('lrflidgi
iii-om a Dunno: up Ihkicllls . .
1M Sthuiiz.
2 RN Veal chin.
l
1 .\li:; .\larrou Grocst‘nwr has two: »
'(“d it) ht'l’ l.U:l.\' Lil; lull :ifrtt ..l : .t
iilJF-t‘ \\t t 1L st kill It fit ll:r Adif’Uiiddhk‘
‘Mourr anus
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i The tourrts.--.-:.t
intghts ju>i .t 14..- .»rt-pariu; tie
[annual report of 1".» dlrlrrli.
idizillt'l lilttlllt: on S‘p tlll‘kl :1. the-
report will be real :t'rd copies di~tri-
1s ..lt‘ \"‘!')‘ his)“
‘buted. :
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Shoulder s. lit 13c. Schultz. i
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The l-‘it- h -. Lt o‘. is rapidly being
lllddt' ready tot 'l-t oi» sing ot the fail
term The o‘ItJdv or i‘w building has
been tainted, “13.5“ tilt insult has bet it
rtuova't-d ant‘ t" Aceordirm to
the la'tst reports front the health offi-
cers. it is: would.- that school “iii
open on Septl lllbt‘l‘ 2.3.
ant-vi.
Last PL‘llinl film small children
were playing around the westbound
station on the lI:Is Side. While run-
up and dtmu along side of the
lllli:
'Tatii. one of the thildrt-n‘s fwt slip-
ped and it tell across the much. if an
t‘Vpl‘t'n‘ trait: canr‘ along at tha‘
turn. a strimts Ht(‘ldl'lli might have
occurred. \\'hile in this case. the
int ilcu' had no rt‘lious result. it would
it"li'r for all (t’Yit'l‘i'iH‘ll if the
l‘illi tron \\\ to tirade to keep off the txrd-
rmd propv li_\' altogether.
l";
Shoulder \' al Roast
iSe. Schultz.
.\roI' the reaular prayer tin-“tint: of
the l-Zast avenue M. if. church last eve-
nint' trustees of ii. church w. i't’ elm-'-
ed. The polls were open trout ti to
it. and at the l'illi of that :Itzzc it was
found that Edwin l.. llaulord and
Myron \V. Osborn \\t'l‘t- reelected as
trus'ecs, and that George Seoticld was
also elected. .\t‘mr the election, a spec-
ial meeting of the Official Board was
held. Arrangements were made to pro-
vide the pastor wl'h a vacation. and
it was voted to secure the services of
Rev. M. S. Robinson. of .\‘e w\'ork, on
the Sunday. Rev. 5. P. Fairbanks
will be absent, which Will be Septem-
ber 24 .
William ll. Sniffen. who recently re-
signed from hi: position in the Lock
twood manufacturing company. has ac»
cepted a position iii the liawley hard-
‘wnre contpan)‘ in Bridgeport. .\lr.
LSniffen left the employ of larckwmd's
.after is years of faithful service. be-
icause he felt that there was no fur-
tthur chance of ath'ith'PIllt‘ll'. and that
the would better himself considerable
by accepting a position with the Haw-
;ley people. The llawley company is
one of the most eltlt't‘lll‘is'in: firm: in
Bridgeport. and hate placed .\lr. Snif~
.ft-n itt charge of the builder's hard-
wttre department, He has charge of all
contract work. Mr. Sniffen's many
{friends wish him success itr ltis new
pnsiton.
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WANTS T INVESTIGATE
} FOREIGN ACTIVIAIEs.
i \\'\Sll.\‘tlT()N. Sept, R. —‘.\ reso-
‘lution by Senator (‘trrtis proposing an
.investiaation by a committee of three
senators of reports that it lobby rep.
resen'intz a foreign government had
been busy in Washington opposing rc-
taliatory legislation against Canadian
fisheries in the revenue bill. was sent
to a committee today and cannot come
up before next session.
Some of the new blouses have pep-
lums worn over the skirt to give the
popular flare at the hips.
’DARIE
Al i-lt"r
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rnn sum new“: nvznmo sartrtunn
; which lies along the man riVer. Mr.
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FqOROTON ?
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llausonteturned inb'rs machine to
illarttu.d la~l flight. His summer hum:
i.- at Myrtle Beach, .\lrlturd.
Tit» Norton Heights Fire Depart-
Iu ' : s .t;::.u..t fair 1: now under wag».
in .t- azetu any attiac runs, and Ito. ‘
13.1'1J'L\ .ih" a \cn ;?ltcraaiul our.
Mn: Sadie Scott of tie “tights. :s
at l.t‘lLlr' again. allcr a pleasant \uek
::~pr‘.'l| wi11r :lilra Susie Horn of Wood‘-
Titomas ltoyle of .\‘oroton is drtviu:{ "UH" 1“ I ' ”Wk”, “1 ”"5 town.
r.» aubmoblle. ! ‘
\\ ll Tiltdbl'idgr. who ha.~ Mel-n
lg ll. W.o'ous h“: gone [0 ‘15.! .[It’idrfl', son. true a :‘arauac l..‘:kc.
in “d, in Hartford. Min”! '--ti st“? al cups for lilt‘ boating
_. ‘tnd swimming races held their recent-
.\ I: Katheri re Warren has vN‘k'll \‘ts- 1’-
ttttig hi the Gotham iioutws‘vad.
llariey F. Full). of .\‘orutou. “ho
MI“ and M“ 5‘ Brflk 1!. TN”. has been employed for some time lll
bridge left lrcuox for New York .Vcs-
terday.
W
G. E. Richter of this town attended
the Republican State convention Wed-
ncsday.
....__.._..
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick, of the
llcnzhts. is learning dressmaking in
Sartut‘ord. '
Frank Steven‘s enjoysd a trip to
.\‘t-w Haven during the rally part of
ihl: week.
i’:l|.'rllt‘ \\'llltuoit has moved from
tin ll' iglt's into one of \'. R. l'oulcy's
tin: lTl liaricn.
A Samuel Adams sailed to Huntington,
l.. l, on Tue-day. when! he took in
tho attractions of that place.
John C. Turner of the ol'st road, No-
m-mi, has been entertaioru: lIr- cott~~
in, (‘olInan \\'aterbttr.\'. of Maine.
Mrs. George Waterbury of Gardiner
Street. .\‘oroton Heights. who stiffen d
a stroke of paralysis recently. is still
very ill.
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Herbert \\'lley of
“Blythcwtwl.” Greenwich. were enter-
tained at dinner by friends in Noroton
last night.
Allen Wallace and Walter Riley of
.\‘oroton Heights have resigned tlret.
Dosltlons on Harris R. Child's place
at .\‘oroton. '
Edward Howard was found guilty of
keeping lln unlicensed do; try Jultice
Shut-er recently. A flue and coats
were imported.
Miss M. tReis of New York has bcen
spending 3 two weeks’ vacation with
her aunt. Mrs. Charles Staudcnnteyer
of Main Street. 4
A society. untried for the King of
holy. has been organized by residents
of Norman Heights who hailed from
that sunny land.
“
Last week’s collision of Harold
Young’s automobile with a motorcycle
cost the former :37, for fine with costs
imposed by Justice Shctrér.
William Moore, has returned from
an automobile lri pto New Hampshire
which he took by way of the Mohawk
Trail. A fine time was enjoyed.
Miss lClln .\Itd‘rson. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs, (‘harlcs Peterson
of the Heights for several weeks. has
returned to her home at anhttry.
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(‘herles l.. Hanson of Bridgeport}
who isdcvelopinu a large tract of land
at Riverside. nro'ored from Bridgeport
ywlerday to inspect his property.
season.
‘lioslttlt. .t‘ld lv‘IIY'Yltli 'U town a X'K'W
weeks ago, “ill shortly go back to the!
Hub.
J. H. Selledt has announced its can-
didzu y for assessor in the caucus to be
held this evening. This seems o be the
only evidence of tuterct in th caucus
so far.
D'nest B. Croat, the local black-
Slllllil who enlisted iIt llattery F “he.
the milltra'wcre mobililed in June, has
been honorably discharged, Ind re
turned to town.
Charles M. Richmond, formerly
cashier and chief clerk of Fitch's
Home for the soldiers. but left town
for his home at New Milford, whence
he came to Dorian.
A raffle to benefit the family of Sal-
vatore Rocco. whose childr-m have
been sick, while he is in Bridgeport
awaiting trial on the charge of sit-ul-
in; chickens, is announced.
Rev. J. L. Guernsey. It former barteu
pastor. was in fowl Sunday, as guest
of Mr. and Mrs'Alt'alr ll. \\'illmott.
Ile occupied the pulpit of the .\‘orwalk
M. E. t'lrurcu that day.
Robert Murray. lr.. has become asso-
ciated with the Texas Company, and
will shortly have charge of a local sta-
tion where oils, grease and motor stip-
plitj may b2 obtained.
Mr. and Mrs. In Heidelberg spend
much of their time touring in their
big can. .\lr, Heidelberg is a promi-
nent chemist. who is occupying the
large cottage on Pratt‘s island this
-A— . ‘
Misses Irene Austin. Huel Brown.
Beatrice Riley and Nellie (‘arluon have
returned to their homes at‘ the
Heights. Imr spending last week in
clfllp at Sellct-h‘s Corners, near Lake
Slscolt.
It is rumored that. when the Wee
Burn Golf (‘lub moves from Noroton
to upper Sprtnldnle. as is planned. the
house now occupied by the club will
be turned into a hotel on the style of
the “Old Greenwich Inn" It Sound
Beach.
.\lrs. Fred Mullett of Cedar street
entertained a few evening‘s ago. in
honor of her guest. Clarence Spells
must, a prominent attorney of Kansas
t‘lty. Those present included Mr.
and Mrs. George F. Hearse. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence E. Scofleld, Mrs. Thom-
;Ls Bedding and Mrs. W. J. Fleming.
jr.
.\liss Mercedes t‘rimmins. master of
hounds of the Fairfleld County Bea
gles. is planning a new series of meets
with the ‘iny dogs for the fall and \vln-E
i 22,- ~ mm u-ty popular turn
the :mall >ri lasl brasULl 'dr ill-1e l.
halthiul exercise in tuiicu‘llll: "Zr 1.”
,x» annuals :o smar tiaé ;
Lie to kw p
l~ LYU.‘,l'
putt‘ \ll'il Zittul .liuu‘.
Sirouljlr S‘t'uk 13c. Skull
‘Ldil i: J lltll‘
--d .v ts’lliill~’li=i’ai"r‘ ittt~ rem in ‘l . piatr
tr mark t';.- \u
\\.'.'l .1 suitable MI
oh-
102'
ll tints» in tomtol oi
Virgin: ““i".!t“
rv'ilit‘r" romeo-r, :"
It . it ill-mullirltl.
in?“ .s Ms that a cannon can be
Federal
s .th :' taupe...
l;ll'l"-i from g.r\t~;mrrcn'
‘. l' t t M r; “>1”tJ‘tnllit'ill'dl'lficil’t‘ltt‘
2rd p;.y
.h l'.v'> .n the gun.
.uni- A],
il‘ulls'L-Ill ltti lull
\ll’: i’..t;l .\lit at t‘urtv: of l-’i.i.»l'.tu‘._'
\~~i lLlfi t'vitrtds iIr .\ortetru. [or 9
1c.» day. Her son. l’atti .s‘ttivu {HI
I“, Jr, who has been wr'lr 'l'tmp A
rt'~t t'.t‘.‘;«t‘l'_‘€. .\' Y. N. t: . on 'he 'l'cxr
as border, has just return. d burno- Mr
t‘urtis's fat'or is a (UU. in ot 'l‘lu odor»
[{ut'n‘tk‘il art! tin y kilt- ottcrr mi‘iuiil'l)
for each ozher.
:irnc lit- d in t‘oscob.
'ihe l‘IIItrses :t. one
Shoulder \‘-.-:tl itoast 13c. Schultz.
.\ll".~'_ Lewis L. Iklutitld and Miss
limit) Ih‘i'tfit‘id arrived yesterday at
White Sulphur Springs. W \'a.,
ah. re ttv -y c‘x‘pt't't to remain tttrt‘l full.
“no of the exhibitors at‘ the Stock-
bridge art eihrbItIon ii .\lrs. lid
“rit:gh'§. who Is virility-five years old.
and \\il,tl.~\ home it in New l‘auauu. A'r
into-testing canvas which kht‘ 1.. show
llig ts l‘ltllilf'd “Wildflowers Near tht
that."
I‘ll-
.l.t
‘i‘arles it). William on and Ernest ll
t‘rol'oo' attended the Republican Stat--
contention at New Haven \\'e.luesd;-y
us liarictr‘s delegates. \\'itlt ‘lrc l-'~‘
of the Fairticld County tit‘lcgalttrn the;
vol: d for Mayor Wilson of l’l'lt14riltlri
for Governor during four
switching to Holcomb on the rit‘h, 'ill.
helping to start the movement to l' us
comb when oriL-ztnntcsl when Wilson ~
votes were swung over to the dimer-
nor, resulting finally in it stampede to
the latter‘s standard. and in his unant-
urous selection. .
lraliol s.
liib Veal Pimps. 18c. Schultz.
llr. ll. S. .\‘eil‘son. who as a member
of the State llosrd trf Agriculture. \vaJ
ru-eu'ly delegated as representative of
the board to attend the fairs at lino
lladdlm on Sept. l9. and at Stafford
Springs on Oct. 10-12. but been rt-licv-
r.d of the former appointment. since
the Hnddnn fair hlil been abandoned.
became of the prevalence of infantile
leflysls. One of tbs doctor's duties
in attending these film is to order tilt'
removal of gambllnx devices for candy.
hrlc-a-brac. teddy-bears. etc, or
houchce-coucheo dancers. at any of the
fairs which tolerate these wheels and
other gnmbllu «belies. To make it
easier to report these concessionaries
to the management of the different
fairs. the Board has stipulated that.
every concession must be tagged with
a number. no that the visiting ment-
bcrs needs only order the manage-
ment to remove concession No. Sound-
so aTence.
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The Reed & Volk '
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
meet-men snap
In the Town
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original resolution and the report was
.ict-eptt-d James T. Malice, of Hart-
ford, speaking with special pritilege
for the resolution. thought the it’dtl“
ution should see to it that its legisla-
ii\l' couttrtittee’ ask for and use every
irtrluence to obtain from the next gen
cral assembly a special appropriation
of Stoopoo. to bafiected toward fight-
ing the tuberculosis plague itr the
state.
"There are today in Connecticut."
said Mr. .\lanec, "as many as 300 pa:
Iieuts waiting for beds itt the proper
satiatoria. We don‘t care where the
institutions are located; we want the
sick workmen It“. women of the static
cured." ~
Resolution Lost.
Although the resolutions committee
reported favorably upon the rt solution
ruling tor the federations approval u.
the ptoposml Sil'pht'nS'ASilllhi bill
‘ ’ "'Ilupiittlon liviegatw
Control]. of Meridon was on his feet in
an instant.
"I object." insisted .\ir. Council.
“that bill is backed by nonunion
manufacturers’ associations. It pro-
hibits a small merchant selling so-
cttlled standard trade mark goods at
a low price, making a nominal profit,
besause the manufacturers want it
sold at a higher price. it has the
endorsement of the Manufacturers’ as-
sociutlon uf'liartford. Do you think
.these organizations and these men
:nre out to help the working man and
Ithe unions? The only friend of labor
Iwho is a friend of the bill is .\lr.——-
,uud it is not because he is fair to labo:~
ithat he favors the bill. The manu-
Ifacturers have a lobby working a
1cant i! tht'ouch. down in Washington.
A'ldathey want it) use this state feder-
ation to help them do it."
t The resolution was lost.
3 Cheer for Strtkers.
.
v-t .-
The federation went on record as in
favor of the repeal of chapter 1296 of
,the state laws against intimidation.
i The federation voted to send the role
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lowing it‘lv;I..liI HI iii“ ‘Ntw 'l'vtkf
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our best \\Isl;.-.~ o. mttet'ns, and pledge.
our moral suppor: your tight for
it‘llt‘l' conditions ,wtd hang ways"-
he message siLlh’ti by i’l-‘r'ititllb
Stremlau. was at once forwarded to‘
FII/ 1"], New York fijgifllllf‘fl
tor the strtkrrs,
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