1cm union
59 NO. MAIN ST '
EA
NORWALK
Blacklish
fine. Flatfish are
large numbers.
are reported to be biting
also running in
M
East Siders are of the opinion that
Battling litan and Chick Brown will
be matched again during the fall.
a- ‘_._...,_
. on Stanwich Road, Greenwich.
"Enjoy “
All
,Nmomlv, .
Miss Carrie Petty, a teacher of tin-
l'East Norwalk schools, is spending the
I
.
.summer at her home in Bellporl, L. I.
Mrs. Daniel B. Ely of Mammal-lg:
rho has been visiting in .\‘oroton for. M15 and Mrs. 33111119] Richads Weed,
the past week, returned home today. iof New York, have been "15111118 their
‘ lson. Edward F, Weed of Contentment
Mrs. Herbert Wiley, who has heenlltlafld-
taking a course at the Connecticut,l
Agricultural College. with a view to. Mrs. Richard TiadPr and her family
teaching a group of young women inlll-‘H'E‘ opened their summer home in
New ‘York, has remmpd to her home Tokeneke. They spent most of the
' 5 winter in New York. I
Announcement has been made of;
the engagement of Miss Frances Fa-v
I
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jamesi
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Now-
ton Hook and Ladder company has ar-
ranged for a sale of cake, candyfi ice 548“:
cream and fancy goods, Thursday af—l Factor, of Norwalk, and Earl R. Vos-
ternoon, July 19, and the proceeds “.mlburgh. “0“ or George \’osbul‘gh, ”I!
be given to the/American Red C1.Uss_lBosttJn, Mass. The wedding will takei
'___. jplace in the near future,
David F. Griffin of New York state
was arrested by State Detective FrankE ‘
\‘lrelli 0f lilidglporl for not having a ext urston boat "Viola” is now making.
t‘apt. Mills' favorite Roton i’hintl
“Vork on (‘omznunity Hall is pro-
Qeeding rapidly. The building oughti
to be completed during the latter part
' i
to! summer it everything goes well. :
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The children's garden on First and
Second streets are in full bloom. It
looks as though this will be a most:
successful year for crops. . l
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Christ
Church “'lu meet tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o‘clork with Mrs. Richard
’ Hendricks, Cove avenue.
\
. Michael Ross. who made application
3 to join the U. S. Army yesterday at
"1118 East Side recruiting station, was
pent to Bridgeport this morning for
' lfinal examinations.
' WP
Local dealrrs have
gslgnments of iircworks and. several
novelties have litcn found attlongst
them. it. promises to be a good year
for the sale of fireworks.
rcceiwd con:
A meeting of the Sunday School
Board, of the East Norwulk M. E.
Church was held lust night and plans
for a picnic to he held at lloton Poll“
on July 10 were made. '
Mrs. Christopher Schultz of llridae
tlreet,,lt‘.:tst .\'oy\vti1k. has received two,
letters from her son William Price.
who enlisted 1’. weeks alto. saying that
he is now in Ontario. Canada. and he
reports he likes the. military life.
”Mrs. Chas. E. lihhons of Pt Horton
meet is visiting for several weeks
with her son, Chas. ’l‘. liilibins, anti
V. Illa wife. in It‘rcderlt‘ksbnrg, Va. Mrs.
‘ .aibert Dunn of East
Norwalk, Mr.
Gmbins’s sister. is also visiting them.
--fitamford Advocate.
"J. F. Ilitch, who claims to be the
"heavyweight of‘ the Advocate mechan-
. brigade, and travels each day between
"hot Norwalk and Stamford on a liar-
. icy-Davis motorcycle. As a weight
» reducing exercise. he says it is the
' best on the market—Stamford Advo
“18'.
... .—
ELKS PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRA.
TlO'N.
BOSTON. June 27.——A patriotic
demonstration on Boston Common,
preceded by a military parade, will
be the chief public feature of the Na-
tional Convention of Elks in' this city
next month. Senator James Hamilton
Lewis. of Illinois will be the principal
'maker, on July 112. ' .1.
law little
i“ Fllth Phil
'*¥-.tr.“:.€v:.a.i:i:.€-
Suffering.
IBuffalo, N". Y.'—”I‘am‘the mother of
“But children. and flot'nuarly three years:
. . I; suffered from a
female. trouble with
pains in at back
andside an ,a gen.-
eral weakness. I
Jihad professional at,
gt‘enda'nce.» most of
that. time but did“
not seem to “get
'v‘v'ell. Against ro-
sort I decided to
try L dia E Pinto
hams Vegetable
Compound which I
. , ,seenadvertisod intho newspapers,
main two weeks noticed a. marke 'm
mutant... I confinued‘itsruse andom
summerfmnrpain and able to do all
W’ -Mr& 3.8. $311M“;
=Woltz Ave” Buffalo, N. . .
Women who recotior their'henldl, not;-
ully tellothers what: hwed‘ them.
Some write nnd‘cllow their names: and
ths to bopublishedwiut testi-
minnow
1;!» medicine for women’s
\ w ,u tk'f
. it t..lltllt|| .' .
«and-'14:”!
t-tl’. .t.
you need t‘odrpow about the“
{certificate of registration for his car
llllt‘lllllt‘l'fl. instead of at
”time on Saturday and Sunday when
‘tllti :lutolnchllc traffic was the heaviest .
" ,. MERIIDEN TE-ACHERS’
. Minimum fiell'dléir friends-Henchero-were given a-Slo a-month in. -
reg'ularatrips from tho Roton dock;.
and for speeding through the town of starting at 10 :t: in. and running into
Darien Griffin handed over $25 in the evening. The boat has three. diff
cash for his appearance, but when the ferent “0“”95' Sometimes if We" [0,
cast- was called before Justice Harry the light or at other times skirts along
V. Snead, Monday, at 2 p.'m., Griffin the shore, ellllt'l‘ east or west. >
tiid not appear and forfeited his $25.
i To settle the estate of the
'The Woman's (.llristian TclnperanCe 11"" Charles Klein, ”10 “1111011S Illa)"
Union will meet this afternoon at the “’l'lflh‘ who “'35 lost When the “119"
llonle "{ Mrs. G. ,3. Rich'er. Mansfifld “Lusitania" Went down the property 10
avenue. This is one of the quarterly calod at llowayton, will he sol.‘ atj
st-citll meetings, held at homes of ihe'DUblic auction 0“ ”‘9 13”"“565- - on
the Library, Saturday afternoon. The. property:
consists of 7 norms of land and a ”‘l
where the, regular monthly meetings
room house.
are held. All women who are. inter-
t-slctl in the progress of this great rc-
ltll‘ni are invtted to attend.
l
Francis J. Poster, son of Mr. and
Mrs. it. 1’. Foster, of 17 Snitth Sll‘t‘fil.‘
u is spending a few days with his pal".
cuts. Mr. Foster received the degree
t‘onsta‘nln George Dance has lice
assiunt-d by the selecttnen to duty an
ironic officer at the llaricn railroad “f 5' M" “I “ms college "‘5‘ “Wk,
bridge. which 'post was held last sunl- ”n” ””“l’lp‘m‘i “ 1’0“ graduatm
7 course. He will return to Boston loAl
lreeno. .
the first tnorrow and July 1 will take it post-
tion in the, Boston department of the
Western Electric. Coll}lilllly.—-l)lllllllll‘)’;
Warren
post for
Constable
at his
lllf r h;
Dance was
of the; par. ll." had his hands full front Mm." :
vitll)‘ morning until night. The trtttllc A ilill‘tl’. \\n;-t—c:ltlci'tid .Janles Hut-l
tltltltulles which were used last season W), Taylor, of West Side uvcntlc. R";
lit-.vo been restored to their position. to wuytolt. Tuesday. in honor of his first
h 1“ 1““) the ””5 in line when ”“3 birthday. During llll‘ after-noon manyt
ttnsltllilc is off duly. mums “10m Pill‘lyf‘d. lll which MaStN‘
' Roton l‘ointfil’lcasule l"ll‘li was the MN” .lacksUllp‘erqeiycd first , prize. in.
‘ the. lolly-pop hunt, Master Frederick?
toting Of a very unusual festival "hm' llttrt won first prize ill the peanut
(lll)"illlt‘l'llt)()ll. 1‘ was a (‘hincse pic- scramble. There were ltlso running
ml“ and not only did the Chinllnlcn races, ill which Miss Edith Steinllttrdt
come by every wad, in automobiles, won first prize and Miss Abigal 81w“
but it large number came by the cx- a” (mm in second, Mrs. Elsie:
cursion steamer, Grand Republic, and Sloinhttrdt first prize and Mrs. .1. PL]
all “PM“! to him)!" 1“” .y lm‘“ Taylor, .lr., second for the girls andl
Mrs. Reginald C0" 0' “"1“” Place, Muster James Jackson first prize andl
(‘0N'(’b' and M“ mother, Mrs. KM!" Master Waller Steinhnrtlt second for!
ins. have gone to Spend the. summer in the boys. The lawn “.35 MPH“! dec-
‘I‘MMM‘J' 'wlth Mr. aners. Bugnor orlttetl with several American flaxui
of Yonkers. who have taken a fur- i‘llfl H”. favors gm,“ “.9“, silk Amati-l
The children sum: Antenna along a new 1“.“ “'
nishcd house there for tile summer. can “figs,
;Mrs. Bagnor, who is Mrs. Kilt-lung's and T1... Star Spangled Banner. A,
. jun] force, has joined the motorcycle daughter. has been in very poor health dainty collation was served, consistingi.
puncn, pcanutsi
Upon departure, the littlei
l
l
for some time, htlt is much better now. of ice croft"). cake,
éCleveland cox, Mrs. Kitchlng’s grand- and candy.
'son, is now in Paris, awaiting to no in guests \‘nledn Master Taylor a capable
.training with an ambulance corps. host, He received many useful and
...___..__ pretty gifts. Among the guests were:
Much interest is cxpresscd in the Misses Grace Pul‘tly. Edith Steillllardt.
.work of many noted artists who have Catherine llarthbinnl Savage. and
:vclnntcered to fight with lhclrbrushcs. Masters Lester Jackson, Walter Stein-
lnasmuch as they have passed the age llardt, Frederick llarl, Irving Stein-
of drafting. Many have associated hardt and James Jackson. Mr. and
themselves into an organization for Mrs. .l. ll. Taylor, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
poster and publicity work. Among this 3. -'\. CRTDPMPT. Mrs, 31850 SlPln‘
group is Clarence Brown of Coscob, hllrdt. Mrs James Jackson and Mr. and
well known as an illustrator. Still on Mrs. J. H. Taylor. Jr.
xother division have organized in Wash- _,_.___._..____-_
ington to use their scientific knowl- ACT QUlCKLV
ledge of color and perspective to shield
:our boats and troops from detection by
lclevcr subterfuges of trick. scenic
painting. Prominent among the latter
{class is the noted sculptor, Paul Wt-y- In time of kidnev
'land Bartlett, who is a cousin of the '
late 'v‘illiam B. Beckley of Stamford.
,Thc heroic figure of Gen Lafayette, in
3the state capitol at Hartford, is an ex-
,‘ample of his work. The statute of
‘Horace Wells, on the east side of
:Busllnell Park, Hartford, is the work
of Mr: llart‘letts father, who now re- was doing any work about the houae,
sides in Besfon and is employed upon 1 . . . ‘ ,
. _ s imp twmges darted thtough me. The
a. biography or Abraham Lincoln. Mr. kidneysooretiona also bothered me
Bartlett has charge. of the working and. plainly-proved. that I needed a
band in Washington, and, with all the kidney medicine
arts 0f modeling and the “39 0f tlon called to Doan‘s Kidnev Pills, 1
Jacobs new color theory, they are en. procured a sunply at Plaisted’s Drtuz
abled to paint the out-olidoors, in. store. audit did not take them hm;
doors. Mrs. H. G. Perrlgo of 150 Cal» in correct the trouble." (Statement
101 avenue, Hartford. who is an aunt HlVPn All?" 24 l906l .
of Mr. Bartlett, is visiting her relativc,. I
Mrs. Wm. B. Beckley, at her new:
home in ‘Darien.
Delay Has Been Dangerous in South
Not-walk
Do the right thin: :u the right time.
Kidney Pills aregn‘ost effecthe.
Plenty of evidence of their worth.
Mrs. R. G. Seymour. 59 Winfield
street, East Norwalk. says “There
was a constant. dull pain in the small
of my back and sides. accompanied by
weakness through my loins. When 1
Time is a Test
On June 22, 1916, or over ten years
ilater; Mrs. Seymour said: "My_ kid-
- :neysfli'live given me but very little.
' LEGAL RAISE 'L . trouble since I gave. a former recom-
rituntmux. Jtlue 27.——Public school. ’l‘endnli‘m 370” man's Kidney Pm”-
q...“
{teachers here to the number of over When I have noticed any pf the.£or-.
:180 will lose approximately $7,500 in mer symptoms I have used Dunn’s:
Kidney Pills and have. ,always him.
,the a'gg‘regate - in salaries voted to
intern last month by. the town electors.
(«In view of the high cost of living, the‘ good results.
‘ , PricoBQtz at all. dealers. Don't sim-
apt'easeg_dating._- from. March. " Townfply ask. for a.kldney-remedy—-zet'
ydih‘E'Pi'nkhoili'iWé'-"~Gounsel'Gétirgé‘ 'A'. Clark‘hlls‘nbtificd' Dban’s‘ Kidne
. _ , . .. y Pills—the same that
E7. , . , 3m; Sélflnhl.m3m3§hflf‘§0fwntjlhg‘flmt"msg gown“, hu,.tw,ce. “buoy . m.
“Y” creased. pay: under present. contracts . " ' p Y
ommended. Foster-Mllbum' 00..
would be illegals The board has decid-
. props} Buffalo, ’N. Y.—1Adv.
,ed‘to abide by the decision. " .
'and Karl Peinlnger having contribut~
Act quickly in time of danger. l
danger Dotln'sl
Having my atten- .
can turn
vw w‘Ww
lfsrz'y Often hm. moxrcl ‘:::'l tilt-il
Merritt houw on Railroad chant).
-'—.—
'Several New Canaan residents have
opened camp at Lake \‘i’ltccahuc. ‘
Dr. and Mrs. Richards of New York
are spending the summer at the Artist
19y.
Mrs. George Maynard has been \‘is-
iting with Mls. Bennett of Talmadgl
Hill.
Mls. M. E. Adams has been spend-
ing the past week with relatives in
New York.
Daly of Stamford
of Miss Harriet
Misa Marzaret
was a recent gut-st
Cummings.
James Barraclaugh has accepted a
position in the grocery of Walter Ste-
art & Co.
Mrs. E. ii. Rollie and daughter of
Brooklyn were the guests of relatives
in town Sunday. !
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Mr. altd Mrs. W. Parker of Brook-I
lyn are spending it portion of the sum-
mer in town.
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t
and daughter of
of Mrs. Levi:
l
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Mrs. E. KTPHHN‘!‘
Westport, were guests
Weed last week.
Mrs. (‘laud ("i-«island of San Francis
co is a guest. at the home rnt‘St,
Weed for several days. l
The Home Missionary society of;
the Methodist (‘hurch met with Mrs}
l-‘. C. Bengt-r last week. l
Miss Martha Fuss loft Saturday for?
it visit with relatives and friends in?
New York and at Hudson, N. Y. l
"' l
.ur. and Mrs. George Newton of New;
York were rt'cetll guests of Mr. andl
Mrs. Albert Terry. on l‘ollus Ridge.
No smoke, I
combustion.
where the flame is set and there it stays.
New Pcrfcc
AN. EARLY BREAKFAST
“'1‘ no need for the housewife to get up an hour before
breakfast time to coax along :i sluggish fire—touch
a match to the thv Perfection Oil Cook Stove and the
cooking begins.
to soot. no :tsllcs. The Long Blue Chimney gives perfect;
All the beat. you want, u‘llcu you want it. You on see
tion ()il ("ook Stovcs are making 2,500,000 kitchens com-
fortable today. ,
, .
T‘lle Aew Parkman Kerosene Water Heater gives abundant hot water for laundry,
kitchen or bath at low cost. Ask your hardware or llousefurnlslllng store for descriptll e booklet.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Principal (Mitts)
/\
New York I
N
OILCO
of NEW YORK
Albany Builalo Boston
P
OK
Mr. and Mrs. llownrd Raymond of
\‘t'oodbury more the guests of his unr-
cnts on Settllnnry street but work.
_ M .
Miss Elsie Wheeler of lltlyt street
will entertain the ll. ll. Sowing Club at
her home on lloyt street this even-
WE:
9 v a . .
Mr. andJMrs. Richard t‘lltrk of
Stamford find “relatives motored to
New Canaan anti ”other interesting
places on Sunday. u
The. New Cannons made short
work of the Yorkvilles of New York
on the South Avenue Grounds, Qatar
day afternoon; score lit $.13. The
game was loosely played by both
sides, and no interest was takcn'ttftcr
the second inning. Webher brought
ho covered first in
exceptionally finer style for the locals.
I’JV'J’ .V‘ .1 ,V.
An entertainment. of music and read
ing for the benefit of the so....ers' and
llnllors' monument funu, was given in
the Town Hall, Friday evening. Mrs.
Mary Perry King, Miss ninth (Thlltl
ed their services for the. cause. Miss
Hazel Smallltorn was also on the pro-
program, but the death of her grand-
father preventcd her appearance. Miss
Child was heartily received. its was
'Mrs. King. and when Mr. Feininger
made his appearance on the. stage, in
uniform, as a veteran of J. A. Dix Cit-
izena' Post, No. 135, Dept. X. Y., the.
applause was uproarlous. Previous to
theprogrnm, Loomis [Scofleltl made a
few remarks, thanking all tor being
present, anti those who assisted in
making the affair so successful.
The marriage of Jame Renwick
Sloane, a son of Prof._ Willlant Milll‘
gan Sloane and Mrs. Sloane, formerly
of New York and now of Princeton.
and Miss lsnbel Hoyt, a. daughter of
Mrs. James Hoyt of 960 Park avenue,
New York, took place Sunday, at
L250, in St. Mark's-Church, a small
reception ....o\ving at Mrs. Hoyt's
country place, Little Forest Farm.-
The' wedding had been set for Satur-
day, but, as the bride’s brother, Jeane
Hoyt, who gave her inmarriage, could
not get leave from Plattsburg, where
he is in'the. officers’ training corps. to
be present Saturday, theweddlhg was
postponed. ’ Miss Hoyt was attended .
by Mrs. ’Arkltiy King‘or? New York as
matron of honor, and Mr. Sloane’s
best man wasflapt. Charles D.__Henle.y
of Elkton, Md. There were no hair
‘ers,’ and owing to the wedding taking
placecn Sundang itwas‘ a~ small of
fair, attended only'by:rrelatives and a
few intimate friends." Rev»: ‘Robert H‘.
Nelda'of~ St. le'k'sthur‘cli perform
till. 939’ ,dércmofy: ' ‘Mrs‘. Sloane ill.’ ‘a
sister" off_lll‘i'§;udiiyer}}f Dominick of
Stamford; Mr. Sloane was graduated
from Pt‘lnceton‘ln 1900, and is a ‘ment- .
ber of the.Prfnccton' and“ UTITVGI'SHYE'. ,
Clubs. He is a brother oil‘D‘r: Frauolsii .
.l. Sloane, Mrs. “Joseph n, Délafleld f
. and Mrs. Benson Bennett‘Sloln‘e,»
t
t
Bach and Front-Lace
for
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Make large hips disappear;
bulky waist-linu- more
_ BLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES
Give Stale. Comfon'and pen- . .
raceful: awkward bulli- fectly fling Gown. Long 1:5...
on smaller and: have the Wearing, they assure the “lily" l
" Old Cornet” comfort with .utmost in. a corset at most. “:7 . A
first wearing. Economical Price. '
No. 929 $2.00 t.
$3.50 & $5.00 $1.00 to $3.00
WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc” 0 New York Chicago San. Francisco
illllj
”When your mm film
Fillepfioagyoapnyforsomc-
thing that does. not exist."
4‘
Who Wouldn’t Smile!
, HlSman has learned that
" Eire satisfaction is to be
measured. by the extent of
the manufacturer's interest in
the car owner's personal ex,
perience. 4
His money buys. unusual
mileage and real Anon-skid
traction. placid-re basicfislk
ohcy to. see that dealers and
users alike gel: full valuefronta
“The: price is: right and Fair"
Fla/c Tires ForSalaBy 5
‘AUSTIN’S GARAGE ,v
Railroad Alvenue and Frank-
lin Street - 91.
Phone 19591.: ‘
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