M
‘Several fishing patties have been or
mixed him today. a
1local barber shops are. closed as
. lodny is the Fourth of July, a nation-
i’al holiday.
The East Norwalk Yacht Club races
will be hcld this morning at in o'clock.
A fine program has been prepared.
There will be no titeett’ug of the Lad~
1915‘ Aid Society of thc East Avenue at.
.3. Church today as it is. a legal holi
:W.
1 a-
1
Mr. and
New York city, have arrived at D1. '
Mrs.
.7. _ ,.___,__
Wm the He Ems
Percival She-Tron has gone to De
'troit, Mich, on a three weeks’
‘ness trip.
t‘ .
Lloyd‘s house for the summer.
Miss
York,
William L Scarles has putchased a‘
,new Hudson super-six touring car, to
aid him in his mosquito cxtcr‘mination
n o1 1;.
ltr. and Mrs. Paul Turner, who have!
been occupying: the Pope house, left
.on Monday for
intuin until the latter part of August.
5
Mrs. David llishpan has returned to‘
York city to remain for a short
time, and will not return to Tokeneke
'I\' cw
Theodora Wilbur,
has taken the "lt'loorings"
tagc for the summer, and has already
arrived to take charge,
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tla
.—
this season.
Arthur
Schnc idcr, wt l
Madison, \‘3'
of
13..
l known
1htough his connection with .lohn Zttc
(‘ot'ntatk. the lrish
M 0"“ on ”"3 laying out ”f the “Pw'has, with his family, takcn the former
I! nor.
as pianist,
‘ ,{mvement 0f Seaview avenue has al- Bishpham cottage at ’l‘oltcncke.
? greatly been started by the Street De-
épartment. .’
_ l
V The Street Department is repairing
i
gGregory Boulevard with the new main‘
,tenance roller.
Frank ll, Gleason and fonts S.
‘Beres today sold a large section of
aproporyt in the vicinity of Strawberry
{Hill to the. Moriail Development Conl-
p'any; of New York city.
There was plenty of noise from the
firing of firecrackers on the East Side
long before midnight last (would: .\'0
{lie was reported to have ltcctl lllllll‘"
"ed up to press time,
:East Side people are greatly pleas-
oflyflth the reports they have heard
fluently in connection with the elec~
no: light plant.
tiling asmall profit.
Mr. and Mrs. lohn R. l.‘liotnmc-
Glen, of Cote nvcnuc, Ill r. an '1 Mrs. F.‘
{N Glover, of Cove avenue and Mr.
find Mrs. C. A DeVnc of East are-
L in. will be the guests of Mr. and
1", Charles McCon1hcr,ot liaricn, to
€114“ theNorWalk Country Club
.‘wtzning. a special dance was
mailair was largely attended
Iappropriate decorations added much
.. e enjoyability of the dance. Spot-1
orchegtra furnished excellent mu-
_‘or‘tlré occasion.
l
_ 1
Several plans for the deepening of]
{he East. Norwalk channel are in the
- warm. it has been suggested that of
m;- ....
not have it done. The advantage of
vlng a deep channel can be readily
condition of the channel
that it impedes
, gypsy outfit patting 11 don-
; i}; Smilinglyv she asked the East
‘ 1111‘ if, 911e, ‘titdn’t want the pat
Jl...
ntagnat c and
aviator,
home for the summer.
placcd his airplane in commission at
Tokcnckc.
Mr.
cent arrivals
Mrs.
.\l'1'. and
(lrt-cnwiclt,
summer.
'l‘hc new
llicl.ct'1ttttt1,
has bccn cotttplctcd, and will be occu-
'l‘he ncw house is of
n novel design, and is a bcautiful ar-
lt consists of,
picd this week.
According ,0 reports chitcctural structure.
9 him is running itself and is even cight rooms and three baths.
Dr. Lee
Franklin Burroufihs
11.11111 Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. 11'. 1.
It‘ot'cpaugh, of Ncw York city, arc re-l
’I‘okeneltc Inn.
'(‘ary of
have also arrived for the
thc
Mclbcrt
at
M
of
Tokt
residence
111 or thc
Mordttunt
B.
liut'd
9111119, the famous thcwing gum
actomplishcd amateur
has arrival at his Tokcnchc
lie has not yet
and Miss
Mrs. E.
York paid $25,000 for the estate of the
late Charles Klein.
thc
ptaywtig. ‘.1t
known as Sonny Bill Manor at Roway
ton, which was sold at auction Satan,-
tltty on the premises
lists of a residence,
houses outhouscs and seven nclctt l" ”P
Stcv on R. Tobin,
last‘ ‘l tCarlbbean Manganese Corporation of-
bold ,fcrcd Dr Hurd for the place 330, 000
and which was 1efused.
presidcn
Tho estate con-
a garage,
Olll'
tof
W
L
m
Mrs
hess.
field.
_New York.
Miss 'Francis Abbott of Bridgeport‘
_lspenl theweek end with relatives at,
Charles
Heights is much improved in health.
DAMIEN“ 7
AND }
NORU‘TUN,
Raymond
Miss Gladys Birchard of
road is recovering front a serious ill- .zntion
...
”of
busi- i
. ' l Mrs.
"‘ ithis town, and now of Greenwich, has
F. "M. \t'afihbum, ofbcen vis‘iting old acquaintances here.
cut.
to re-
la.
niche lnn,
of .\‘cw
the
W 50373 Romnelmgm . M
J. J. Kelly of the Noroton Home
flu-.rtiw has been proximitd from pri-
vate to :Lcond scrgcak,
Miss Beatrice. Riley of Noroton
Heights. has recovered from a recent
attack of vtonsilitis..
Samuel G. Cant, formerly of
‘ Elisa lots. Cill- -tte of Gracie street is
ltnjoying an extended trip to Buffalo.
New Chautauqua and nearby points
t ....-_..._. .-..
George N leaton has been elected
;:t dcacon of the (‘ ongrcgational church,
,in place of the late Milton F. Smith
I. ocal stores will all be closed to-
The postotticc will close at ltlz3tt
:30 to 7 p. in.
day.
,a. 111. ., lt‘dllt' 111112 frontb
|
The Misses Craig of the old King's
.llinhway, have bccn entertaining a
number of t’ricnds from the city re
2cently.
l
l
l“i lks using the new 'l‘okcncke road
arc amusoti at :1 sign affixed to one of
1111' t‘ttllzlpt's beside thc road, which
,rcads “Washing taking in."
The two youngest children of Mr.
,unl M19. ll ll. “t tanuond ate both ill
with childrens cotu]ulti11t9»—l.ois with
lllt aisles and (lattnte with mumps.
Edward and Albert
gucsts‘. Sunday, of thcir cousins,
and Mrs. Arhtur it‘. llttll ol' Strattord.
trawling there by automobile.
.1
W
George F, llcarsc of the Home llnuk
and Trust company has been made by
the Probate (‘ourt administrator of
the estate of the late Stephen llaszu.
Friday afternoon and cvcning thc
Ladics' Aid Society of the Methodist
church will hold its annual strawberry
festival, sct'ving the native fruit.
Mrs.
bccn spending the. past few months at
the home of her son, Rev. Herbert S.
Brown. l’h.I)., pastor of the (‘onrzrc
national church, has uturned to hurt
own home.
The rcccntlyvpublishcd report of the
,llomc Bank and Trust Company shows
that, in addition to its $30,000 capital
and $20.0th surplus. the local bank has
undivided profits of 87,.r 15. 46. Its to.
tal deposits are over $450 000.
Mrs. John
ct icbrn ted
McCormick, wife of the
ll‘ln‘lt tenor. has purchased
train, and but: donatcd it to St
John's Catholic Church of .\'oroton
’lhe \l(tl(1lzt is to be disposed of on
,B‘ .
the cvenmg of July l'l. There Will be
a .\l r-(‘ormick there that
night.
i ‘ .—
(‘Ollt‘t‘l'l
The young people of St John 9| b,
are planning for
church, Noroton,
thch annual lawn party. to be held
Thursday evening, July 12, on the
parish lawn, unless the weather should
be unfavorable, in which case the No-
,roton 'It‘iretnen's Hall will be the scene
of the event.
Daticn folks are cvpecting a treat
fat the tntcrtoinmenl to bc given in
‘hP‘thc Congtcgtttional church next Mott-
luly it, under the nus-
1u1it_ oi the Red
'duy evening,
plcca of the local
”‘9 P0341 C1'09s,fo’t‘"tl1e~l1tmctit of that organi-
...L': a
The Aeolian Company of
lNew York will give the concert
which will consist of numbers tendct-
MISS Charlotte Lottndes "‘99le ed on the. Aeolian player plant), and on
_enJoycd 11 V15“ ““11 irtenda 111 mill-10' that company 9 make or phonograph—~.
lil‘he Vocation—and numbers rendered
Mrs. Hallam of Tokeneke has re- calist
turned from 9 “Sit or several days ‘0 musical instruments and the singer
:by Madame Godlllot of New York vo
he company provides the.
without charge to the local committee,
and every cent tecelved will be used
fot this worthy purpose. The admis-
l‘unzclt \vcrc .
t
.\l 1'.
Brown of Syracuse, who has!
1‘ shaping and titlsplaoement of chan-
sion fee will be but 25 cents, with
some reserved seats at 50 cents.
Norcton folks are planning [or a
litul Cross benefit rcxt fiatttt‘tifii and
Sunday. 13.11 the former day, there
will be golf and tennis contests at Wee
Burn, at 10 a. 111., and 130 p. 111., in
which some or the best experts’of the
country will participate. The morn-g
the event will be a 3131mm pt'ot‘es-j
sional four-ball exhibition game of;
golf, and that of the. afternoon will be:
a tennis contest or mixed doubles}
Sunday, at 3 p. 111.,
(a tile wuuam
Ziegler place, baseball will be played. l
lrccnwich Fitld club \s.l"ilair1itld.
tountt All Stats. At each email a col- l
ltttion for the lltd Closs will bc~
taken, and it is expected that society?
people all along the Sound shore will:
attend in large ntlmbers and, contrib-
ute generously for the purpose.
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1lurien is greatly pleased that for-
1-1~-:'~‘:5ctta'tor Hartford S. Word of New
Canaan has been made the third 111cm-
bcr of the military exemption board
tor the 211111 st-natorinl district, in
place of Probate Judge Henry .W.
ilrcgor) of Norwalk, whcn the dis-
trict also includes the towns of Wil-
ton, .\‘c\v Cannon and 1.1111111}. 11 wouhil
have scented i‘alrcr to how rcprcsctt»
Itttit‘es from catch of the thrcc largest
towns, instcati 111' all from Norunlk.
So, since Daricn could not have it, sltc
is glad that a Ncw Canaan 1111111 rc-
ccit'es thc honor. "lltttnp" Wet-d has
a large nutnhcr 1'1'1cnd9 in this
town as \vcll us his own,
til
The storm Monday nirht came at
the hour sci for a conference of all
the people itt town intcrcstcd in food
canning, to be at the Town Hall
Only a few, as many inch 11.9 wotucn.
ujcre prcscnt on this account. After
-11nal discussion or the nccd for
,901110 such ctttcrprisc, it was (lt'L'llll‘tl
lto cooler with the New Canaan pt'dv
’ple who have planned to t'hlttlilifill 11
connntmity canning: plant, where all
tsorts of products may bet pttt up in
dirt. it was believed that many Dttri-.
en pcoplc who have large quontlticu
,‘of produce to preserve for wlntcr 119e,:
will be. gin 11 to avail thcntsclvcs of
such a cooperative urratutcmcnt Win.
New Canaan To ltclp those who wish
lto ptrsct'w small quantities of vcgc-
,tablcs, frtrits or meats, it was an-
lnounccd that a dctnonstrutlon would
be given under the auspices of thi-
Daricn Grange, at the Congregational
church, ’i‘huraday evening; July 1‘3,
when a demonstrator from Dnnbury
will be present. Arrangements may
also bc motto for a similar emonstrtt-
tion by Mrs, . ll. Raymond of this
town, who has had considerable cx-
pcricncc in cunning such products.
B \RE GERMAN PLOT
‘ T0 SINK LAKE SHIPS
(Continued Front Page One)
, lit‘lll
’lhe Nashua ll was blown 11p and
trncd, anti the. Jay Dee Ill and tin
Niagara had their machinery wreck
cd
All those vowscls had been or were
about to be taken over by the Nav1
lh'pnrtmcnt and thc lnvcstigattone oi
the l‘tcpartmcnt of Justice and the
Navy Department have tantlcd'to‘thu
conclusion that what were believed
to have been accidents Were acts ol
,conanirtttors seeking to hamper the'
QH'IKOVBIHlllelll in the prosecution of the
“RT.
Just how much the government
agents‘ltntie learned 1'9 not revealed,
but officials have concluded that tbs
public should know of the attuntion
11 a general way. believing publicity
may make. the operations of‘ the Ger-
mans more dtfllcult or itnpoeeibch
To Ask Canada‘s't-l'élp.
(To-opcratton of the ,t‘anadlnn au
thoritlearia needed to run down the
activities‘for the most part lies with-
in the northern boundary waters.
whole fugitives from justice often
can escape attest by ctossing the
line.
To avoid the delays incident'to the
1employment of the 11.911111 menu‘s of
laying hold of fan itives front justice
by the. tedious process of extradition,
it is probablc"'that by agreement be
tween the American and Canadian
governments,‘ law officers on either
yside will be untltorized’to follow their
.quarry 11111099 the international line.
. The official investigation has made
it certain that conic of the acts of
sabotage committed upon American
110.! buoys and tnmpwin-g with canal
lot k9 have been dfine by persons who
li‘cw wrtertvavn on the Canadian side.
of the. boundary: =
, ED- IE COLLlNS' RECORD
' CHI~¢.CAO July 3.~Eddiel _‘Collin9,
second [199' man With the Chicago
.‘
,- Americans, e tablisned a record yes: '
11111119991199, JULY 4, 1917
L,
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cook stove.
perfect combustion without it.
for descriptive booklet.
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Ladies’ Collars
A new line of Lndies' Collars in embroidered lawns, Georgette
crepe and pique ................. . ......... 25c to $1. 00
Ladies’ Walsts
Ladies’ Waists' 1n embroidered lawns, fancy striped Voiles, Sea.
Island voiles. crepe de chene and silk. .. $1.00 to $3.98
Ladlés’ Silk Hosiery
Black, White and Colors
Gordon................ ...... . ........59cto$2.00
Phoenix...................'..................800to$1.10
Rivoli. $1.15
Kimonos
Long Kimonos in plain and fancy flowered and Japanese pat-
.terns. ............$1.00to$2'i0
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 8T. scum NORWALK.
criminals becau‘vle' the scene of their -’
found refuvo when pushed behind -
\_thc numerous inland»: and in the nar-
O. B JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
, KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords" in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculim‘ prescrip-
dons promptly filled. Expert Repuring.
Fly the National
Colors
" "Fixtures ‘ '
5" 5x8 Flag with Pole and
Fixturesé“- - . $1.75
'ne rooms‘by the an? ortwfek. “team' heated. electric
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Bowker’s
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Most be at Eating
Insects and =
Many Blights.“
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WASHINGTON STREET
Iron Wanted '
We will pay you the highest.
tmarket‘prices for scrap iron and 1»
$111er in large quantities. Get in-
iforma-tion from us before selling to
f anyone.
L. EFF RON
, 3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
'l'el. 1906. Tel. 1906.
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dob Printing
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