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NORWALK
Boy Scouts. Troop Five, will hold a
drill in Marvin school tonight.
Miss liauline Beck of Hawkins aire-
nue is spending two weeks in Long
island.
03111. as 1'11" coming along nicely.
The last few pitasant davs has done
wonders and the forums are delight
at
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Christ
.churel' iltid its usual session yester-
day afternoon Routine 111:1tte1‘s came
‘llp for discussion, .
The regular prayer meeting of the
East AVenueM. E. church was held
Inst evening with Her. Harold E. WH-
8011, pastor, in charge. 5
_ “Snow" Keene. the mighty left field-
“of tin Tigers, was in the Third Ills-
irict 111‘s morning visiting old haunts,
/- “Snow" is limit; in South Norwalk
.DOW.
Chester Lemar. who has charge of
111-9 p11hli"
east end of
bridge, has
JLeyer plat-e.
dumping grounds at the
the Washington street
purchased property on
Many sincere expreSslons of regret
"are. the death of llarry ll, Wright. of
mill avenue. are being heard in the
Third District. Mr, Wright was well~
Zklnown here and had many f1iezds.
T111 hole in the wooden him-:1 pare-
ment just at lhe eist 1111) of the
9ZWasl1in210n st11e1 bridgi- is :1 sourte
. in! many complaints from aulomobil-
1 1 11m; and tesidt 111s. Tin hole is seV'e1' .1l
' finches. deep and unless it is fixed at
'filche. it is pi'obahll that the Ci 1' VV Ill
line to stand to] damages in case
Mm is an accident caused by it.
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W‘NAI'J‘MVOl
”'The season s seris s ol d:'1utes :11 the
' “orwalk Yacht Club will begin next
A'Wtednesday evening
‘2"! 3311's. David \iixswell and family of
_ baton. Pa..a1e now at their Token'
‘Z Jame for the summer.
Thomas ."S:11101‘ 1-1 Stat yacht 11111111
, 06911“ placed is the water and is now
at her mooring at the Norwalk Y 1(l11
1311111.
” George A. Jenninss has placed his
Zmiliary yacht "‘Dlltllf‘sh‘" in commis-
. ion and she is now :11 the Norwalk
yacht Club.
Mr. and Mrs. John (‘autnagln of
lust Notwalk, intend to occupy their
mmmer home on Smith’s Island for:
Anportion of the season.
-'Geogre Waters, of
Lian placed his yacht Caution in com-,
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IlliMllll SICK
T__l_K__0 TEAK
a'1Z'Could .Do No Work.
Z Now Strong as a
"Chicago, Ill. —“For about two years
Z“. :sul’fered from a female trouble so I
was unable to walk
or do an of my own
Work. read about
LydioE. Pinhham’ 3
Vegetable Com-
pound 1n the news-
papers and deter-
mined to try it. It
brought almost 1m-
mediate relief. My
Weakness has en-
tirel disa peered
and never adbet-
ter health. I weigh
aandamaastrongas a man.
oneyis well spent which pur-
ydiaE Pinkham' 3 Vegetable
d."-Mrs. Jos. O'BBYAN, 1755
11": Ave., Chica o, Ill.
Trina success of L in E. Pinkham's
table Compoun, made from roots
, _ herbs. is unparalleled. It may be
wally?” meet rhcoonfideuce by Women
monitor to displacements, inflam-
tuition ulceration, irregularities, peri-
Nopdnaibuckachsi bangingsddozwg feel-
; flan: enc , 1n ges on, mess,
’ mam. ‘L 1111111
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editor telltale ills. ‘
~ Zin Norwalk waters
ldenly ill last Thursday,
_ pastors of
Hickol ,V' illuii.‘
« 1 Billy,
mission on ‘1 he and tritnds enjoyed all
line out- he, on the VV' aver \\ dot-sci: 1y
Th1 flu: of boats at the Mn 1111111
‘Yat 1: Hub has been auu'utn ed by
iche; 'al more 11'; ii the last rut-k and
today the (labs fleet is the Ti'llgl’fil
and iiuest iu the history of 11 e club.
The street department is oiling
roads in the Hickory Bluff section
and generally improving them i
The submarine chaser .I.’
Juiyb-ith,l11'ting
been lying for some time oti’ thi-Zi
Stamiord \1'1Lht Club's station. l
9 was
DARIEN 1
AND
N080 TON Z
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James Stevenson of l-‘iteli's Home
for the Soldiers is spending a months
V'aeaiion at Detroit.
\\11l11111 l. Auslin.
.\‘oiotoi1 Heights.
postmaster alZ
who was taken sud-
is improving.
Smith, head nurse of
Fitch's Home hospital, has returned to
her duties after a two Weeks"
tion.
Illis's Penislon has deeoralf'd the
porch of her Post Road cottage with
:1 seine which was brought to this
country from Brittany.
Mr. and Mrs. lv‘1'auk llel'tlut't'ey :11~
tended the “(’(TlillliA‘ in Brooklyn, :1
few days ago. of Miss lrene Brown to
Edward Carlson.
Rev, 1‘.. ll. [ht-liter. as one of ill“
Stamford, reviewed the
parade in that 1'in \\'ednesda_\' from
the plaza of the Town Hall.
f‘hailes l{1111f1ua1111.tlu- local lailol‘.
is planning to elllurue his Railroad
e1 enue and increase his sloek
of nit-11’s 11nd boys' clothino,
This afternoon and evening the Lad-
)Tiss Ht‘lt‘ll
\' ii (‘ fl'
\‘llll‘l’.
111s” Aid Society of the Methodist
l‘hureh will hold its annual snow-
bl"‘l'_\‘ festival on the chm-eh lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. ll. \\‘:11'11e1' left
lmV'n recently by automobile for (‘lll‘l-
den. Maine. where “is Warner will
spend the summer with her mother.
Mrs William llronks has returned
to her home in Strallold after spend-
in1: :1 month \V 1th bet parents \l1'.1111d
Mrs, Eben Feiibnei of .\Olt)l0ll
lleighls.
Mrs. G. E: Richter and Master tier
Zald 1eturned Tuesday from :1 Week‘s
itrip with relatives at \\ oodhavcn N1
ZY., and Tlidgewooi. ,\. J. and friends
at Paterson. N. .l.
i Mr and Mrs. Frank l‘reudenthal
have been (him 111;. a few d 1V~1 as the
lguests of Mr and M15. "h'nesl Cash
1111:, fmmerly of this town, at their
new home :11 Princeton. '5'. J.
] lustiee Harry \'. Snead of Normon
has been lT(‘(‘l(‘(I 11 member of the
Stamford (‘hamber of Conuneiee ,aud
Zis now busy at work doing special
I'VV'ork for that organization.
.' Mr. and Mrs. Joseplt' Fisher and
family. formerly of \‘oroton and
1“ oodhine road hare 111m ed to Ridge-
liield, “here Mr, Fisher is engaged in
Zithe garage business with William
iPooll.
JoSeph Kish of this town, who has
‘heen employed at the Yale & 'l‘owne
factory in Stamford, was one of last
tweek‘s volunteeis L111 the navy. and
has been assigned to the li. S. S. Ore
hon
iamar llutler has bought from Dr.
'Nnxon a piece of land adjoining the
farmer‘s garage on the east. where he
will soon begin to erect an addition
to his establishment made necessary
Zby the growth of business
the Vouni..est son of Dr and
[Mrs John Godfrey. was assailed by a
1110;: a few days 11,20, which inflicted a.
lslight wound on the lad‘ s 11112.11 was
i later killed by some szlandPVs. It is
not believed that the dog was mad.
Z George Cantrell. son of Mr and M-ra.‘
J". V. Cantrell. who enlisted foi' ser-
vice with the marines, last week. left
11mm a few days ago. to stop at New
York for the renimal of aucnnids. and
thence to proceed to Port Roy.nl 3. l
C., f01 training.
Station 'Aizenl Charles
who recently resigned has left
iRedding. his new appointment Jacob
ZKillian has been appointed agent at
Da1ion. and. pending his arrival. W.
English is in charge for a short. time
Miss Ryan. telegraph operator and as-
sistant agent, is on her vacation. Miss
Grace Purdy or Soutnport is substl- '
tuting for her.
Mrs. Leslie Combs Bruce. and family
of Greenwich stopped in Noroton on
her way by automobile to Watch Hill,
where she has taken a large residence
known as The. Folly. Mrs. Bender of
Albany was her guest. Her son, Lea
lie. C Bruce, is taking a practical
II. Carter. Z
for
l
shire School in «Sheffield, Mass.
Sclleek Seeley, an old and highly
esteemed resident of the Ridge, died
kt his home, Thursday evening. after a
lime! illness. The funeral was pri-
tiate, at his late home, today, at 2 p
.
tspltndid r"ee.oVeIV' from the operation
Zine Kin2’s Highway joins the 'lloston
Z \"l‘l',
course in agriculture at the Born-!
{111.11 11011 and daishlar..AlDert See
19;. and Mrs, Elias Pine. both of Newt (1-
1'0th diliii\\fl s1-1e'rs tits, 1:. ll. lA'r'u 1
«rd and Mi s Kale Seth?) 111111119le
surV'iU him
l: “as 3111] tod1y :11 the noose o1"
“illi 1am Z i'. lei' that he is making a
he underwent ree entl,V, and is now 0an 1
of danger. This will be good llt' VVs toZ
the many friends of the popular vouugZ
Commodore.
The Connecticut Company is now
taking hold of the proposition to drai ni "
the slope of the hill at Noroton whereiv
has long been an annoyance to ”19%.:
trolleV men as well as passengers. in
that, after every hard rain, 1l1e gravel
and sand washes upon the traeks'
making' it llPCPSsttl'y to stop the ears
coming or seine. and, with spades
SEE !
PALACE THEATRE
laid, and Saturday
SEE 1
and even brooms, clear away the de-
bris before the ears can proceed A
force of workmen are now undertak
ing to better conditions by drainln's'
and paying and installinir. a "eaten
basis" at 1e~t‘oot of the incline along:
side the Wee llurn.
lianv people remark how few
tramps are in eV'idenCe on the popu-
lar highways this season, but the gV'p
sies have bet it unusu' illV ae the, '.l‘ he
bin e111 antpntettt whitli roused all No
roton about :1 month ago. with an op Z
eiatit' Saturday night —,"1'and oper a at
ll1:1t—~l1"1Ve bet 11 camping 11 Sz‘llllli
Rmk.ne.11 .‘\‘eVV liaVen. The horse
trader knoun all our this seetion a.-
"Mr. Ilell" lt-tt the ramp with hisZ
many horses. wagons and family of?
children, and his wife went on some
special business by trolley, with thei
1111der:iandi11,'_' that they would meet
at the Marion e111-1'1mpme111. meaning;
the plate w-'hr1e the “re l‘urn cross m
\‘\‘\‘ \‘\‘1\‘\‘\‘\‘ \‘Z\‘\-
L]! ~/-‘! n/n/n/‘r 1.3.7. I'/
es the Klillib Highway. \lrs. llell :11-
riretl after dark on the lViug's lligh- ;
l1111 there was no one in
Tier. and in face of 11
took refuge with some of the neich 2
bo1s until 1h: storm abated sullleien'.
l_V' to enable hit to lake the trolley ioi
I‘til'l
‘Tlil‘k‘
meet '
thunder storm
(‘lustei w'lteie her sister rr- 1
”ht was ,"reath' tli'ilrt‘ssed all
the in 1111 that some 111'1 idem had 1111p 1
pelted to delay the :V'psV 1:11'11\;1n andi
expressed meat anViV-ix lot the >1Ztlt‘-
11 ot the tlnlthen and the hoists ini i&}
the storm showing that a LVIMV 41%
heart is in the right place. and mail
a tooth of kindness 11111an 1l1e \thleZ
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Rev. G, E. le‘illl‘l‘ has returned frmn," ,3
wotld kin.
a touple of days spent at the Stair;
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SHOW STARTS AT 6.45 P. M.
TODAY’S PICTURE
House Peters and Myrtle Stedman in
“The Happiness of Three Women”
Everybody is Talking About How the Movies Are Made!
Your Last Chance Tonight and Salurtiay
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Aer-hultural (‘ollege in Storrs, VV'hei't'Z_
he partlitipated in :1 1011ferenee of 1u' pinning in September
r111 ministers luld there eV'i-ry spring. independence Day, this year was,
lie was enabled to look in at seV’eral spent in a quiet way. The children'eZ
of the groups who were being instruct the crackers were in evidence as 1111':
ed in canning and drying foods. and nail but the seriousness of the nu-
(it't'lnlt‘fi that the 001101!" is :1 MW of ,tion's situation tempered the celebra
indus1ry these d11ys.\iosl of the.‘ thin in some degree 1
let” him: shill have {0101:0110 their \’-l' The sad news comes of the death of,
cations this summer, in order to stir?) fifis'q Lydia Bunion, of .\'o1'VV'alk,l‘or-
”ll-'1 ill'll‘llfliml '0 ““5305 0T 8110‘“ 30 merly of South \\' ilton, where she was;
\\‘TlitTl have been held, .1 new grouping”). and lhed many years. I-‘uneralZ
rueb week. for the past four weeks jsewices took place Thursday after-
So great has been the demand forlmmn. the 11m. (1 1V. Marks officiating
this instruction. 111111 the college 1111-erle burial was in the family plot in;
tlmrities have extended the time plan-:5,” Matthew's cemetery. ,1
11ed, and will have addili'onal class» .-, "um”...— _. l
es next week and the week later. and INVESTIGATING CRUGER CASE Z
possibly later if the demand continues. ROME. Thursday, July 5. “Email-
'I‘he State and collekt' authorities l“ole liino. an italian lawyer who uni
amen that the food situation will bl’Zhehulf of the district attorney of New
1"eVy acute neV'l winter. and It is ex (York 1.. investigating the cage of .11 .
pet-ted that these 500 01 more 11901119, fredo (‘thelti murdered of Both i‘iu-
who hare reeeiVed this training VVillZQe, sent a long telegraphic report ioZg
impart it to others in their o\\n com iNcw York “n.1, an imarvipw “in, Sign
milllllii‘e' Mill ”1““ perform " patuoi 1101' Saeehi Minister of Justice. Signor:
it' “Nice in ln(|“-l“i“ll ”I" “W1 ""“Z Fino explained the impossibility. un- l
able for use 11th Winli‘l. “my “”3“ der the Italian law. of interrogatinlz'
(wen people who MW "0 gardens “P‘Z the prisoner. but said all facilities hadi
on Whirl! ‘0 draw '0 13“." VPKPZZ‘Z’I“ Z“ been granted for pursuing such an ln-Z
Sodom in the open lllalKPl and Dr"i\esliga1i0n through Judge Zuconi. who.
serVe them since it is probable that. is in charge of the ease.
between the start 11V of tin cans and' _‘ ,_
the high price of the glass ones. andl EXPECT T0 SETTLE ennmaNT
because the Fetletal government is. WORKERS‘ STRIKE
ordering such foods as are 111.111.11.114 NEW YORK. .lulyti ‘.——Peaceful set!
in tin by millions of cans. there will llentent of the demands of 60.0001.
goods on lhOZmembers of the international Ladles'i
ZGarment \V'oikers’ Union for 11 twenty!
he almost no canned
market when cold weather comes.
s,
ed
Zin progrmv between representatives of
the union and the Cloak, Suit andZ
Skirt Manufacturers' Protective As,
§ocintion. Al the close of last night'sZ
.“-’\’5v-M conre1'.cnce Benjamin Sehleslngerw
Mi“ Ka'Z‘PZ’m‘ 5“”393 of W‘hon' president of the union. said the differ-Z
is sojourning a few weeks at Bell 151 ences would be settled without a
land. strike.
Mr. and Mrs. Muir of New York
spent .the Fourth.with Miss Lucy But- ”ml
WILTON
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Old Folks Saved e?
Z Front Suffering
lirs liaiy 11.1)1on, Tauntun. Mars"
in her Nth year, says: “I thought 'I
was beyond the reach of medicine. rut
“Foley Kidney i’illa have proven moat
Module] in my base.” .
Mr. Sam A. Hoover, High Point1
11.0.. 12:11.5. ' "My kidney trouble was
worse 421. r. 'zi'ht. and 1 Lad to get up
from live to seven times. Now I do
not. have to get up '11.. 115;,th and con-
alder myself "in r. truly unormal con-
dition. which 1 attribute to Foley Kids
31?: Pills, an I have taken nothing
Mrs. M. A. Bridges, Robinson. Man.
says: “I suffered from kidney nil-
mcntli for two core. commenced
taking Foley Kin nay am a zen months
ago, and than I am 61 years 03‘“ no.
a 1 :yuarsolu girl. "
1.15.3
an.
Mrs. Anderson of New York 1198
been Visiting her sistet, Miss Lucy
Butman.
Miss Merck of llewellyn Park. N, 11.,
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Er-
nest Schenok.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Godfrey have
moved from the vet-nu bungalow to
their new home recently erected.
The work of oiling the roads near
the center has been continued this
week under the road contractor.
The Equal Franchise League: gave
a rose tea at the tea room this after-
noon. The rooms were prettily decor-
ated with roses and cake and tea were
sold. '
1111a flllca thman, of mantel has
3111911 911311311 to zenith in the 1111113111111
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I feel 111%“
mu noy' 'Plllu Ire 1
strengthening and :upsbulldlnz.
restore normal notlpn'
and not aunt-11mg: nn'llmd
no dangerous or hunt
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Hill gunpoint the. coming year. no. '
Bath Robes
There are a hundred and one occasions when it is need-
ful and when no other garment can take its place.
Indispensable to vacationists and especially desirable at:
a beach robe.
01 excellent quality terry cloth in very practical and
pretty models, well proportioned and carefully made.
$3.98to$5.00
PRICE
‘per cent. incxease in wages is expect- Z
as the result of conferences now:
Every 0111: Should
Fly the National
Colors
3115 Flag with We and
Fixtures . 98c
T~5118 nag with Pole and
‘l-‘iittures . $1.75
A. J. Collins Co
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room: by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine We attached; also Restaurant. Italian, 7
and American style.
. Comer Monroe and ChnmutSt.
N._J. DISESA. Manager.
1 T111555.
J. DISESA. Proprietor
Vu‘x ‘ “ 1‘ 1 . 1‘1\
A remedy for intention.
ZB of the urinuy "WI.
Painlm. lion- poiuoumin
i had mil not. calcium.
1 Bellma- in l to 5 duo.
LDBY DRUGOIU‘I‘B.
Parcel Palm if desired—Price It". or 3 bottle. 6271‘:
true avm snakit'ltc‘tl. manna
Bowker’ s
ZPyrox
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Z Most Leaf lalirg
Insects and
Many Blighls.
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