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1 Joseph Quittner, the theatrical man 1 “511015 in town frequently comment”
1831'!“ 91 TO‘TXBSKOD 1135,9105“ 0119 ‘31,an tLe attractiwness of the shrub 1
:his theatres for the seamn which will‘ber}. about the local [199315 155,)“.th .
enable him 11; Slitl'ltl part of the sum- 1,, pleasiny just now a“ .'- _ ,. 1I
inter months with his parent's Mr. hie-1's just coming into bloom Onet
and Mrs. Herman Quittntt' of Sea— imam who arrived in Dariena few days ‘1
“‘3“ avenue 'ago, by 1"ailioud, commented 1111111 to t
splendid display of public spirit and
taesthetlc taste shown by New liavet
irailroad people a few years ago. when
1they planted these ramblers along all
Itthe bluffs, of rock and gravel from
New Eork as far as South Norwalk
This is now the third summer for thic
flowers in this section, and their :10
lrious appearance this year is but a
promise of what ma1 be expected in a h
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Misses Julia Slit'l‘t‘r and 11111111 Sis-i“ -' ,Th" 51111111111111 “1 ”WWW“ ‘5 “i
. 1 . . .rt'tutndcr, too, of one of the last of the
son recently \‘iSllt'd 111 Mount \et'non.- .. ,.' i
many good works performed 111 townI
ly the shruhbcry at the station isIa1
tion of women 11er laboting for the.
advantcment of the town-of which 5
almost nothing has been heard during
the past yeah The window
1bloonting plants this summtrwthe hrs
in many reminds one
that the (‘ivic League which so long1
performed this cheering public sen»
ice, is in a moribund condition~more's
the pity. The good work of these good
luotnen was not appreciated by an un-
11‘1rogrcsnite and pneurious element in
itoun, and it is generally nndtrstood
Mrs. Edward lifDelafield of Bell ave-
nue, Noroton, is with Mrs. JOseph b.
Whistler in Lenox.
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\lrs. “alter (‘. Humbert of Mansfield
1111111111. entertaining her 111 1thc
Mrs. F. E. Kane of New York.
Mbstermen report that lobsters are
finite scarce and bring a good price.
will hold base- 1 ll
evening of the
The Pastime A. C.
"$1111 practice. on the
first pleasant day.
is
seasons—~11] S0
t Garrtt “helm of Not'oton lleights
he ad‘t's' Auxiliar of Christi
T L ‘ y mas artestcd in Stamford b1 Pair-:01
and
'tOhurch will meet Friday alterboont
man Parker, for intoxication
1‘ tead of Thursday, 111th 1\[1.', Hend-
jas ‘ breach of the peace The charge was
ticks of Cove avenue.
1 llnolled on payment of a fine of $5.
The Ladies' Aid Society of thei
East Atcnue .\i, E. C'hurth will holdl
‘ meeting Um afternoon at 3.30111” returned home, after
o'clock at u". church tpleasant vacation ttip at lielmar, N J.,
__ land Asbur1 Park.
Rev. Stanley Whittier,
Day Adventist clergyman of Bridge-
,I'pott, was a guest on Sunday at the
:l11.me of Rev. (l. E. Richter, of Mans-
i .
or . held avenue.
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at town tutu-tin about 1 1"eat a o
enjoying 1110 a g ‘ g ' 11
'111'ith the 1111111111 the support of the dis
Several local men were jacking eels:
last night and reported excellent luck.
iConditions were fine for the jacking of
10618 last night.
six months rendering ntose ellit'ient 1
sertic
aged witlt the evident-1- of :1 lack of v
itippreeintion oi“ the efforts,
length has practically Censtd its no
t'i1it1.tl1ouul1 still maintaining it sent-
‘Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Selleck,
931111011, L. i., are the guests of Mr.
llaiit'n has 1"cc11td1d another re—
’,.fl'.'ove avenue.
the third local had (nrolled in llt.tl or otous lite ne.\t full and 11'i.n11cr
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'ThF’Chiidrcn‘sfliardr-ns in East _ .
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flatwalk are coating along 111 111cc 5.1111/ “‘9“ M.
drape. The garden truck is quite ‘ . W,
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' e and in some cases has already 1111\1‘1‘1‘13'af‘lt‘liglhstiifflblt liirmtlfit \llr’s" ‘:
hen loduciivo, s . .. t .
‘ p ‘ __- t\\ lili.tm .J. Fleming ‘.lansiit'lti avenue, ESTON 1:
The Sunday School ”fink: or (111131 last night, to spend a few days of his . t:
finial-ch, which was postponed today vacation with Mr and \irs. Fleming. —""""'""'- 1’
“account of the wet'.tthct ttill be He recently enlisted in the cavalry ‘1
-mes.~w i
1 New Silk Dresses $10. 95” to $16. 95
Showing a new line of Wash Skirts, Silk Skirts,Si1k Sweaters
‘and Felt Hats.
for Johns Hoyt, is occupying one of‘
the flieyi cottages at Contentment Tsf’
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1(11years more, When thetspra1s will out on the ways at Captain E 1i. Mil
’Icoter all the unsightl1 outs pcriett- 'ler’s shingard,11here tepairs are to bet
made
chug.-
"Ft“.ll‘lPSS"*Sil1(t—‘ the season opened, re
ing and returned to New York
boves of little son has been ser'iousl1 sitk and
nearer home.
by the New York, New Haven & Hart-i
ford Railroad Company
'ltowayton railroad Sl.tll,0ll
summer there
1” t 1 til i t d l Inostl1 trout New York will be argon, l
a v1' '1 a 1
Miss Gtace illntott of Maple atenuci ] 1111 H ‘ ‘ nen g ”H contro ed. in track work between Bridgeportl
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int: the porn few months
ttritt nurse who had been maintained was laid by ”w work 11.1-in “we“ las t
.1 Seventln bl tl1.tt_orgam/.ution f‘“ the ”WM“ week, and on this has both lot'a tedl
, the women became so tllb‘t‘Olll» anti :1 store mom ear,
“‘1“ "“5 room man.
utility "11111.11“ t'olort‘d arrived yt‘ater ‘
11111 and ar.t gt‘lillg the camp in 1011-,
.pd’ Mrs. John Rf ll‘lionmelicu of
* ‘ 1 ‘ 111'uit-_—I.‘tttgttsttts Thomas, who has .111 blunt-c 111 organic ttion. it is hoped by dineas for the other men. who are ex imm a: ”#22 ”Iliiii I ‘,
ilisted in tlte New Haven ltlues,111.1king many that it will be stirred into 112 pecttd tomoriuu.
tttr NEPHEWS i
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35350116. to Bell island for the week
ill
John Cabot, 111:, private secretary:
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‘Williémc. Smith of iiell island, has,
ad his auxiliary yahtt “Ettli: ' hauled l
Captain Olson, who has been in-
ot‘ Edgar J Moellct s y‘acht
igned his position on Saturdav even-
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irs. Olson was ill, so he had to 1111
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A ramp islto bt- started this M‘QPk
west of thci
and ahott l
100 men .1111 expec'ttd to spend the
The men, who come
1111 Port Chester, and the roadhetl
land 1oted down a proposition to share will be placed in good condition dut-
A siding Ki
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we sleeping cuts, ll 1otttntt’ssnt'y car.
all being can t
cnient to the freight house. A bunkt
cook, waiter and generalt
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ill [lNE llEiilMENh
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Mrs George \‘1‘ cells of 73 \\ 0111111 did
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1.11'1'11110 has five nephews in the pro-1Q
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MumlhmmuiMMM
It' is not too late to ENROLL. ~
Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Typewriting, English “Branches.
Merrul~ Business College
1‘ South Nor-walk.
“11’1“" mmmmmmmmmh”
Stamford. ‘
livery one Should
fly the National
Collins Co
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 11,1917!
TORONTO TROLLEY STRIKE.5
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TORONTO. July strikn 111‘
'.'olving more than 1 telephotottnt 11 and
It'ondnt'tors began today
ls11~tem or" the Railway (em-
!pan1. The Civic and Radial lint-s .1411
in operation, but they new not equal
to the handling of the l'lhll'rt'ili'
trowds this morning, and automobiles,
vans. trucks and other Vehicles choc}.-
ed the streets in the business 11151114.
The strikers demand a ShOTlfi'F!\\’ttikl'-
ing day and a wage increase of ten
cents an hour. They rejected an otter,
by the company of an added two (Hits;
an hour IR 2 Orr of Detroit 11'. .11.
met ot the int e1 11.1'111nal It)l"’lililZ'cl‘ls‘-ll
on 1hr tl'C-Jwy'I
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to which tht strikers belong, ..m
sured them full support. ‘
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‘. )Inld oiThursday. Cars will leave service, and expects hlmllly to be '-"""“’" sent w,ur all members of one regiment
v . 1- 1 1 1 ' r , . . ,1, . ' . v, ‘
Word switch at 9.30. ,N‘l‘d ‘0 ll“ f111nt, l I‘IMWI" 5" ILl‘l), of MN Mmulk‘ The unusual 1'--11ottl has caustd the
‘ ' « ' ,, . 1111.111 muddy “SHOP 111 town, Patterson Morning Call to print them...
Local naval 1"esetves 11cm1 of the John ‘tlc(‘orntacit, or t‘t':lletttlet"tt -~»»~-— - following' “'3
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audition that the1 would in (auto out Ioint, Noroton, will plan an important lictrnan Chis. oi llulbutt smet I l'tohnbly no ”mm” in ”w lnltedi
" to active service today, but other part on the program arranged for the is very ill with dtopzsicul trouble.
‘ .mtters 11"ete thought to notice which big demonstration to be given at:
«banged the ('Omltlt’ximl of affairs llavemeycr Haitheenwich, 1111.lI1111 I
. '1», ~-'~‘-"- ' 15,1111 a great send-off to the militia- walk, is spending some
”717‘ “The Sunday School 1m 1110 of the" then 1.1 the Twelfth t'mttptmy o N (l. menu. 3,, Hillside mm
. ;_ East Avenue, M. E. Church to Baton who will be mustered into service on
' ~- hint which was to have been held that day. Alfred Gilbert Smith and
this morning was postponed
“day because 0f inclement weather mittec atrttnging for a memorable erlt'k Bennett
dance for the boys on Friday.
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,‘V The Sanuua Campfire Girls held 11,
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"‘1 «tea could at. more for Uncle Sam
m than Mrs.
1\l1'1< Joseph M i'et'ry.otEa11t N01- Eighteenth ttrcl't
time with widow.
whom are members of the Fifth Regi-
'Imcnt
Oscar (:l‘dl’lh “I Georgetown. The sixth son. who in Paul Rcdyltc is
until Russell A.Co11lcs are active on a (0111- has <11...“ 11 1.1“. dine with “is. hell only sixteen years 0m and is anxious-
ti) wnitin," until
. ‘ordcr that he can enlist in the Fifth
All“ Redyke, 00120 Kai-W
‘ first. ilte‘dyke' is it
I
She has aianmt. five 1111
all enrolled in Company C
he is eighteen in‘
Ft unit 1’ Morehousc spent Sunday Rm‘gilllt‘lll flung with his brothers.
fitmeetlng last. 115131“ at ”1“ home 0" Contractor William H. Arthur of with Mrs. MOI‘OhOllSt‘ in host llampt The opinion was expresae‘d. this back
“‘53 Bertha Fart, Winfield street, Stamford has completed, under the di- Iton. . .morning- that there is not “other
and made "”“n‘ml‘emq for 1"" “01d rection of Highway Commissioner
' a “W“ party in ”‘9 no“ {11- Olmstead the concrete work on Mid-
ldlesex avenue and the new link in Da—
riens circle of permanent highways
is now open to the public. It is ox-
-ep ected that work will soon be begun
on concreting the new Tokeneke road
Nort‘ield Grange will
tar semi-monthlymeeting Friday ev-i
i
ening. i. 1.
4-111“
. Dr and 'MlHS R M. Bennett and. son
M1111 M.,,Jr.. accompanied 111 Dr.
| {Moguls sTster, Mildred M. 'Byrnes,
of B7'Senview avenue, left Tuesday . _ .
0 Morning for a two weeks’ motor trip The bndg" over Sm“ Brook ‘3 being
'flIrOugh the eastern states - Irebuilt and the road there will be
'i , ' ' tclosed fora week or ten days longer.
the residence of “(SS Tneall, in the
Upper Parish. .,
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. l.cRoy Lock.
. , . wood, of Hillside street. 1
.\oroton young people anticipate en- i
Herman Quittner. of Seavicw ave-j
line, left yesterday afternoon Will) a tertainlng guests from all parts oi‘
y of his Stamford friends for a
fidays' mp to Boston, vtlltere he town, andImany from out Omewn' at Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ste-11',
' ‘Irill attend the annual convention of chirilintfhizzlt‘i:13);:‘ltttigfonttlffigr- 0t East NOI‘Wflll‘. hau- been HUOsWI
the Elks which is being held in that ' ' ' of Mrs, William H. Robinson.
city. .lISh grounds, Noroton, Thursday even-
" . 111g, unless the weather should prove.
Iunfavornble, in which case the affair
,wttt 11.: held in the bait of the Norotzm
Fire company. These event}; have
been very successful during past. Bum-
mers, and it is expected that the pres~
cut will eclipse all..previous efforts in
this line. in town. expects soon to leave ffll‘hfillllll‘y dn"
“ ..-. . ty in France visited his sister, Mrs
Frank Bennett. ' :
,VVliile‘SltllltlillB,‘ directly in ft out of
his mowing tttachinc adjusting souteI
part of the harness. George llildet‘intr ‘
of Good Hill, was thrown violently to,
the ground by the sudden starting of
the. horses-1 and dtaggcd considerable.
distance blong‘ the street before the
team was stopped in front or the rest-
dence— of Frank C. Fitch. by Elwood
Marlin. The young man was taken in:
to Mr. Fitch’s house and Dr. Nolan
summonded, who found that his in-l
juries consisted of several lacerations
about the head. face and shoulders“
but that no bones were broken That
he escaped fatal injury is considered
most fmtunate by the friends of the,
young man.
Mr and Mrs. Orlando Starr of South
'Mrs. Colutttbus Mulkley of 'Nor
walk, has been visiting her nephew
Frank C. Fitch and family of Good
ilill.
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1, 111111111111 11.111 1111
111 111111111 1111
3She Mixe‘d Sulphur Vilith it to Restore
. “ *Coior, Gloss, Youthfulness i D . . . .
Common garden sage. brewed into a atten, 11.11 mg Just contributed gen-
lléa'vy tea with sulphUr added, will crously toward the $100,000,0001Red
om gray, streaked and faded hair 'Cross fund, enabling the Stamford dis-
“beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just trict ‘0 contribute the third “"3"“
to. few applications will prove a revc pet capita amount of all tho communr
”nation if your hair is fading streaked ties in the state. (having been excelled
m. gray, \iixing the Sage Tea and only by Greenwich and Waterbury),
Sulphur recipe at home, though, is and then planned—in the X‘vroton sec-
mblesome. An easier way is to fret tion—for a festival of sports which
fill-cent bottle of Wv‘eths Sage and netted $1,200 more for that organiza-
mum“. Compound at any drug store tion last Saturday and 81911111113951»
w ready for mm This in the 0m turned to Monday night, and generous-
we recipe improved by the addition 1y patronized a tine musicale generous-
111' other ingredients, 1y given in the Congregational church,
. While wispy, gray_ faded hair is not under the direction of the Aeolian
Mi we all, desire to retain our Company of New York And the local
”Will appearance and atractive- unit still has other plans in the works,
"mas By darkening your hair with for on Friday afternoon a sale of
“.9135, Sage and Sulphur Compound. home- made cake and candy will be
no we can tell because 11 does 1t so held at its headquarters in the Norton
mm ally, so evenly. You just damp. block, the women having arranged to
m ) gnome or soft. brush with it and hold such sales every other week; The
this through y0ur hair, taking concert Monday night was very fine.
Illegptall strand at a time; by morn. fl‘he Aeolian Company sent to town by
ting 1111 may 1111er have ampmea, one of its own autovans, a. Weber
M oft rynnother application or two, pianola and one of the most expcnme
\‘et'ry Halnes, a member of the
Bridgeport Coast Artillery, and who
SCHOON'ER A TOTAL.,LOSS
CHATHAM, ‘Masa., July“ lip—The]
Nova Section Schooner Hamilton.
aband‘ottéd‘by her crew in a heavy
.blow cl! Erovlncetown, yesterday”
fetched up on the and near Orleans
111.10an God bay talay. 1111111 611er in-
,dicntioti that she Would prove a total
loss. Coast guard stations reported
that the crew had been picked up .by
m. soft: and luxuriant. also ”sent Gerard Chatfleld, director of
Wills preparation is a delightful tcii- such delnonotrations, and Mme. Mace.
lcompuny in the, United States which
now its ”’3" has five 111111113111 enrolled.
cotttmendai ion,
willingh,
A telephone has been installed at sons m join the regiment, but by do
means of support.
deserves the highest
for, not only has she
tonsented to permit her
M rs. Redyke
taken away her chief
She glut-lea in the
fact how'evct that her smut the rated
1111 first (loss soldiers by their higher
oflicers
Not onlv are. her sons members of
ing so, has
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A new line of Bungalow Aprons in Striped and Plaid Ginghams,
trimmed with bias bands . . ...... . . . . $1.25, $1.50, $1.69,_$1.75
Percale Bungalow «Aprons with elastic bandit, button side or
75c and $1.00
Small Ghambray Kitchen Aprons .
Small',Percole Aprons. with or without‘bibs ... . . . . . . . . .. this
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as wacnmoron. 81'.
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Most iLeat Eating '
insects-tutti
Maily aunts.
69¢
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SOUTH nonwALx.
Albert 1). ”Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET, . ,1
one company. but four of the five
have been elected officers. They ’are
as follows: Sergeant Fred L. 'Rod-
yke, who assisting Lieutenant,
Fisher with the recruiting at the City'
Hall station, and Corpornls Robert
1“,, Cornelius, Arthur and Private
'l‘heodotc. who it is expected, will heI
elected corporal 11th week. The
corporals ate doing guard duty with
their1cotnp.tny “Somewhere in New
is
Jetsey."
Fred Rcdykc would humor.
ialize the “boyi: ‘in 1111111111" in a
poem recently received by his rein;
r011 chroma oumrs
Suits, Coats, Caps
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SUMMER
tires in this city.
The poem follows:
Out on the desert, t’.1r.far away, 2
\\ em a lad in khaki. the war game to.
111111..
He answered the call of the. red, white
and blue
Like. Americana before.
heart brave and true.
lie raised his right hand, and swore
he would fight,
To preserve our gt eat. country’s hon.
on and right.
him, with
.Ga'r rr. FROM your: ,3
batten-.913 FROIM us. ,;
CLOTHES
_ ON‘ QEEDITem
42 sauna aim or.
He goes to bed early and sleeps very
light
For the call “To ArmS' may sound 1ND DEPOSIT,
any night.
At, night, when his daily drills are figffiffiflsng
through. Acouuican. 11159131th
‘ He Sinus old sweet songs, to either up] lull“ instrument that
the blue .. bu positively misled
Ho dreams of his home and his dear 1' over 300,000 deaiI
I‘ people to hear.
dear old mother, _
Of his sweetheart. so true, who thinks
«.0! no other. .
A ~neither! 8 1114.13 3 some of chance,
It sometimes brings death, sometimes
.11 mmfincfi, . " l. .
AM of Most it brlnsa worry and tiara ..
'row, ,
To loved ones who know not, what
11 me an the
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the Acouuticon —-
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show at our «peace I -1
Merton n. coyiu . A .A. M. weosm I I_ Iii II I I
mlmt. l-rito- at
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once for ten do”,
{no homo trill.
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