grim Weed has accepted
“driver for Conner? garage.
Glories Andersonéogr'ft'ew Haven is.
“whiting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
I” 6001 of East avenue.
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. “worlds ‘Buriepsch ‘has resigned his
sultan with William Ethan, the
-3Qwan street jundenn'ler. .
‘ Harvey Tyson'Wilitehald very im-
W" flag raising yesterday after-
Elna at his residence on Seaside place.
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Wu .. m Robins, ofwa York, has
Wdtbe residence of Mr. Schimmm,
”in Beach. for the summer rea-
.mk Hoyt of Fitch street and
“duties Lee of Hanford place have ac-
.w positions in the New Haven
“you roundhouse in Bridgeport.
miller Raymond has accepted a po
‘fuitlon as driver for one of tile trucks
(Of the Barman & Steinberp fruit-deal-
” on Water street.
[red .Wballey. of Bridge street, who
as arrested on complaint of his wife
Ming him with non~support of her-
.solt and her‘three children, was sen-
tended to 80 days in jail, or ill lieu of
i which he must put up a bond of 3250
“pay his wife 37 a week for a per-
” of six weeks.
"Stein‘,’ Taylor. who has lust recov-
ered from an attack of the measles,
’mentblick to his work yesterday at
Bundle's bakery on the east side. He
find only been at work a short time
Chen he was seized with a fainting-
snoll and fell to the floor, striking a
«kite crockery jar which inflicted bad
at: on his arms and legs and lie is
0.90 more confined to his home.
The Martin School Flag Day pro
mince June 14, at 1:30 p. 111., will be
as follows:
m America ............... School
Moire. Welcome ......... Room B
Wylot, Mother Goose in War Tim. l
........ . llboom D
Sketch. Stars and Stripes Forever
.....' .................... Room G
Song, Flag of Our Nation .........
. ........ . Four Girls from Room 1“
(kill. Soldier Boy .......... Room A
Minx-lust What that Used to Be
. . ........................ tlloem F
Folk Dance. Gustaf's Skol, ..Room 0
» Dance of the Colors ......... Room D
l-‘Recibation, Your Flag and My Flag
, ...................... lrma Avery
"Methanol; rllrm stamps ..
' ........... .....RoomC,
‘U‘edley of American Airs, Room G, H
Potriotlc Drill ......... . . . . . _Room D
Seqjllag of Our Native Land
............ ._ ............ Room F
Sketch. Working for the Red Cross
......................... Room 0
Speech. What My Flag Means to Me
. ‘ .. .......... . ........ Myrtle Jonas
mutton, Drummer Boy ..... . ‘
. ......... , ......... Donald Shufelt
Sketch, Uncle Sam's Helpers . . . . ..
' (in four parts) Room Ii
"Reading, Old Glory .Frances Richards
Sketch, Rallying to the Flag ......
” Fifteen Girls
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a position[ ‘ _
‘ ‘Sprinxdale. a former 9‘19“” 0f “'53 Sound. The main dwelling is a three
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Mrs. Mary Hickey of Camp avenue,‘
Lucy Monroe. pianist. is now giving:
piano instructions to local young folk:
and is constantly adding to her class.-
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Young boys hereabouts are looking
ing of the Woodway golf links all
Springdale. as they have every~faith
in their ability to become splendid cad-
dies.
Zigman Mann of nation failed to
see one!“ tho trainignal stands in
Main street. this mung. in the driv-
ing rain. and hfigutnmobile hit it and,
dragged it a anamorphic distance. Mn!
ers, and a charged! violatmn of the
‘ estate at the end of Long Neck Point
Istery brick and stone structure of
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kill two entrances thro h tes. it 5;
forward with anticipation to the open l g “3 El
,house. contains an entrance hall or gel-
. ,s-x dwelling. 62 East alts street. alts 0‘
the dwelling, No. 88 West 103d street,‘
between Columbus and Manhattan
avenues. 201110, New’York, for “Brick
House, the eleven—acre Phelps-Stokes
in Norman. The trade between Dr.
Harries and Mrs Helen L. Stokes rep-
resented close to $1,000,000. “Brick
House," which was built by Mrs.
Stokes' husband, the late Anson
Phelps Stokes, is one. of the most
beautiful estates on Long island
great size, and stands at the end of a
long narrow road. edged with poplars.
and in front by a high iron fence hav-
nearly surrounded by a portion of
Long island Sound, and enjoys the pri-i
racy and all the Aadvgntages. The
lery, 15x90; reception room and-living
room, both 30;“ feet, library and din
ing room.~ Whilst room, large pan-
try. billiard room. with two bachelors’
bedrooms adjoining; fifteen bedrooms,
with ton talks, studio, squash court,
13 sarvnato' bedrooms (some of them
double rooms), with two harm's (in-
cluding separate camera (or men-
} cute.
' Hindley and Steven R. Hoyt.
trailic rules was matured against
him. The charge was polled. on par.
them of a one of $5.-8tamfordAdvo-'
servants]. hall. laundry. main room.
and cold-storage room. two elevators:
a splendid water supply and both so i
and electric light. There pro a large.
stable and garage. three atlases}
greenhouses with a role . garden. a"
stone pier running into thetflollod end
bath house: also a kitchen ”snow
garden of about seven. acres, a 9rd!
onel"s cotton. sheds. etc. SW”!
before last Mrs.’8‘tokea rented i”Wok
House" to Mr. 0.9.“ Hrs. Andrew Dar‘
negie, who at onetime were consider-
ing buying it. but they decided there,
was not acreage eunuch. The next:
season Mr. Carnegie bought menu“
son Phelps Stokos’ beautiful ulste.‘
Shallowbrook. near honor. where til—ll
iand their daughter, Miss Margaret
Carnegie. are new spending the sum-
mer. The new owner of Brick House
.will make it his country sent. it is
‘ said that the original price paid a num-]
ber of years ago for these eleven acres 5
at the end or pong Neck Point was:
{about 340,000. l
Friends of Andrew Whitelaw. for a
long time superintendentof the Stokes
estate at Calendars Point. are glad to
. learn that be ill retained in the super-
intendancy by Dr. Harries. the new
owner. He was hisbll’ recommended
by Mrs Stokes and his retention in
the responsible position is a oompll
ment of which his friends are proud.
Dr. Harries has resumed his country
home, giving it the striking .titlo,
"Journey's End." it formerly was
I. known as "Brick House." .l
rhé Darien Republicans held their
caucus last evening in the Town Hall
at which time the following were
chosen delegates to the various con-
ventions: .
State Convention—Ernest B. Crofoot ‘
and Charles E. Williamson. 1
Congressional Convention—Williau
Dugdale and Jerome Gainer.
Sheriff Convention—Edward B"
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foot, James Gainor, William nigdale,‘
Hiram Taylor, Charles till. Wllllnnlllon.l
George Ounce, John Barto and Willi-ll}?
Street. ‘ g ’1 ‘. "w!
Ernest a. overeat acted osmium-ill:
of the meeting and Charter" if; Wil?’
llamson was socrelary.
Mrs..R. w. Keeler. of Wilton m.
gale wgek-end with her daughter, Mrs.
George C. Brown at Tokeneke.
in a letter to relatives bare, Joseph.
raher. son of Mrs. M. c. Faber. tolls
an interesting tale of his search for his w
5mm" in che- andllnally locating chapel yesterday afternoon for their
him at such a distance that they tele- "Kill" sowing "mom
phoned to each other. but were unable; ' .
to how their units to meet at the time‘ The gardens around ‘0‘", look ...
of writing. Joseph is in the National pcclally promising this year M my,
Anny, having been inducted by the people who have never before had .
Norwalk draft 1‘0"“ 1" “me“ garden spot this year are having ex-
Wllliam was formerly. in sugary-p. cellent luck. —
but is now a sergeant in the Tank Dl
vision. Joseph learned of William's],
presence in a small town that he ell-'
tered as the latter was leaving. and it
was some day: before he found
William had stopped at a tow
miles distant. He finally reac
The Ladler'lua Society of the so
aytcn Methodist church met in the,
t
Many people from this place are via-
‘5'5‘ Lincoln Classic is being built in Crew's
n a few wood. near Highland avenue. Several
Md him portable houses have been built. lights.i
by phone, and ”my Md 8 happy con‘ and shower baths have been installed
SGWEUOB- Joseph said that some for the actors, and very soon the.
other Springdale boys are near him, stockade will be started_ The com-
and he .is tryin to locate them also.‘ ' ' W
in a few weakest the, most. and at
some time durinl the picture int new:
pie will be employed. most of» whom
Considerable excitement was made.
Tuesday afternoon when two pretty
little white andmrown Shetland ponies
meson
Mrs. John Bell visited filth relatives
in New Haven over the weekend.
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Cadet George Gregory writes from
Dallas, Texas, that he is glad to be
an aviator.
Mrs.
Haven spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Gregory. ‘
Edward Anderson has returned to
Camp Upton, after spending a brief
furlough in town.
Mrs. Robert Simmell of» Harrison
street has been quite ill at her home
for several days.
Dr. Nathan Greene and family are Ala. that he is now at Camp Stuart. 5‘
occupying their home in South Main
street for the summer.
Watson Eltlnge or New York visited
with his brother and family in town
several days last week.
Mrs. Charles Eltluge ,of Harrison
street is visiting several weeks with
relatives at New Paltr, N. Y.
Lteul. u. stout of the M. «n. 0. mo-
bile operating unit, spent Sunday with
his family in Seminary street.
The regular meeting of tho Women's
Relief Corps will be held in Its usual
place Wednesday afternoon, June 19.
David mumusen and family of New
York have taken possession. of the
llorton cottage, Park street, for the
, summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt Ellenhroo
of Brooklyn were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. P. C. Raymond
week-end.
Philip Burcllard of Park street has,
passed an examination for substitute;
letter'cnrrler at New Canaan. and will
be appointed in the near future.
Harold A. Jones of Amherst College
returned to his home in Talmadge llill
last week, and during his vacation will
make himself useful about the farm.
Elmer ill. Marshall is now residing
in the house tormerly coupled by An-
drewfiereem in Seminar street. Ho ‘
is congtrllctiu rustic jar” all a side
lino. “ ’ ‘
The firemen were called early finni
day morning to the home oi Charles
Stevens on Park street. ‘An oil stove
became overheated and caused (hub
“to.
W. A. Bmallhorn. need bookkeeper
for the Walter Stewart Company. has
been confined to his home for the pillar
week," suffering from the edema of a
had cold. '
Joseph Scully. formerly chauffeur
ltlng the scene of operations. where for Dr. McLane. was in town Saturday”
the settlement for the taking of the Heir now connected with a hospital
unit of the Army Medical Corps; sta-
tioned at Hoboken.
David Patterson of Ordway. Col. ar-
rived in town last week for on extend-
ed vlait with his mother on South
my illlll“ loam maul-l: thtlplotlue We «treat. ulu wad-sun null wtll
follow a little inter.
The sand a: ridiculous smart:
George McKendrick of Newt
V evening 013m 31 at 8215. xiv
You”. Miss Sam and NIH hello
Ian. who appeared in a mat soc—raw»
tul concert in Boston recently. Will be
on the program.
“Gib" Bliss enJoyed a few days‘
. furlough at the’ home of his parents on
i Richmond Hill, and with his numerous
‘lrlenos in town.‘ “Gib" has thus for
_ made seven trips abroad on transports,
‘and expects to make another. He re
i ported for .duty yesterday.
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of the Franklin Union Detachment
school at Boston Were home 9n a fur-
lough over Sunday. Those soldiers.
|who are now well trained, expect toI
be transferred elsewhere another
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i “Peru" and his brother “Jack" are now
ltloned at Camp McClelland, anniston.
,Newport News, Va“ and that. in all
i probability he will go abroad shortly.
, "Perc" and his brother "ack" are now
‘ separated.
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1918
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: In. which will make it a model of its
: kind, have not progressed so far, but
will be taken up in the immvhd‘f'
:future by the same architect. it is
: understood that the use of the inn one
been donated by its new owners as
as adopted the headquarters for the coming War clay»
ings Stamp drive.
Bank Building old Landmark
The famous old brick building was
REPUBLICANS
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went. but after it w
meeting adjourned.
The oficiai report
follows:
Dear Sir:—
‘ This is to certify that at a Reimb- ~ ' ~ ' '
:licnn caucus, June 12, 1918, called for , ,filf‘ or ”5 kmd m jhe
lthe purpose of electing six delegates state, and was built soon after ‘he
li‘rmn the First District to the Repub- Fairfleld County Bank “'35 Chane“ “
llcan Town Convention which is to: as a State Bank in 1624. It was (on-
be held in the City Hall building, - . < ‘ ff ' .
South Norwalk, June 13, 1918 at 8:00 Sldcred a most ambitious e on, “d
p ILL. the following delegates Were was one of the first brick buildings in
95‘4““? ' Norwalk. The bank was nationalirld
. .. George G. Richmond. Carl A. Har- in 1805. and continued to occupy the
Lstromfl‘homas (I Balm?” Nelson “K: DI‘ODel‘ly until it was removed to its
Benedict. (,_ frying BnglOn. Louisl . . . .
lSl- ,1th Keeler. :presenl location m 1870. The bulld-
. The caucus also elected the follow; ing has 5m“? been used both 35 3‘
ms men as the Town Committee frpm‘ dwelling and an office building. it
the Fir“ Ward: has been vacant for sonic ears ex-
Gcorge G. Richmond, Carl A. Her—l y
mm. Thomas C. Balccm, Nelson W. cept when donated for the use of tho
Benedict, C. frying Byingiom Louis Red Cross or other public purposw
St. John Keeler, The James Homestead.
edThe tlfllogiflg alendwfli‘ also eiect- The fine old homestead, law a part
as e rst 'ar Committee: . - '~
George G. Richmond, Carl A. Hal»I 0.! the Inn‘ was built by the late “’1'
item K. James in 1844, and wu'ont‘ of
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of the caucus
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:strom. Thomas C. Balcom, Nelson W.
Benedict,
for the ‘
Howard DeF‘. Palmer, who has been Charles E. iiiiizg?‘ John Keeler,
on the milin line as conductor. bid in Delegates were empowered to ap-
the morning run job on the New Can- point_their own alternates. The at-
aan electric branch. bexlnning his new lacked ”30100011 was presented to
duties on Monday. The work here is 5?;etfig‘glnfogld Passed Without a
not 'new to Howard. who has tilled this; The. following resolution was adopt-
poeltlon on several occasions in the cd:
past. 1 Whereas, the members of Town
Committee from the First Wald have
for years been consistently ignored
Mr. and Mrs. lesetr Crabbe of Glen- by the chairman of said Town Com-
,brook, Miss Matilda and Miss Mar- mittee; and
iguarite Macintyra and Harry Wolfe! Whereas, the result of the last mu-
enjoyed a motor trip to “Jacob" Lad nicipag electio? wahs in great men-
. .. sure no to lie. c airmau‘s wanton
der. in the Mohawk Trail, Sunday. disregard 0‘ his duties; and
Blartlng from New (‘anaan at 6 ‘- at. Whereas, the interests of the. Re-
and returning at 11 p. in. covering a publican Party in this city demand
distanceof over 300 mu“. .tllat its Town (‘omlnittee should be
.headed by a man who will give his
lparty in all sections of the city a
Frank Kelley. who has been con- square deallv therefore
ducting 3 fish and l" 5; -table market in Be it resolved. that the members
ithe Monroe building, Main street, for of the Town Committee from this
‘ three years. has taken a position with ward, now elected. be "351mm“, ‘0
S. Cohen & Company, nroducc vote against the renomlnution and
m" i election of the present incumbent of
chants in Stamford, as salesman, (KW-Aha office; and
ering Stamford. Sound Beach. Green- Be it further resolved, that the del-
wich. Barton and New Canaan. For Efir‘fezn‘g‘o‘éfit:ggnig'l’lluxm‘lbg" '3:
the ”"88"" or until such "m" a“ he 1‘ quested to use all honorable means
able {0 find a buyer for his l’l‘fll‘f‘. MP- to elect as our State Central (‘om-
Kelley will continue his business in mitteelnau some one in whom the
New C\anaan, Edward Brown and Mill-lei ”any. as a whole, I
May Brennan being in charge.
deuce. ,
M’Anoo‘
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The Third Ward Republicans met
TOSPEND in the L'Hommedleu store on East
3482.417’000 FOR Washington street. Less than thirty-
five voters Were presentp small num-
ber for that Republican stronghold.
Many of the. boys are at the front.
, which accounted largely for the
small attendance. Edward E Gorham
.. was ‘chairman of the meeting “and
Railroads will spend ”8mm“. “W Everett L. Prcece. acted as secretary;
“WNW” 3%“ "will“: WWW“ ml “‘ The delegates were elected by ballot!
dustry tracks; 861371.000 tor abon‘Tlle first one resulted in the electionof
buildings, engine house and appurten- Robert G. Millard. the vote being
slices; $47,471,000 for additional minimum 16. Mm“ 03“” 13- 0“
. the second ballot Leslie Gorham re-'
frocks. $38,035,000 for bridged WWicelved 15 v0tes to Mr. Osborn’s 13.:
and emotional! 331.556.
000 10" Wipn the third ballot Mr. Osborn re-f
and other track materials. |eelved 21 votes. Edward Trcunsen J2.|
The total to be spent for improve- and Charles Kilauea lb Megalrs. Mgr;
meat; is .445.68’.000 and for Pump. lard. Gorbalu all {Wu 3133' l 8.
meat "82,417,000. This is aanroxl- highest. men in the voting they were.
Ill-lair three times “much as will
declared the delegates and they Wore
empowered to name their own alter-
roads have gpent for those purposes mites.
annually heretofore.
The present members of the
Equipment Expenditures.
. town and ward committees,
W. Ridridlle. Henry J. Hipson and;
“nihilism expenditures are now an- Chm-lea Keene. EN; re-ell‘ectcd-
pounced as follows: I“ " ' curt
height caratlltldflwoo; laconic
tivell, $190,075,000; passenger, cars,
”8.340.000; improvements to existing
equipment, $35,043,000; other equip-
ment, pillow.
For extensions. branches and new
liars. umloirlltebslmdv-m.m°r
”wooden. thematic villus-i .338.-
137.000.
l Whit. WW9“ «0° W-
R. R. EQUIPMENT
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sent at the o enlng of the
Ward caucus, .,
the Assembly Hall, hardly enough to,
ml the positions. Robert 11 London.
, Clark M. Ely and John Mills werei
ieleeted as delegates into lght's con—
: ventlon and they were a so elected,
Imombers of the ward committee.
. «No Contacts in Fifth Ward
| An unusually lam number at-
d the R. dilution caucus it! the
may have confi-l
Albert l
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About half a dozen voters Were pre-i
_ Fourth;
n ‘the Court Room in
the show places of the town. eile was
a lumber merchant. and only the fin-
est timbers and choicest woods vvtre
used in its construction.“ After Mr.
James' death. some forty years, and.
it was occupied by his widow until
her death in 1810. Here the stately
old lady lived in solemn grandeur.
showing on request to a favored kw
her priceless store of ancient china, cut
glass. silver and most valuable and
interesting of all, a store of women’s
costumes covering a period of sewrai
generations, which are now one of the
most valued collections in the Metro-
politan Museum of Art in New York
city, which she had brought from, her
maiden home on long Island.
After the death of Mrs. James lilt-
house was closed for about two years
and in 1912 was sold to Thomas (lay. a
famous New York hotel man who built
the present western lying, and W
the Royal James, which enjoyed great
popularity for several years, but put-
ronage gradually grew less, and Mr.
Gay retired from business last. year,
the property reverting to the heirs of
the James estate.
The Purchase Price.
That the new company have secured
one of the most desirable properties
in any ofthe cities along the Post Road
at a most advantageous price is cer.
tainly true if the rumored price of
$32,000 is correct. That this is some—
where near the figure is proven be-
cause an interested party stated this
noon that the selling price was 09,700- '
below its assessed valuiinn. -
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transatlantic port. went ashore at a:
point on the southern coast of Nova.
Spoils in a thick fog last night and
is now breaking up. according to
word received by the Marine and.
Fisheries Department today.
The crew of 35 was saved, said the
message, which came from the lights
house keeper 0 an island near tho
the steamer strand
' _ water Stood in like
ship's engine room an she was it
idly separating. The prevailing “a"
southerly. affords little or no ch e.
of saving the ship. thrlightllmlaa
keeper reported.
ed. Five feet .of
Hosplrlll. serge.
l Declared wunwmwumm ll.
Crawford. Omen street: Mrs-Alma
O'Hara. 4 Ball shout; .Mrs- Alice Brlito.
Ward w oh was heldin the,35 Lowe street.
. . girth
have already been engaged to come ul'l Will be in. session in the it“!!! 1.18“. :lnga W“ ”WWW” ‘mmg of the Rowayton Hose Com-l
from New York city. The picture will Tuesday evening, to hear and act on T” Ffllfli MM independence
indeed be a classic. as Henry 391m“, complaints of those aggrleVed from WW. be lull-M91139“ NvlheWBSlgllipDii ‘
Wherlne Dance
“one Selections:
True Americans
‘.Mario.n Minor from the Maury place on ‘the Post
.. . . . Disables“ Thursday—F» is new-
llny. Over thirty were present when le
Road, Noroton, 30‘ out of the pasture
if..Stanliord.
at meeting was called to. order. Cull-l '
........ Room H.
‘ Nolan's Speech ......... Room H
,Ipeecb ................. Edna Minor
udddress to Parents ............
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_ ............ Supt. G. V. Buchanan
‘m Salute ................ ,..School
The Star Spangled Banner .. .. School
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n73 sncll’““‘”“‘
" ' ill-Wilt) i‘lllll till
inclnnatl Man Tells How to ShriVel
Up Corns so They Lift Out
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talk will be heard less here in town if
people trouble with corns will follow
e simple advice of this Cincinnati
_ nthority, who claims that a few drops
of a drug called freez'one when applied
. a tender, aching "corn stops sore-
aes at once. and soon the corn dries
‘ and lifts right out without pain. 1
He says freesone is a sticky sub!
mneewhlch dries immediately and
or inflame- or even irritates the!
. g tissue or skin. A quarter
spasm. which will cast my ut-l
W drug store. is sold to in
~ tto remove every hard or
on or saline from on“ feet.‘
1 American ‘women will wel-
. ' mt m the
. «(whimsy-40v.
and ran at a gallop up the Post Food.
tOWere Dorian. Aatiley reached the
Wee Burn clubhouse, Paul Harrison
of Noroton started on a run after themi
As he reached the on King's nigh:
way, at the junction of the Post Road,
he. thinkingto head the ponies off. ran
up theold road then out acrnaslota. to
try toget ahead of them, but the.
ponies ivere too quick even for Mini
Harrison. The ponies continued their,
run up the trolley trucks until they’
reached the Darlen flats. when a trol-!
ley car coming from
them. The motorman‘ was obliged to,
stop his car ,to keep from hitting the,”
horses. which also held up an expresz '
car following. Automobiles hall to
stop to keep from killing the animals.
With tlie assistance of an automobile
which was going towards Darlen.Pllul:
Harmon recovered both ponies, which!
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track, not knowing which way to go.
In true Western cowboy style. Mn;
Harrison learned the ponies in the
middle of the crowded Post Road.
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One of the largest and most import‘
not real estate deals which .has oc-
curred in this section of Connecticut
took place the last of the week. when
Dr. John A. Ham“, 8m Debbi!
Police Commissioner of New York. In
charge of tulle, mm the met
atory nun-em house. so and a
nut Nth rout, Hum feet. with,
the producer of the film. has made the
life of Lincoln a study and for years,
action of the measure.
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and north “Milli. Ohio. in lite disinct
where {Night onumtlon .has been
it has been his ambition'to'llortray ini' The Woman’s Relief 09"” will °b' worst.
pictures the life of this wonderful
man, and thus give to the people a 0’ M”-
‘ S great man’s life, structor of the Corps. All members within Whig}! alert “3‘9 :31!de may
clear view of thl
from the time of his grandparents.
.George A. Wright. Sr.. of Crew avenue! '
is the director of the pictures.
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killed an unidentified negro, who err!
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Q0 MOTHERS ERR?
When we hear of so many school
girls and Ellis in stores and oflces
who are often totally unfit to perform
their daily duties because of some do-
rangement peculiar to their sex. night
this not have been prevented by the
mother who, perhaps through nonlect
or carelessness. failed to get for that
daurhler the one great root and herb
remedy for such ailments. Lydia I.
Piakham'n
This old-fashioned medicine is said
to have alleviated non sufferlu of
wens-kind than any other M
lawn to nudist-a.
serve Flag Day, June it, at the home
are invited. also the G. All.
A Republican caucus for election of the time ‘9 “I? 12 next. A resolution l alternates.
’delegates to the state collventitlnwvllll . .
511. Wednesday by Senator smith of South Carolina.
WIFE KILLS INTRUDER evening. The Democltlc caucus will.
ST. Paul, Minn, June l3.——-Mrs_.l1van be held in the same place, Thursday Committee.
be held in the town
Norwalk met; Dugan, wife of a lieutenant at a Na- evening. ‘
Herbert Schmidt, whohas been em-
Mfg. Co., at Stamford.
William Glynn motored to Waten
bury Sunday. rainy-”mg home in the umfl Specified by ‘fie r'and control.
evening with Mrs. Gina and their lit-
tle dsugbter. who had been spending
the week with relatives in that city
and Naugatuck.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanan: who
have been residing with their daugh-
ter in ,. thndeld for the past all
moms. are spending the Inn-er at
the lane of their so. In Hoyt street.
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Director genera} MMGOO today re-
Adeline Scufleld. patrlouc in- mated We“ to attend the time The New“ “f “”3““ W" by “'i
be taken over by the government, to
January 1, 1811 The law .npw.llxes
embodying the request was prepared
chairman of the interstate Gommerce
. ill!‘
demarcation Not De!” . I
John Burton Payne. attorney for the
R
to many details to be worked on
connection [with taking over of the
made it could not be done within the
act.
Under thd terms of the law, as final-
ly Dolled all short line retirees“ are
i to be considered as will: within 30"-
lol'nmont maul unless otherwise
‘ mated by July 1..
l in response to a Senate resolution
‘ Mr. Hence inform the Senate na-
rerhy that no agree-lentil had been
to“ with W rill-d taken our on
'WWWMMmast-th
“accumulations-Icon
allroad Administration. who trans-
4 , . ittcd the requestsald a rate of com- I
her home em}. today. She fired Dloyed as chauffeur of the fire circuit m
i he shots from a revolver. four bullets cal, has resigned his position, and has pensatlon for short ““9 roads ”19“” ROYAL JAMES INN
ipierclng the “8,0,5 head, and one his taken one with {lie Yale & Towns be agreed upon eventually. but owing
heart.
lain Charles W. Bell was electedi Admitted Wednesdpyeylurs. 30M
chairman and William Jennings sec-1mm“: 11% South-Main till'flet.
retary of the meeting. All of the is-
sues involved were understood and:
the action taken was harmonious;
{Detective (Hirien of the New-Haven
police (W09. came to Nomalkycatrr—
. . .day after Sonic-Brewer. who, was an
i .i es lted in the chorcc ~ , .5 . .
:fii‘figify“ fingczllda, Edwin w. God- , rested by Detective Sergeant humilit-
, trey and Percival H. Sherron. Thev‘Dn request at the New Haven~ author-
: Were instructed to name their own, ities. Brewer is Wanted to “1941531“
Captain Bell was calletii City for-theft of. clothing from one of
on for some remarks and made . ‘
a
most instructive and entertaining.the ”11"an camps
speech.‘ on the principles of the Re» . , .
publicdn party. The present mem— NorWalk Ludge,No. 709m. P. OJE-v
here of the town andl-waIrId Sclpmmit-{has issued an inVlliation, ‘0 the “gm
tees, namely, Perciva . ,erron, ‘ber fBuckin hora Post, W. R. 9-: to
Harry E. Scofield and Edwin w. coo-l 5“ 5 - m D3 6 m.
frey were re-elected for the comingfillend their annual 38 ,‘ Y “i. .
‘ [Les which will be held in the Bike
t o ars. '
W ye Home on Friday evening at 1:45 to all
tend the services in a body.
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The members of the W. C. T. U. will
hold one of their famous Friday after-
‘hoon socials at the home of Mrs. ll‘. ll.
Bedlent. of 15 (‘euter avenue, Norwalk.
tomorrow afternoon at 2:80. A large
attendance is requested.
Many 1mprovementa Planned.
Elaborate plants for the improve-
ment of the property are in the Works.
the first half of which is the demolition
of the old [link building to make room . y
for a new home for the Central Trust, factory. 83.00 9" all
i
WANTED-slaw. lnsnv AROUND
McMahon.
I '20 Gram!
company. This work, it is understood. Chm” ‘ Worthington ‘ 113 “-
wlll be begun at once. George Shep- “7‘"—
hard. a prominent Bolto- architect.
has ninety been music-ed lo
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