W
{I
Albina bol5. q! Meride
flees
in order to sew for the
donors will be held at the
' ns {Minnie Kimmick or 22
a“ misstated her duties
k’ scenes indie-an .Yox
’ i
‘ oi Louis Dwyer, U. s
a six day furlough
.oE-ilb sistereon l’ort strs
thriller residents owns c
Murine the» night
,mon the door *-
t. This is one of the
. ll Maude.
dgmyfilng a jolly time to
MWmSarah Ferguson.
ex‘ Belinda'in—Liilisn Fergus
y Lelilaa—aLucile Hall.
:iladshoute-Mlidredm
I with several vocal aseiec
~ heyevenlng.
"a'l James B. Whipplefl
kg... 152 S. :11. $3., who
tin 54th. but notification
be held in St.
Club. fonilm new hohptsl
themselves at
'0; East Side young men
all notification that their are
with the next draft quota.
pulls East fills has.
Islands with} of his
Anna Roupp. of Brooklyn. is H. G Wright. recently spent a few
‘ Miss Lillian Kimmick or
street. East Norwalk.
1 of Mrs Mary E: Cusack, ot Key-
. ‘lllnber of East Norwal'lr women
tanning to be at the Country club
shooting of the third district com- 1' (‘0' '0“ 3,19“ “a”
plant on Bayview avenue on Friday
me1 be continued as usual
9 afootory. after spending
. mill; L. Clark, of Osborn ave-
. entertain the members of the
'8 Auxiliary of Christ Episcopll
rainbow-residence this» attor-
5M”. . which. .wss recently "P
drillfllthot coast. 0‘ fiance. is
is mother.be.had mo
and stole the Ford touringc
5 _ $055M“ Ada Lee, at Win ”we‘re" be”! enrolled '3 " Republican is said that the management will dis
‘ e133: firm“: 2:; re:- widely known as .. Mien :o-fnuhouse
‘ :Church last nlg’ht rwith unit ”it
Mill; only :held.‘ linden. the aus '
the Sunday School or the East aMllid.’ a communism! lecture and? i
I‘Mnthodist Episcopal Churcli‘anmmm ”W” '3‘” social
multitudes! enamel
The ail'air was scheduledwan’mg ‘picture is to demonstrate to
' held on them «the “Omen the advantages of modern me
smoothest. watchman whim!“ anvil-noes in the: homes
More: athlchlsnked- our men h“? utilited “Merrimack
. mosmotetnderucomrttho
school rooms of the chllrcli “m “e 35"“ impractical ””9""
mod to hold the i'ete The mo imminrfilwms. which contrasts
lie ter- »
‘flmm 'e (“amuse hidspwithauutinlflamned land with
.- dw‘hum mwzeh “fined rout them 'I’A‘INI‘I'.“IGI'°’I mum“ on
attmamllyf’ was silenvlluohe
miles of the 1 narhhmndmuch snake: theauolnen slush tullave some or
a due them for its excellent allied m
tlon. The cast of the pTay in- New“ ‘9 sesithat their homes
nty Ann—Della Van ‘Coelrerlng‘i
Elisa—Harriet Warm. "
Eedoras-Ruth Carrotllers.
the sketch the young ladies
an by the Stordsvant orcheS- crackers were served to all present b
‘ ream and cake were on sale a representative of a well- known bis
my. co .Aid Society as a result or the allair 5’0“ the Fourth Amonsthoee who help
lecturer and her assi
er Reed Whipple, were among SBWlCGS 0f the
.enllstaiter we deélarafion tents, and the refreshments served. family
' “Germany, was: killed in tare all furnished without/.‘charge by!
A. E Gilmartimwhich was heard on
that iiMrs. Henry the manufacturers of the various an
“gunfigm. . Memorial ser- inhalation and products which are :on- Friday, before Justice A. L; Benedict,
L Matthew' 3 on him the story
liton. next Sunday, the 14th 1
1“ sewing (lay at the Norwain night by people from all sections or
mommies with.“ :1 their toucltatlons at a reception t’eh- hers and friends or the East Woods M...
altars of “the new insti- dered‘lIiy the congregation to their new P- church will glye a service called
omin ann’olered their I‘llloral decorations oIt ramble“. and sisting of readings by was Lucy Car
Ithycolnmlt- littord’s orchestra. thorn lithium-5d. roll- for Algllenion roller work. .K’siiver ole
several m which were Wm,
ppprecisted. Bell. 8. Halter-m. D. a.
pastoral the Word Presbyitsr'ln!
odditcheattazmgmmm them
’ ‘ pie and pastor :upon the Amplitude
beginning which had been made in
the «new pastoml relation» twilight“
mm
crockery and tall candlesticks. The
" 33ft: 8' 0““ 9" mm” Hem“ affair was a delightful example or the
humanly 3:4 August lie-Mp
' . fraternal spirit which exists in eoolésI-
Pokoltoonshme. in the Anhnndacits “we“ I I” in this. i for : .
Next Tuesday: ”m we“ ml pie or nearly all the vicious churches
.ltlwn party 018:. John’s Church Nero- :39 "flit“; widget“; limb“:
'ton. Will be held on the parish lawn. an “3' i e
Rev Jnlm Jr's. Ichuane, pastor. at ELI
5,John's and Rev H. C. Caner. phonon-l
, f
Corporal Eben Scribner in. 0 Font e] not of one. tionai. may
IThs pastors oi the other-'locaizehurclrI
:fiimhfln‘em flash- wish that
rSiAnlah’a pastorateamisht prove
Stephen Memla and Albino Forte, glefimmbemcaflusn mill: “1:?
recently drafted {or Boole Sams ar- the! were ts t he resent. not. Mr
my. front Nnroton Heights are now at We“ ° 9 I I;
Camp Meade Md. Siltclpir has already taken up it suor
' with thoroughness. Tonight the mid-
‘tNl‘B William I. Ali'tin of Noroton ;?£;V”W$g 13?”;hsntx;
H t s b ntertaining her ”Em
oils: 8 Mrs: All::n5l:uson of Mt Kill “'81“ after the lapse of many monthl.
cold month of, June.
immune
.
‘71s? 5';
22 days at the homo of his parents at No-
roton Heights.
5 s
n. is the
..a ”UTH NORWALK
Open Mondayenenings.
new hos
i
News: have we donsethis be
fore; never have we had such I
:.nlnhoaouru5onsr.
. .
Hrs Robert Hallie oi New Yer!
City. who is occupying the Waldliahia
cottage at i114: Belle island colony we .
lords) entertained a nuances of. he?
”teach at a delightful and party A‘,
number of guests were filiesont and
; Forecast tor Norwalk and vicinity:
foray cloudy tonight and Friday.
slightly warmer tonhght; gentle to
hodemte southwest to West winds.
thght local showers have. occuried dul-
Iwon WALK
. SOCIE TY:
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. e sudie ongoing—Oli- ins the 1 t Menu-(our bouts in Hide passed a pleasant anemia). Thoé‘é‘ -in
I5 fir Wag: 1301::on “Boys.” A1.I”MW fiat}. theme” 1! distriljsted areas east ii! the Roci'. i t z: ' fund“? were: fisryfjflamjm 00m.
ter thunder program had mmlh‘f But—ofioodlyd’sflmiflfien Mountains. The greatest amount of find Persanal i A“? :15 gm,“ 3‘2" bhlafitna:
.. i ' / :- gRrVed I'dllfi‘hflcnts to the cheats‘ inTampa; m'fla- Several Places to ' r (‘mW'u' .01 'k‘ '3“ I" H mm
W tram arable a Italy unread downy; ' £058 summers 1% ported thunderstorms it disturbance. ”mm Mn" 1513,; u ' I :1 (l
Jilin“ liiillflr‘l of West auntie is link the good {Wbfl- mlh’ mm) M mu I of considerable energy is central 1111345 I Clark, Mrs. Rt Terry MI“- ’3“! ”I
dnwfl “Film ‘5’”- i”loamy Battery, shining silver. dainty lmorninz ovei Utah and a slight dis I ‘H‘ Golden. Mrsdulis .I.55Lestei, Mm
. Turner, ‘Mrs. L. manners, Mil Frank-
. lyn Pillsbutb‘gll‘ ilfofldle deland. .,
turbance oil the North Carolina coast.
No decided change in temperature has
taken place in any district during the
I last twenty four hours.
-:l’he"bome; of Captain'and Mrs Fred
Tetley on South street was the scenei .
if a gathering of young folks on' Mon- ident of NM “My Yttllfi’fl
Eday evening, July 3 when a party was employed hulls WWWW Hat
tendered to Misses Elsie and Mildred plant, motored in from Middleton N.
I
, John Baird, MW WW3 rose 5
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“WEATHER A ' YEAR "AGO
TODAY! iTetley of tiled Bank. who are visiting Y‘.. this momgrmberemodsiengaxed
. ~ . g til 'i- uncle and aunt in South Not- in the same lineal work, and is calling
“Temperaglre High, "905 low; we 1:. The table, which was set on the on his old friends or the NoMHiBoot.
Hume rs lawn,” was lovely in its decorations of iCtub. and other local mxanizstioas of
m:
W American flags and pink and white which 31"“ “mmmwmm‘
Izroses. The color scheme was also car- her
ried out in the ices and cakes. Punch
was served by Mises'Jennie Fitzgerald
and Agatha Morton and each guest
wag presented with a pink rose layer
basket. Dancing on the lawn and
l .Patrnlmsn John H. Toothili is en- games or all' kinds were indulged in
10““ his annual vacation from his until the young folks were summoned
I duties in the second district. to the table when Lieutenant Boede
I
Miu‘misiaueflliéohmfiimtl
and John‘ Wmmsoi-twml Norwalk.
were unitedin marinas e in St Mich.
aei’s Church, New dorksc'ity, on June
25th.
- 5Mlss. Mildred.M.- Afleruofd'li Flat
Hill road islhetrflwtninlflil‘hflfilter.
..whiie the church has beelroandtdsttns. I
The attendance last week was gratin"1
Office 0‘, me ins. last Sunday Mr. Sinclair resum
h 'BBML
Miss Agnes MoKenna, one of
l t ran out the town.
at the andod h an .‘
tee oi the Barton War Bureau will he}
...and held M5, Center School today. at 3 p. '
m.. to consider the m ter oi estab-
lishing a community on ning kitchen 5.
here.
it
Fred H5 Party 8
NlctrolnfihOp.
e
was called upon to make a toast to the
A regular meeting of the Hat Trim5 ding, which be responded to very ef-
. mers’ Union will be held this evening.‘ fectieiy, Those who enjoyed “"3 eening
Mrs. David ,W.'« Aleoe ~ of. Elizabeth.
N. I.
pulses at Fitch’s Home for the Sol “I‘m;1$:?:;:aimfl:?rmxtfir‘VIOTOR “0:83:13? OUT T095? July “"3- m G- A- 3- Hi". ‘5 7:33.;- algal-5:129:31] 5:? 1:33 Pollckgfiicer L. .l. Adi-.meoilld ism
“ diers. has gone to he: home in Hall . ' . ily are enjoying an usuiunohile. . trip
W e w also good (3 Willie , .
....I'B'hero will be no more firmly sfter~I lord to spend her Vacation. H": the titenftfidef‘e? ml“ the}: m It! “0 ed 311:“; Benjamin Hort: 1‘” ”"1"“ with m 50111312 y IIGoz'trudIe Sheehan through “951011951” Colllfll. N. Y-s
ineetlngs of the Red Cross Auxili' _‘_________ [T 6 99501) e a e II I‘m 5 titles at Camp Devens alter 146111 es un er rene SheeI this afternoon
.5 of the E st A e M 1 di l Elisabeth the little daughter of Mr ThaveI selected a wolthy successor to . ...i. 5 .III spending a sllprt furlough at his home ban with Sergeant Earl Bode, Anna 5
Churn; Thenulfionfital: 33?“: and Mrs. Frank DeCourcey. has rue their highly-esteemed late pastor, Rev - wayundnpfimm Kapian with Corp. Carroll. Agnes Harv- Miss Edna Morganand Miss‘Bessie
turned home site: visiting friends in Carlos Martyn, D. 1).. :hoseeilsglgzh: ~Panamus and caps. O'Brien. .gey with Sergeant Edward Jelii're, Lin deherg are attending. thosumncr,
“h” ... Ridgeflold m a few days “ :ozlrggiss‘lifvgispghmedyhil: to youlll; “W 3035 Otto Smith of Waterbury who had ' 33:13:”;(r‘? tang“: Cfvacf'l school at. Danbury.
‘ ‘ ' ' B mfimw Maud Charles Hm r are rats y. sun is .__.
Co [age Ameeting S! the We I“ Commie, 3 lbeen held in Jail as a German alien Ruth and
Mattie Fitzgerald Agatha: Miss AnnaJ'srdeew and Miss Lula.
yesten} Morton; 2 Mrs. A- .Leonardr Master Olmstead are. spending the» .day in Wile
iCharleaJretiey, and CHM” and Mrs- ”ion with Mrs E L Purple.
Aluminum thirties; adVertisinhz thel Fred M’ May.
coming Danb'ury Fair are betas. (ml 5
lflbnted by the Danbury Awmltul‘d dl
who violated his permit. wall
day discharged on parole.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hosioy of Brook-
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Burd of Mid lyn are abending a few days at the Lin-
81mm; N Ya formerly of this my, denhulst.
m
About 35 women of the Congress.
Jossplr Vitiello was to visitor in
Stamford ’I‘uosdsysitemoon on busi.
lionsl ghurch, with just a tow men. in 5
. eluding the pastor. who were senior
in the capacity of dhauiieurs, enjoyed
Trans? a ionic yesterday alteration.” strGaIIa
ure Beach.
11888.
'Mrs. F“. S. Bowler andul’stnlton;
oi-fltsmt'ord spent a short time in New
Canaan, Monday.
1100a.
‘
at the G. E.’ Richtor'of this'town who to ac
studied-3i" in temperance; and other radical
lty. but movements. west-shed to accent the
73d mutton WWW“ "“1 “W" are will give a birthdn
‘44: 'i'l W W WV “*3”,- Methodist church:
5. Wm iil‘mewéuauad WES 8pm
.iAlthpunlh in sympathy with- mum: at i
of“ thdeboth thessohrties. he declined the op-;
'l‘n‘esdnl'. July l6. N course m.M Maternal”
, most 01‘ the shrine banks in. the state,
m
The firmer slots in Main street has
under warloonditi s
”lhpormniiy to ”9003‘” ml? itmdll‘d minioflfid the. putt t” '“k‘. "I on '“d ”I. '00.! in
dual: in the same way until nouns!
boldest
.5 s.
Mrs .uae swell worm“. York. condition the holiness ,
. conditions are restored.
‘ ,. W
Recently manipulation the New
OanaalMlootric branch out I. door lust
below the 'll‘airty property. between
mishandling rhinos“ £111.; "
. .~—.~_
.hold economics, waned. surfs
hnumber‘ of people It‘llie“« Methodist
i .
Howard M. Smithpitonemrip of ill! 55 f: 5.
town; has been momma-be . ‘
las. Texas. to the school of Hillary“
a aeronautics atEornell University.
tum” purpose or the lecture and sodom-
l
ill- and Mrs William J. Corry of
New York have just gone home after
spending the Fourth with C. C. Sconeld
.ol Rowsyton
Thomas J. Mellon has «position as
local collector for the Hancock Life in.
sursnce Co. the lot-mel- agent having,
bandranafeired to a tuner held.
Animus, A number of these appli
beamedornnhwsekeoninz. with these
Mish‘llolen Rose, of New York is
spending a tent weeks with Miss Helen
Sootleld ct Rowsytonnvenue.
G ...C Wheeler at South Main street
has pea vines in his garden that are
”yap e n on] erred our
the“ um“ p at y Q .at least seven feet: in.heizht that are
loaded down with pods containing peas .
it also. 0 a shined1
1‘ ‘ an I Mfiwo‘mbot the .iuciest. kind.
“be. more; rim-scum andtzrtheinn‘wites ““ .
less.weary.nnd niofl emolent, it they Thomas Donnelly oLRidgeileld W38
providedwthese infilllisncee for Wild “, visitor here 8“““3’9‘0‘ a {9" hm“? 55
'home, find. asllt‘ho reposition. indicated Mrs; Marshalfitearns has been ouiteI
.an “We“ “,1 only a: couple or ill at her home in Genoke avenue this
5hundred dollars would. prominent. oi- Week
them—an investment certainly War-g
We... ranted for the house hold as much as
is similar investment would be made 3:??? f3; anPifgtMmmanenzhm in
bi a man'h ..business. I one ,
.unquestions y in and Pound Ridge. in the near- future, torn
y the benefit of the Red Cross.
[cult company A substantial sum wasi Freddie Curlew celebrated. his fourth
Iisddedlto the treasury of the Ladies‘ lml‘thdfly ankle home in Pound (Ridge
ql
Connecticut. during the first six
. months of this year has: sent away
1,565 recruits. .
...—...;—
Visitors to the nearby beaches no
ties that. the only young men. at th
shore this season are sdldlel‘s or Ital-Ia.
on.
Runners hereabouta declare the corn
crop will: be a failure unless the} nights. if
grow whither.
Mrs. Ellsworth Reed. is arrangingIa
lTlle .annual picnic or the Methodist,
Sunday school will: be held at noon;
(Point on. Wednesday, July 17. A good
.time is anticipated by the children. i
‘who will leave the. church early in tile
morning.
“033.. {After the entertainment. cocoa
...
ment including the ed to make the celebration aihappy “
since the entertain
With 5. lone were him. Ellsworth Reed and
—-- 1
Mr. and Mrs. R F Foster, 0. 17
Smithstreet; .rstIurnedzs lastzierelilis
from 8P?“ automobile trip :to'- 5.0m
Deusns.t.-dlringi hichi they: linked
their 5;.son Corpora .ancis. Izr‘
(anew: were. the .‘iénests‘bti signified: i
ianuincyl; Mass .Ahanbury News-
\fw
was cooperation between Mrs. Cray and: The W39 01' NiChOIEB Bruno, VS Dr
H“.
has been decided in favor .ot the plain
tiff. Attorney Bh'nckerhofl gave notice
The chapel of the Noroton Presby- that 131‘ Gilmartin would probably ap- ‘
terian Church was crowded Tuesday peai
Perry Hooper has resiznedéhis‘ boil-t
’. tion with the Lincoln aictures Cine-r
siIc Inc.~, and has returned to. hlsZ‘h ‘
in New York "city. He Was. empto
at they studio- at Crow! so:
mowaton. since work first started
there. and made his residence on or“: j
cent tenamaouih Norwalk.
1
Monday. July 14.- at 8 p.111, the mem-
and the tovgn who had gathered to expressl.
'l:| -S
the pastor and Mrs. William. Sinclair. “The Story of the Plait Rose " con
'l‘be "proceed! will be given 5
nresram .otlnoglc retina will. tensions
‘ d 5
a!
hold the overhea‘ catenary wire in. Deputy G
wince 0‘ the wooden poled These bell and staff, journeyed to Bridgeport
steel structures were unloaded near last owning and installed the oilicerl
where the old mine house formerly of Wowopon Tribe, of that city.
who Novas/tan Sayings Bank has an inter city Borieallo be played be 3‘WUS- Willey in Red Cross work-
“*— given n on that the interest. on loans tween the Lockwood A Cl end: ~
The standard Bearers and the elm. winch...“ thyme 0! 6 per cent. vulixmllk Tire &. R’ubborN Company
Y My ‘0 ”ml ennum on and murmur 1. This 1911,118-
due when.“ soot oldohchusinols «who holds a lesponsibls position with
stitution 4995. it s “cm“, to We“ ford has been elected secretary oil the
4 yeut was shamanism!“ m Hell.»
I t
,5 j 5 dredged to serve mheshmentatland all .
. embers are especiallydnvitedto this
.wwishtnd to buy. owing« to the 4 scarcity
-*of renti; high cost of buildinrand out
?«.111. Broadway, New York. 10p reckless
lIimim by Oih'cet Murray, Bacon droVe atI
aretIsuasls oi Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. ‘
Batch. of 31 Center avenue. The v-is- Daniel McCarthy, visited relatives ill
Hub'litommadethe tripbynuiomobile, oom 313mm"! yesterday.
ins by: way. oi. Danbury They will
ProbahLy untold here for the. remaind-
ehottllaliwsek Mr Bord is a held
her. of thaNorwallt Boat club. Mrs.
rest. Bachom Wilbur
'Sparks noWQ—n set fire“
to the barn belonging he Miss. Alida J.
KEMP. at“ 33 West Main street this
nitsrnoon shfictiy before 2 o'clock. The
hose cart an bookiand ladderI made.
i s
n. MW York state ... e a quick response to the alarm rung in
George Danielson 0! Rockford lii ' "m N" 52“ 7"” ‘mh‘a‘h" “"9
now stationed on the battleship New-"under control, withxhnt little damage
done. The total datum amounting to
WI shire Silent the week end with about AWWN 9%.
ill a. i l .
l pm?” ml the Mndebergu, 1””? ,Court Laurel Downers .5 stile.
Billet last evening at. the CatholtoWlull
. house on West avenue and transacted
Chautandmlonanntm. inhhm r Misses Grace and Harriet Chiche: ter
Following the meet-
oi Stamford are spending- a part of» routine business.
““- season oi the. Chautauqua; In" their vacation with friends in Gran ing the rest or the evening weli devote
bury. ed to Red Cross work.
:1 l " - W
. Arrangements are being made tor
the
John J. Urinary. at 'South Now-1k;
imme & Tow ns- Company in Stanl-
i'Llnooln Council. No. It, 6. .115. Add...
izwi‘llhelll its regular. meeting lemon ‘
vow night not which ..tlme. - the ioih‘ctrn
its... r. H. art-y, otnBrldnport. The
fontsrtainment .colllmlttae m: “has .. tw-
.occasion.
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The John '1‘. Hayes Real Estate
Agency)“ cold the. Katherine thin
gen pmpeiltymallingi and wounds,
No. 40 Orchard street. to A. J. MillenI
..ot Norwallt. loll... Hayes reports also:
1‘ '. a"? 5: IE;
inquiries (or dwellings dram» pulpit?
rues new
oil SoufluNorwelknGonn.
5.:
or town lteatime! violins «relocate
here.
Motorcycle; Oihcer Jarvis Murray
this noon arrested David Bacon. of 39
, .o
Mdriving Despite the warning given
l
arspeed. estimated about 36 miles an.
hour muleuerwin. .stres'tiu down .the
5turnpilre «as (or as Nyary's saloon.
where the motorcyclist caught up withI
him and arrestedrmhlm His case is
slated to come before Judge Vosburgh
this afternoon at a o 'ciock. ,
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Norwalk Chronicler