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t Chechen. who is doing governi
gigm pent
I:Eead with M1 S V49?"
5. CleVerly.
of Crew avenue. 1
— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waterbury en-
terrained their 5011; Victor, who is in
the'wireiess section of the service, ev-
er the week-end.
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'5 1
avenue. has returned Ill
V3116 two weeks’ eperlence with farm
'iife in Bound Brook, Conn.
Harry S. Eryn, of rennoyer street
Corporation‘s plant at Wil- underwent a painful experience yester-
1 . day.
VV V‘ V He is recovering nicely and his friends
11.
l m amount of work was” hope he will be all right aoo
lied at the meeting of the» Red
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ms .gl'prkers of the East Ave M E 1 Miss Florence S. Moore of the cities
“tell that evening.
10f the Southern New England Tele-
phone company in South New 11111, en
V 39" VHBTOIG E- Wilson. of the first tered upon a two weeks' vacation yes-
9 Methodist Episcooal Church has terday morning.
. pted an invitation to preach at the ”"""" -
mbury Methodist Church on Sunday. MI‘S Arthur W- ka and Oliver "'
V August 11 -Clark have returned to |liowayton
Q from Camp Meade, Maryland. where
VLVester Hughes. fromer'ly a member they went to see Private Arthur Clerk
of the crew of the torpedoed President who is in “mil there.
acoln, will report for duty this week W
, :ter a 25-day furlough spent at MS; shicongVVVgnisfxiiéffllezxoiV:
' 7 W 0 8.5 99
me on Van Zandt street. E the home of Hiram B. Taylor, in West.-
Miss Marion Busted entertained the side avenue, is sochhat improved. A
V members 0f the Que Es Club at her trained nurse is in attendance.
f home on Second street last evening. ' -
V lollowing the disposal of routine busi- Hé1bert W. Arnold. of Crockett
V use, a social time was enjoyed by the str.eet has received a letter from his
' members. son, Charles. who is in the signal
V .corps as wireless oper,a101 telling of
V F. W Sturdevant's lawn an Gregory his safe arrival somewhere across the
Boulevard will be the scene of a do- L-lea. ,
lightful lawn party next week. The at- f ‘
flir is being held under the auspices of M1" Katheryn 1" lilineldter.
the SlAgueg Guild, of Christ Episco Rowayton avenue, who has been on-
Ill Church. " lie ing a two weeks' vacation. returned
.iiéb her duties as steuographor in the
dice bf the Southern New i‘uglurrd
{Hormone company. the morning.
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Albert W. Eldridge and Michael P
311.311.11.311.th of vote1s in the _third
district will he at Henry C. Baker's,“ .. '
hrber shop on Washington street onV.‘ -¥rs. William Pinkney, 0‘ Rouayton
imriday,A1igust 2 from 12 oclock noon avenue. “VH0 was injured in an auto-
“ “at“ 9 p 111;. for the purpose 0'! re; molViile accident in New Jersey some-
delving applications for caucus find time ago breaking her collar bone, be-
‘ primary registration and for correct- .sldos being badly bruised. is getting
lens to the voters lists. ' along nicely.
Probable there are several Roway-
ton boys who are in the thick of the
f lighting now going on in France, as
' f there are many believed to be over
there by this time. What a lot of in-
terest they will have to tell when they
return!
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. Next Sunda‘y'the Rowayton baseball
team will play a returngame against
the Springwood team at Roton Point.
' hast Sunday the Rowayton tilde do
There was only one sale of real es ~tented the Springwoode by the score or
late in Dari'en last ~,weok A. J. Murray 1 9 to ~11. and are confident they can re
aelling to Lonetta L Hollander, land' peat the performance. Holland Crank
en, the Tokeneke Road. The .mort- will again do battery dilly (01' {Ml 3"
.fge recorded in the office of Town waytoners.
Clerk Hoyt for the week amounted
315, 000.
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The water from the Second carrier's
reservoir again refused to climb over
isllringdale almost needs police pro-- Highland avanue and supply residents
'V“. film!!- When _payday comes at local of Belle Island and Rowaytou today;
' mannracturies. these days, «the streets; so that the filter will be shot all to
of this village hold enough violators on supply "raw" water again. There 11'
1 the law. for an hour or two, to keep a remarkable scarcity of water in
Jada: Young's City Court in Stain-3 Connecticut this year on account of
{pro bilsy for dare. Of course it may the small amount of rainfall.
in said that nobody is harmed. Satur- I 1W“
tiny, about 1: a. m., a big colored man' in some way the rolling on the Bell
5390‘} on the platform of the local Island bridge or rather the approach
”downswing- lust been paid or! with; to the bridge'. was abroken dorm yes-
. my others. and gave you to a pecan; terday. possibly bothers who frequent;
19:, call that was instantly answered by 1y go to the bridge for the purpose of
mill Wining from all directions. Tirol lumping. The matter was- reported to
was "Chick, Chick 0h! Come, youI Street Commissioner Henry 1; Minor,
chenl' Whatever has the mean- whotthis ornlng looked into the mat-
i. this the men interested under~ _ter land remedied the some.
._ and no less than three crap
use were in full blast right in the! 'All or the services at the Methodist
e of the road. 'llhose who "in- Episcopal church were well attended
. are not Springdalc residentsai Sunday, in spite of the warm weather.
Tumors would count :the 'iisolst' at the morning service at 10.311 the
lance “'3 men with odanlilymV ‘ airmen. zit .theevanlng service :Mius
lest every cent stride. earn 611111351]: Hills, fing'hland a’v‘enue.
in few @538 sill frantically a” who is wall-knowddiere rot- her: ex-. '
1V1! flip silvers are loco who catch the «m: amine, fluttered?! 5919, help; '
“‘7‘ - _ Mounted of her slatesmgiaau: °
5 times 'The evening song service
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the enterprising
of Andrew Davey
. old 110 V V " V
131111ch to ”ill tillhillleL-‘JV Etc leave his present
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Captain 11 w. Cole or heparin,
having a boil on his neck tanned f
orlte spots selected.
worship _of of will .
course‘s.- 04 of which .arexepacinl war
.studles. They range _from train
-. branches of .nedacosr are represented .
staying in the metropolis practically shoe, gentdlifen‘g
all of the season while many other oring business “‘
V . and 1111.
' Building in
i
It was evident, hovever, that it}.
was out of commission. for keeps, at d,
. i there was Wiring in mfl-Gati-‘ui 11am
SEASON my V'EVer'o AUG 20.
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dseloeed
plays “in ”“591 £0333? PW»: “ ”my V. color on hooligan to do but wait er want. J “hm” ““9““ “a" f" V Hail-“9
“3°- ;4; i 9 t . ' “he. 1 an hour later 214 carne along, and] , WWW: Series.
1 S r»; s ° me to debt-d the stalled train along, pith; . . - '
in make an honest vihg but the fates Emmi help the ‘Bahi Grand" could ! Cam-“10. JUIY 30n-"L‘Joeing the ma-
. were against him and not being able
to receive the expected help from
chased goods could not continue hillsi-
. Ilene. Mr. Donna ,
Mr Eu, 1 Head or tailspin ”New York for he past month and
town one radius in Stanton! antill will remein in tov'm for e unis when
Septemm ‘ "t gm he will remove to the city.
g, vow-nun“
Miss E. C.~Pugh of New York _mw- The other day “John D. Rockets]-
copying the Chemitb cottage at 1e: and the New Haven diailroad" laid
Whiteeiltflhade. . an unexpected ousting in Railroad
' Avenue that.did not at all please the
Samuel Emu of Stamford was principles in the case. “Webhy”
a visitor in ten array, looking after whom aler'ybody is acquainted with on
the interest or, his property here. the electric bunch, hides a bicycle
ibetng once a speedway on a machine
Mr. 133' 'Mrs Theodore Bertine of of this kind) as rode to the village,
Newark. have been ‘vleiting withwltndleft his wheel standing at the nth
friends an!" relatives in town during .while he w
the out week. 7 . the store. The Standard Oil supply
- .mon happened along. and not see-
l
’have been odcupylng the W. 6. Lock bent it. When “Webby” saw what
wood residenoeult lilchory Bluff for happened his feelings were almost
the past two weeks. '
llike manner
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out at Whippoorwlll Cabin, Lake 8111- episode.
cowlt, .ror“ several days this week.
Tire V steel structures have been FUNERAL PARTY
Vipluced in. position at the railroad slit.“ 5 VIN WIMT
lion whlch holds the calenary wires. .-
thus replacing the old wooden poles.
NAUGATUCK, J lily 30.
The Mathison store in Refined ave
nue has been closed several days dur CRY. above here. today. Arlhur‘ lies-
ing the past week. due. 11 13 said, 10 co. of llartvirrlou .1ler1ue.'l‘orrington.
gthe inability of being able to secure was sent to S! M’“) ‘5 ”“hl’nal' Wu
tel'bui , will 1
the proper help since the resignation ’V l a true med skull and
possibly other injuries which may
of Henry Kunisch of Stamford. cause death. \‘inccoro Andi err, 01 East
but none of the others an e led to
Capt C. o. Muller and 1.111111 C. E. 1’ 3
have an
T. Fairty of the New Canaan Stats 31 hurt more serious than a
bruise. Charles Ar'r'hirnbcault, of Wa-
.Guard. were at Camp Leslie. Nlnutic. 101 street, ’i‘olrlhglon. was the driver.
,for four days last week. All the old The merino skllded In. crossing 1101
cars of the Fourth Military district legégaggsem t it 11 e110 ‘ we u '
v * ‘ a l‘ ( L! l' 5 ll\
were present 190 in all of a cousin of Andrea, who had been
killed by a fall.
Frank Eunlop. late of the Canadian
Black Watch. recently returned irooiV Two onowumos 1N GREENWICH
"3“” W°““d°d “l Wm” "“1 “my onerrvwrc 11 July so mFrank 111.11.
Sludge. has been in town during the 18 while birthing 111 Mlanus Blidge‘.
past week visiting with C. E. T. Fairty last night. was drow nod.
and other friends in town Off the Riverside Yacht Club. lust
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.city. lidmmering at the home of Mrs
Louis G' Eagle ”1 N3" Y9" “0 Ii 8 Weatorberw here. was drowned 1
purchased the Mrs. w. E 0. Bradley by the upsetting etaoame. Seymour
Montaomcry.’ son of illusion and lira.
place in Smith Rid a so a time o.
8 m as John S. Montgomery. his companion.
and which has been thoroughly over /
hauled “‘1 mnovated.l1as taken WS’ _‘s'wlm. and barely was saved ?1om“" t...
session of his new home. shore in an exhausted condition.
New Gmanites who are'tortunato
enough to possess the proper vehicle
for travel. the automobile. made tor
the beached on Sunday toenloy swim-
rains and the cooling see brooms.
Qompo and Rotor: Point being the fav-
13 meeting of St. Joseph's -Scho§
1113.111 10 o'clock. in: :lntoi‘eeting talk,
land will be an added feature.- The
boys and able .of Norwalk have been
Vcalled upon to put up at least. 21 0111.1
quarts ,of produce this year. This
means that everyone must get busy if.
we are going to’ maintain our present
high slandlng trilwarwork.
' ain't forget the calming. demonstra-
tion at the High School Thursday at-
ternon at. 9' 3:0.
Although the dry spell has been of
loud duration the water supply at
the New Cadaan reservoir is holding
out very well. and it is not thought
that drastic measures will have to ;be
taken to cut the service as lathe ease
with many of the water companies
nearby and throughout the Stnte.
The registrars of voters. W. S. Roy. inquiries why the streets liav not
in number of local people have do
mood and James .1. Cody, will be in been sprinkled as has been the custom _ I
session in the Town Ha.“ on Friday, during .th'o summer months of oil!!!
from 12 to 5, for the mess of rash. Years. Some lay the blamedo the Ice"
terlng the political caucus in New Can- city 0! water but their attention has
can. Another session will be held on Will called i}!
will! 9. at- the same hours. has always been used in setting down
m the Tokenake thoroulhtaree and Milk
One does not have tq‘go to Rotor: snake boasts 01 some of the finest-
Point or Contra. or theothcr salt wat- “Gm”. ‘11 “l9 c“!-
.11—“worm
eriplaces for a dip in the water. for it
is stated that there is arpretiy good
beach right in the heart of _New Can-
aan—— —-in Harrison Avenue—where
number of persons how been seen 511
WATQHMENYSHOO?!‘ at- Ml'flwnfifis
“EMA? f .13., July 80. Watchmen
at the Westmoreland plant of the
American Steel and Wire 00mm!!! of
E M m can”! dam, MM '9’ mm: Worcester, 111ml today on emblem
.ot the lawn, hose. under the newer wh° ammpmu to Nb we ”0‘:er
management of one (if the best 11°51'th house at the company s fluorite 111 has
.cmm of m mmmo .wsider' “I mm which any pounds of Mam"?
this sonic street. ahd‘ the thargecls was stolen Sunday. The Guards “V
very nominal , f,
f. . .
Miss Henrietta Prentissrotrthlmtnm
:has registered in the summer sessiodf
of the Columbia University, New Yoiil';
The summer session consists of: 336
here and 311115111 Moulthrbp, an em-
more. was slightly iniured.
'Because a: the reported efforts ld’
machine at Concord. who .Vwellt to ill;
:mlnes dollay to intake on ivevtigatin 93L
Search who in
11.11111
ads for the thieves ~11 :l
ups of
in'th‘s curriculum. ‘ ‘. , f Vendetta 11c ool’s this -
very interest-1118 a“
more or the new has: 'which be all!— i
as f been working 1‘
113 making a purchase in that as it
Mrs. Gilbert Stevens and Mill in; the wheel ran into it and of course
bent and he expresed his feelings in
There were 11 few words
Harry n nqaodlct and a party of with the result the oil man had the end- One minute she was roll
friends from Stamford are camping bicycle repaired and thus ended the
~01: their matter could not he obtained
Way to a funnel 111 Bli,dgcport seven
men were thrown out ofan automobile
alter a collision with 11 pole at Umon
Main s1reet,’l‘orrilrglon. \1 11s hurt also.
. night. Edward Brigl1t,16, of New York
tried to save Bright. who could not!
arenas ASQOOIATlON NOTES f
Clubwill be held Wedneatmy flora;
on canning by bliss Caroline Mandarin.
the tactrthht salt in”? . ..
.vchanaed shots yesterday with the rub '
obtain explpsives from the store house
the 9939,3553 {engined to tcdm .11 hit-
f s to those present
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Busted Ewrlntric Stalls Eve-i
W Express South of _Wil-
ton Station
jor league schedules about Aug 20 and
1 staging the wdfldfineries immediately
thereaft
down came just as the engine 1mldeeVP -d ergo Itglre Pia-ll 110w iavored by
line connection With the safety “Still resr ent Johnson onthe Amul-
jar Fitch' s crossing, and 1-: bell 1‘.ng 1 can L938“? ”WED” with Secreted,
En led ,away for just an ho‘u'. 110,111.11: up Baker’s work or tight order.
gine 1591 is not a 1:11 'traflic until some mestriw came Presi nt
i11,1 tact she is so small in Emilia: along and signalled to the waiting all bulletind: hick?”- ““3 ”58*“ 5”“ VV
with the regular locomotive of ted tos that the coast was Cl”: 0 V e V merican ”£5,119 CVVVb
ayi owners, asking their approval of tht
frhat she 11“ been flee
tiDnately du
begi' The Baby Gran by the regulars plan, which it is understood, is also
Vdowrzisin riiofieflfe cats she yanks :under consideration by the National
her back on 242 mixing: 81:21:28“ Former Harvard Coach Resigns from League .
the evening and. unlike some? or): ' Boston Betcha“ Club. Closing the season Aug. 20 “Van“
{$13691 sisters. she is invariably onl BOSTON, July 30. —-Maior Percy D1 leave eleven days in which to 1113) the
111 8 “Baby Grand" WHaughton former Harvard footballi“°"'ld5 series and still (they Secretary
been with us for a long time. mm "a coach announced that he had resigned MBakcr s order to disband Sept 1. There
ditlon saTrth that way back in the days as Presrdent of the Boston League” 'has been talk of oohiinning to Sept 1
of the D & N. when the engines were BaSeball Club Villa successor has not; 01‘ 6WD the day toilowmg, which 1.;
13:11ng pet names like “Emma" and the 1 been named. Labor Day. a legal holiday, but the
war, :1}; . :2: gashzrgggdmgnglg Major Haughton will report at once American League executive ‘3 $110115:
at her Weight, and 11p to date has suc lip Washington to assume his duties 'll’ Opposed to this. '«He is in favor of
0835mm. met all corners in her classi" with National Army Chemical War- the world’s series, but believes it:
“1"“ “35‘ el'enhls 1115:.65 she follow- fare Service, in which he was recently 81‘0““ be held Within the time wit
Vii-offs: 52:12:112683‘ oitimll": ‘3‘} given a commission. He expects to Placed bythe Secretary of War forithe
famous ”One Hoes Shay .. ' l e e be assigned overseas in the near fu- Sussension (1f the Sport.
“Baby Grand' Won't Play. “"9 11 me Aug‘m mm“ P “'39“ “9"“
It Was a sudden but not a violentrV the “ 851”” ““11" 0‘ the Am?!“ .111
111g along: i League will not start the Eastern ima‘
at her usual gait, and the next, she ision scheduled for Aug. 14, and the
find :gfrdtedotcflplgtyrg; :theran s. i-nr WASHINGTON. July 30. ~—Ratifica Eastern clubs cf the National lieaguo
The patient engineer and his faith tions of the draft treaties between the will not start West. The days rematch
rul fireman got out and 301 under. and United States and Great Britain and lag before tho omcial shutdown, 151.111.
Canada were exchanged tolav at Lou- 1, will probably be empioyed in play.
don. it was officially announced at the ing games with clubs in the section,
then came indistinct mutterings about
is broken eccentric or something. but
that a clot r idea of just what was the State Department. making them ef~ 1
[active from today. fiSentinel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
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Front Foot on Safety Signal.
To add to the trouble the break“
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