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:8) become the great residential sec-
m of Norwalk. but the announce-
ut made in another column shows
*0. attractive it is for manufacturing
.Qtarprises. The great C. d: K. plant
. Water street is to be abandoned
. nil-is :3 be moved into a more mod-
ern establishment on the Van Zandt
street lot owned for many years by
he N Y:,l\'. H. s H. a. re 'I’hlslot
is been called the gravel pit. it. hay
In; been excavated when changes
were made in the railroad roadbed.
several houses on Osborn avenue have
already been purchased and it won‘t
be long before work will be coni-I
_-enced. The large plant will mean
that additional houses will be needed.‘
’l‘arsighted people are aware of this
and are casting about for building lots:
on the East- Side. No better invest-E
Item can be made than the purchase
. “of a lot or two as they will never be'
1 forth less than at the present time. i
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H. 1. Bennett of Seaview avenue is
a visitor in Bridgeport today on busi-
ness. ‘.
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1. ' The Sunday school board of thee
‘ , mm Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church will hold a meeting. this even-I
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Davis of
Phelam Manor. New York. are spend;
in: the week with friends in Shore
haven. , 3
Alice- M. Wilkins of First street is
~ulfloying a two weeks' vacation at the
Some of her sister, Mrs. Anna Jenkins
of Bridgeport. -
One oti'he many local resorts af-
ed by the continued rainy weath-
avis the Dorlon's House woh report
0 very noticeable lull in their busi~
loss during the past week.
Weather permitting. a number of
boat owners have signified their in-
tention of competing in the open re-
latta for all classes at the Larch-
mnt Yacht club tomorrow. i
' tally East Norwalk people were in-
‘duded in. the large number of guests
went at the marriage ceremony of,
’ Tiles Wilhemina Sniiller and owns"
. W. Thomas, of Oneonta. N. Y.. at the.
w bride’s home. West Side avenue, Row-
: ”ton. yesterday afternoon. 3
' Many residents of the third district
.qibo contributed to the fund mined
" Quite a while ago to give our soldier
low a good time are anxiously in-
'*quiring as to when the event is going
to take place. as nothing has been
flesh! of it for a long time. I
.The annual picnic of the WatchI
four Stitch club. scheduled to take
(We tomorrow afternoon at Roton
Point Park, will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. William H. Hassell of
ersely avenue. on account of the
mayor-able outlook of weather condi-
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‘ '1 inesidents~ on East avenue have,
plained oi the unbearable noise
med by small boys running iron
Mops alOng the sidewalk. The chil-
dren’s parents have been requested to
Dec that their children confine their
Went to the limit of their own
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Else gthird district commissioners
M their regular weekly meeting
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inset-l routine business was dis-
g could not be learned this
. .. It is very likely. however,¢
the matter of the recent hydrant
was the leading business of the
new insanely. sending an
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ipectod success of the affair may v»;
tthe charming and popular artist play-
!ing the leading role.
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find to the Third Taxing,
"an East Roman housewiveagmspgpfiiso our _ - 7
reminded tons 'mmuumiuszmm _
venue, ss- .
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early tomorrow. as in accordance with' store so , W
'the recent ruling, all marketsiill be Frederick Mnmm was most. .
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closed (for a half. a day. i . .
side was practically Freeland. m
The ., benefit movie -~ performance
being conducted under the auspices of ’
the ladies of the East Norwalk _lm-' shelves had been strewn allover the
provement Association will be held floor, while cigars were pica from
in the Palacé theatre this afternoon. the bosses and broken. the: thrown
the door. The soda fountain was
opened and the cm and soda ran
out, beside other contemptlble tuna
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cmditions will exist so that the ex:
assured. The feature secured for this
afternoon's performance is entitled
“1'" Get You Yet.” with Dorothy Gish,
aware that he had an enemy, who
he advance. would do such a thing. The whole idea
sale of tickets indicate that the per-:seemed to be that of destruction. ra-
formance will be largely attended. ither than that of robbery. The W
was immediately reported
Many 0‘ C“? Clerk "“58 D. 305‘, stable Oliver 1. Clark. who is investi-
ertson's neighbors on Osborn avenuclsatmg and it is probable that'moro
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were complementing him last evening‘wm be heard of the sflair later.
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for his action in taking steps to have '
the District's water hydrants réstored.
Through Mr. Robertson's eflorts. a
temporary injunction was secured-on:
dering the commissioners of the?
First district to restore the water tof ‘
East Norwalk and replace all sections
of hydrants. ‘pipes and other appli-g.
ances that had been removed to stop"
the flow of the water through the hy-I
drants. The first district commission-1i '
ers have been ordered to appear in;
the superior court. Bridgeport. on the?
first Tuesday in September to answer. .
to Mr. Robertson’s allegations. ‘ A son born on Sunday morning
{to Mr. and Mia. Max Rettig, of Newton
'Heights.
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Miss Edith weed attended the picnic
tonyoint last week. as a guest of :1»
Esther Prince.
Miss Dawn Edwina Jones. of Byron.
New York. and John W'illiam Dugdale,
Sanford Wicks of New York City:
has been visiting relatives here.
marriage in St. Luke's Church, on Sun-
'“Y- *1. in. a‘
The St. Luke's “’omon’s Guild will
:hold its annual picnic at Roton Point
July 23. The trolley car for the Point
will leave Atlantic Square at 9.55. The
Mfs' Russell Hall of Rowayton ave‘iGuild will hold a cake sale at Acksr.
Miss . Annie Cutbill of McKinley
street has recovered from a recent ill-
ness.
inue is making a visit with relativesiMem" & Condit's store on suumy'ginning to rot. the early peaches is the.
in New Jersey. 'Juiy 26.-—8tamferd Mvohto.
Charles W. Gager of the National’
Bank of Norwalk is enjoying a week's:
Jvacation. ; I . ,
Mrs. Robert Christian and daughter;
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Mildred have returned to their home, _
in New York, after visiting Mr. and? Yesterday's rain prevented a num-
Mrs. Lewis E. Parker of Logan street.’ ber of people from looking to the
’ Point.
Mrs. John H: Plunder of Crockett. the rain hold the crowd back.
street has been called to Philadelphia»;
Penn, by the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. Wolfe.
. On Thursdsry evening. July 26. about,
”300 members of the Greenwich hip
.. . school alumni will come'to the Point
Mrs" “mum 'Kuhn and 5°" of by excursion on what will be known
Schenectady. N. 3.. have returned to as a moonlight 3‘".
their home, after a visit with Mr. and.
Mrs. Franklin L. Theall of Penno;er;. Thursday. July 31' Ne' Cgmu will:
street. {hold their outing at the Point. A my
tuber of the town is expected
the Point and enjoy a day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Desmond of large nu
Rowayton avenue. left yesterday to come '0 t
morning on a motor trip through New_ o: minimal ~
5‘81““)- :o With the rain stowilx from coll“
down in torrents last night. a large
crowd of dancers flocked to the Point
and. took the opportunity of enjoy“!
Miss Marion Crockett. who was a
nurse of the American Red Cross at
Camp Mead. Maryland, has been dis-
charged from the service and is resb
ing at her home here.
Tomorrow evening Hurray’s Slush;
Miss Emma Wills of McKinley
street presided at the organ in the
Methodist Episcopal church. Sunday,
in the absence of Clinton Rowland,
the regular organist.
once at-tbe Point. This orchestra is
blown throughout the entire state for
their magical abilities , having per-
formed at the Norwalk émory in the
'month oi May. which attracted a large
crowd. A record breaking aowd ii
expected to attend tom8rrow evening.
Roton Point has been a most un-
attractive place the past week, the
min putting a dumber on this popular. Owing to M wan“, mt week
summer resort. The fireworks sched- was one of the dullest {my the Point
uled for last Friday evening were also has had this season. when m three
an impossibility because of the condi— excursions which came to the Point.
.. lbs-om into by mm,“
off
being done. The proprietor at the,
plscoigatalosstsm-gmfifl'. ’- Mr - '
have done the deed. as his was not ed $.rggfl' 0mb mew,
to ConJ
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of the Glenbmok Sunday—school or no?
of Noroton Heights, were united in:
[a mt after going in as as a pri-
themsel'ves in the dance hall. t
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‘ Orchestra will make their first ml
was; White ln‘ssuta'm
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W‘retwaed home on Suds: after
Dam in South
use Ir. and 3111. c. r.
venue.
'The funeral onfrs. D. a xerrltt was.
lonely attended on Saturday afternoon}
by {new and relatives. Internet!)
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a. Riley 1n. gun.
where Ir. Riley
present. having received a lucrative 9°-
sition in that place.
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| George H. Stevens is havfns his new-i
Ely purchased residence. formerly be-
Mum the latelohn r. Buss. punt.
ed and W and is gradually moV-‘
ms in his furniture as improvements.
ans nods. ’
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lel Bowel: have returned from their.
weeks' outing at the seashore—Bell is:
‘ iland. While the”weather was very d"?
blous. still they en30yed their stay vent:
much. i
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_A special meeting of the voters of
: ithe Borough will be held on Tuesday
,cvening for the purpose of bearing the
:report of the sewer farm re-
‘csntly made by Engineer G. EVerett
gum of the City—Wastes Disposal Com-
!pany of New York.
kiss Hester Greene is enjoying a
wreck!“ visit with her mother. in 8103“-
burg. N. Y. bliss Greene left on Sat-
‘urdsy and expects to return some time
:during the present week.
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Paul Zeismer. son of Mr. and Mrs.
,(‘arl Zeismer, of Railroad avenue. went
ito New Haven on Thursday and enlist.
,ed as apprentice seamaa in the Navy,
ifor a tern of two years. He lefl'lhis
adorning for Newport. where he will
'go into training. l
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The continued rainy weather is be”,
report nose today by the may Bron-f
etc who are large pearl: growers in:
this vicinity. l‘nless clearing wealth-l
er comes pretty soon with the bright.
sunlight tbcsnumaopglllboatotal:
loss. ’
N. R was. been visiting with.
his nieces, Mrs. Rasmussen and Mrs.
-w. Walter in Part street. during the; use him 3. sun op.
her was warm but - _
The '“l ’ lpast week. fir. Roberts returned the,
{latter part of June from France, where --
bswaslocatedat Cbermont. Toursl
se-Ctor. for eleven months in the Q. 2‘
C.. attached to the 39th division. He
was relieved from duty on June 7 as
vate.
The annual summer outhg of the 1:.
B. Sewing Club will take place on f-‘ri-
day. when the young ladies will suing
a sail up the Hudosn to Bear Mountain.
They will take along basket lunches.
and spend the day at this favorite sull-
mer place. The party will lean on
the. early morning train and arrive
Brook}
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tron tho showcases and bones on the was several days very 91ml? w of the island will hold a W
‘ such has not any truth or foundation
. whatsoever. Futber it has played the
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party at the clubhouse. A large num-
bersttlnmideaniseapcctsdtost-
tend to participate in the games. .
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-‘t‘omorrow evening the “wall
mmiibeneldnttsemm
whlch‘timecardmmrthssewbo
air! at the club. ' ,
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Thereazssfls for the burnt cork
play which will mks place soon are
being held almost every night. The
beauty aborus'wbieh will be afloat“
oftheblcshowiscertalnlygom '~
make§hit and a is not doubted u it
may be requested that the catty
show be repeated after its first apg
' THE VERY ”TEST STYLES
Summer Dresses
Fine Waists
Smart Sweaters
Wash Skirts
Silk Sport Skirts
it s am you will find it] 31L tiling
Watch our “windows isr milling‘n‘ew
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POSITIVELY N0
continued tron: Pm Duel.
his being desd or alive. “he Capella
family has been greatly surprised in
the matter: of having such a false ru-
mor make its rounds in this city when
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family back to their-melancholy mood
which they Were just beginning to
break away twin. only to have it
bromt back to them through arrow-t
:9 Hershiield’s Motor Express
NEWS mom corpou i
less newspaper stories. The Sentinel,
in the issue of Saturday informed its;
readers that there was no truth in
the story that young Coppola had
been communicating with his family
and this morning attorney Geuuario
abated that the Sentinel was on the, ;
right track and does not know how it, -
accused that a local paper published'
such a story of Coppola being alive
when neither lawyers representing
both parties have any enlightmelt
concerning the mystery.
Attorney Geauario was in New
York yesterday, where the meeting of
Coppola: attorneys and the Pratt st-
toney was held in which an endeavor
was made so find out when Coppola
was and if he is alive or dead. The re—
sult of thegeeting was the same. no-
thing concerning Copponl's disspwr—
once was learned or not even a new
clue which would lead to coho some
definite action was found. All new.-
psners mum which have been»
lubed recently concerning the fast
that Coppola is alive or, had be.
mood. are false. Work lat/trying so
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in'NisoI-klatnuetotakethe 9
o'clock boat up the river from the Bat
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‘l'he post-once m which arriv-
ed from the Corbin Co. firm last week
have been placed in poetic! hr ‘3'“
from that concern. and We
ter Kelley expects to move in as soon
as orders come tron: Washington- Now
that it is completed New Canaan can
boast ofonoottllomestpost—omcop la
the State. It. is equipped witb'all the
men
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latest ’W to do businem
with in In now-date once. The tom
people are very proud with the new
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tions of the weather. '
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Captain Preston Hart. owing to the
fact that the boat of which he was cap-
tain. and which ran between New
York and Stamford. has .been sold, is
enjoying a few days’ vacation at his
home here before returning upon his
new position. '
The little daughter of Adolph
Brown of Rowayton avenue was op-
erated on yesterday at‘ the Stamford
hospital by Dr. Dean Foster for the;
removal of adenoids and tonsils. The‘
operation was successful and the little
patient is doing nicely. ‘
section and there has been no marked
In spite _of the bad weather at?"
day afternoon the food sale under the
auspices of the Bible‘study class of.
the Rowayton 'Jlethpast ‘ Episcopal?
3‘8 5““ “9‘39"“! by Mr- and \church. was well patronized. as as at
typed Anderson of East gvenue ” ‘ ‘
' Mm Richard has arrived in‘ the “as“ ‘ ' ' = - l
. - p . _ ry of the class. he pro-
m 11'0“ PM» “’9“ “heads or the sale Sam-day are going DP’KHS
result, a. pleasing sum was added to]
W. ._ fos‘
but they were prevmed from patron-l
isiag the cones-ions on account 0‘ the.
rain which kept them on the boat. It}
is the hope of the concessioners ,that
this week will make up fonthe pasti
week's‘ bad weather and thereby, bring
large numbers to the park the entire
week. - . 1‘" .053.
This afternoon 1mm 3 to 5 p. in..if
there will be a card party at the club:
'house for the women residents of the,
beach. A very etiobele time is as-é
goingtobrsskhispmmiqseandnotre‘
pair the road which the residents oi
the m would!” very mm pleased
’to have done: It the city. matinee;
- does not know the condition of those
the
c. E. pm- has i new ms model
Chandle’r soaring car.
Mrs. Howard ,mm at nut :13.-
use entertained mead m am
last week. . . '~
The namcmmbctw
tamed gt mehm.5fm m3-
Stevens, In, East avenue. ’_ ‘ .
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BENJAMIN HEWLD. Proprietor
WE TAKE PLEASURE
in making the anonncemeai that we have at last sur-rm-«lo-J
finding an assistant whose work is in every respect up to the i .t.
standard we insist upon.
many new people are being told by their ph}sicians of .~.
serious ailments produced directly by imperfect teeth. so lhill
some time we hhvs not been able to accoumodutc all those who (it
ed our attention: but now we feel that we can take care or : :1
creased clientele without running the risk of silghting a single i2.
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la the put. dentistry was almost exclusively mechanical—no . W
went to a dentist until driven desperate by pain; but modern . '
tistry is becoming more and more a prophylactic profession. v,
we are equipped to remedy the eflects of past neglect or acciden' M
mule treat-eat. we unduly recommend the per-iodial er.
nation of sound teeth so that they may be kept in condition to :w
the first line of bodily defence—which is what nature intended ‘
no be. Aside from being the be“ life-insurance possible, it is :
humus Renae-ad teeth perfect. than it is to repair
which have boos-no impaired.
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