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man cas bemoan?
signalled. as be passed node {be
’A road bridge at Washington
that he was going to stop: but I
‘ ~ did not see the Signet, and W5!
‘ car stopped suddenly, rambled m
.. Miss Ida Cohén is bio—me :5 fmwafi "gm“ “1““? ‘1 » ”3” ‘
{visit to her aunt and unite at Frank-3131;}: passenger service between New
in to L03 An,.Yurk and San Francisco, is a’ project
. lln street before leav g r Em which “rm Do an t on“ k -
The Girl-s Friendly Society of Trim 5’93 Calimmm’ ' {would like to latex-gs; 33%;: ”mafia a? L
itv Branch will meet at. Mrs. William ‘ View to new mg on all fleet immednfe.
gaming some co Meadow- street. , Iily available in case of ear aimding
mrs 9y“ ensuing , , .51. , 3m Protesser Harvey N who, of Bar:
BALL ms DANCE.
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future use goes with each order.
31:11.32}: ova our sample book now-——They will be
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Em sling “might
E; (‘sstile at then
., Hall, V5 askington
. m; cards always ap-
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n. oxer our sup-
ll; South Main;
-.- i hm has secur-
9;. «me Well known
Monday evening.
:. E-Nhes of young
mall
{or Pittszield.
XE- -w York at
an hour Lalo
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in“? ()f Inspir-
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«:and evening pexformance
k‘. on his
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20 the 1103-.
' (Assembly Hall, Wednesday Night.
_ Im- euttlng shop with an. option of par
; Wednesday and made final arrange-
: ments with J. L. OtNeil for taking over
‘ near future.
, or industry once more whirling ‘in this
———Dancing Wed. night Baton. Point!
Park, Angelman’ 3 Jazz band-
Judge Samuel ‘A.:Do.vls, of Dunbar), ‘
will be a member of the Connecticut
delegnsion at the republican conven—
tion in Chicago. The Connecticut par»
ty is to leave Hartford Saturday, June
5. Judge Davis will go as One a: the
a-Harrls &:Gans. That's All.
The Greenwich Chamber of Com-
merce has been awarded first prize
by the National Association of Charm.
( ommitlce of here of Commerce for the showing meat or the Connecticut Railwaycom
made in a' town of the size ,nLGreee'~
wick. The chamber has bun-g an the
walls the prize a very fine map of the
United States.
of is. there are The sidewalk in front of the new nected With the Southv
:«1 d 1.: 03d birds Central Trust company building. our office force more than thirty m3
er of Wall End leases streets, and the
basement lights which have formerly
furnished light for the cellar ol‘ the
establishment have been torn up. A
new side sidewalk will be laid and
be laid.
L—Murraiy "'3 Singing Orchestra Town
Assembly Hall Wednesday Night.
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At a meeting of the executivgmm
mittee of the Conencticut Humane
society, held recently in Hartford.
Wlibur F. Smith of Norwalk and Ste-I
phen E Keeler l’o New Canaan were
appointed local agents for their re-
spective localities Harry Case of
Wilton tendered his resignation which
was accepted.
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The graduating class of Franklin:
school is to have an entertainment in
the high school Fliday June 24. Al
play, “Local and Long Distance,” will;
be plescnted: also several poems and
dialogues There will be an afternon
The even-i
will :begin at 8
o‘clock and dancing afterwards which l
} vlll continue until 12 o’clock.
,» in .5: performance
Farmers in this vicinity complain
;that this is the most backward season
'in twenty years The corn crop in
Eparticular is a source of anxiety and
fseems destined to failure unless favor.
xable weather for planting develops
:soon.01her veers hover seen planting
:completcd and the com well developed
at this date. while this year a. trip
through the farming district Shows the
cornfields not yet touched. . ,
“Murray‘s Singing Orchestra Town
The Nlantic mill at. Sandy Hook has
been leased to Danbury parties for s.
chase. The parties were in Itown,
the plant. They expect to. employ a
the installasion of machinery in the.
There will be great
satisfiactlon locally to see the wheels
old mill.———Newtown Bee.
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GOOD ROADS IN BANKING.-
Have you ever driven over
one of the new “good roads?”
2: com mm more!
, corner 0; Wall and Water streets.
Armory, Friday Night. ,
_ enne,
guests of the Connecticut delegation. t
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good munber’ of hands and will meg-in 3 '
, car S. Thompson and others. This is
'93, to terms and amounts. The. case is
‘ ment.
The Court of Common Pleas is in
session in the Council» Chamber, City
Hall building many, Judge: Booth pre-
siding.
“Dancing Sat. Nights. Roton Point
In the morbidity report of the Con-g
nectlcnt Health Department {Or the}
week ending May .,22 two cases ori
scarlet fever are reproted from Nor-
walk.
Electrical Contractor Arthur Chit—
fim is matamng electrxc fixtures and
{moors for be new Yankee Maid bak- the United States and Mt @9132,ng
reel:
_ery which is shortly to start at the‘
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BALL AN'D DANCE.
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Thomas
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ward Kelly. 218 East av-
Norwalk, has accepted a
position with the local branr a
Connecticut Trolley Comp?
wllr‘ assume the duties of a
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W’llllam H.. Madin Jr., is
15m 7 Livingston Place, to
avenue. which he recently p.
from John T. Smith of Wes
Street.
We Gus men an.
James diet-r11 or New York city has
purchased a and lot from Al.
bert Venom: fl Nomnlk the, paper:
ty being located on 23th street, near
$1115]? Plan: avenue, Bronx, New
or . ,
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- 3 BALE me DfiRCE.
Armory. Friday Night.
l; Joseph James Santa. '1 W‘
street; and Bernard Want. 0: on:
Main street will Start working tomor-
row as condpcmrs for the local deparb
pany.I
Henry 0. Bailey is the only postal
employee in Norwalk who comes nn- .
der the pension provision of the not
9.3.: people contin-' ~Danclng Sat. Nights, am pm: Which has Just been slatted by the -
president. Mr. Baileyma g been con-
orwalk post-
uDanclng Sat. Nights, Roton Point
.1'
aha whole American Constitution ”4
These- were people film were working, 5,
with proGerman and Sun: Filmore, to ,
lsolnta faith in the lidnesty, courage
AB {INNER Sllllis
WM. HM i?
LBEDS. England May 26.43" Ar-
thur Shirley Benn, who was head or
the British mission to the Intonation-t
al'rrade Conference. at Atlantic City,
last tall has just told the members of!
the Luncheon Club that file believed
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Would continue to “pull together?
so, hesaidhemongmtbeyandtbéir
Allies would be abort: reconstitute
Europe and get back so former eondi
flung of trade.
A. great many people had said there
was no chance of Great Britain and l
the United States pulling togetherpbe.
cause they were too much alikel—too
lmpetuous and aggressive. He did not
believe it He had known American?
ince 1877, and. had never known
who: 29215133 to exist betweeang
land and America thin audits today
mam; the people who counted.
or‘re' “era in ”mad he said, arc»
ymans Slim Finders, Mothers—-
l'xild men who were trying to uproot
do all they could again; England. But
they Would not succeed, be said. The
class of people in America who Were
descended from Anglo-Saxon stock
were. not going to give my the govern-
ment or the country to any “mixed
cosmopolitan body 01::960919 like the
Bombs-wists and their Class, who were
routing the trouble m America my}:
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vazd University. . . I
Profissol" Davis is en geéed in ex
pert Work on bellnm gas for tbs dc»-
pertinent, and is designing a pram; to
be built lo; Langley Field VB, whose
the expensive 533 after use an the
military fighter-than—air cz-aft, mag be '
washed bee of impurities and used
again. Estimates by Colonel ,Wlni'em:
N Hensley, oi the War Department, ,
indicalae that lt will be possible for“
meengers to go by airship overland, -.
at 5; cost of about 5 earns a mile ass. 1
speed of win ’26 miles an 11mm, L‘
“The advent of the alrslrlp as a. reg-
dial- passenger carrier is meal: nearer
many persons in this coma-y
" said- Mr. 112515.“: shall her
mess it the coming summer does .
not See a; line of. airship”: madame ,
by an mgl‘lsb firm, between the Uni-o '
thes and the Brim Isles, and i
have no doubt. whetever, that a year . ,
from now, will see regular Weekly 3351;;
“Bytbemothnfinmfilmnffi
disaster from explosions such as m
cked big balloons 15112de by
Cm will! be averted. There ’wfllbn
«ignition of the as by 1nd
lets, W or will: from. used.
zine. law ”be pointed out that
we engine- may placed We the:
outer shell of the MM and that
except for observation purposes, no
car need be carried outside the big!
bag." _
W cast at 12min“
helium mm ten times that a: liar-
,‘Professor Davis balm m
development of Its manufacture will
result in a Bumper product. Benn
will loosed Mmm axe om m
erin tbe 32,7599 900 mm the ’
Navy Department expects to obtain
{rem an English msnutacturer noon.
1‘.
The bulk of the peopled! {be Bflted
States he declared bad the most ab»
'anddetermlnauon of John Bull Great
Britain, he sold, nation a bit
debt, but the same owed this may
a, larger one.
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MORTON LEFT $10,000,000.
Former Vlce-PWN Hum Sub
u Leaves Big Estate“ Children-
WASHINGTON May ans-21: ear
tale estimated at. nominee is dis-
posedotintbewfllotbevil’ Mor—
ton a tormer vice-president or the)
United States when m fihd. in the
Benjamin Hershfield of the B. Hers-
May being new lights of an attractive design will field; 5’- 30“ Tl‘lmking company South;
Nor-walk, stands evoaezated by Coron-
er John .T Phelan or all blame in the
accident on the mowing of April 27
in South Nor—walk, when seven—year-
old Antonio Aplcella. son of Isnlgl
Aplcella. of this place, was killed by a
touring car owucd and driven. byg
Hershfleld. :
RUMMAGE SALE
On‘ the lawn of the So. Nor. 7Con
Church Fri. and Sat. May 28, 29.
opens at ten o’.clock
11$
Thirty-nine new candidates were
given the hunters and warriors’ degree
at the meeting of Uncas Tribe held
last night in the rooms on Wasbmg-
ton street Cockenoe Tribe or Nor.
walk, worked the degree. The on)
other business was to vote the pur-
chase of new uniforms for the base
ball team, after which came refresh»- -
ments. Sachem B. J. Thomas presid.
ed. At the“ meeting next Tuesday
night a degree team composed of all
past sachems will work theIchiefs de
gree.
Fl-EGKLESS DRIVlblG. CASE IN
c R! M IN‘ALECOURT.
M - ,
in the Common Pleas court. crimi-
nal side, the entire day was spent in.
the trial of William J. Barry, of Stamc’
ford, on a charge of operating an auto-
mobile-so as to'endaager life. The
:case was heard yesterday, by, Judge
John J. Wale-hand a jury. Barry ls
alleged to ha‘verdriven recklessly, in
Summer street, in Stamford, Julyds,
1919i and to have endangered the life
of one, Fred Berg, of: that place. The
case was previously tried before a
jury and resulted in a disagreement.
{When court adjourned, last night, the
trial was resumed today. and will
probably take the entire court day.
sues FOB SALARY. ~
, w E: ,. ~ _
Judge‘Fz-ank D. Heine-s and the jury
,in the Superior court were occupied
all day yesterday in the trial of the
action of Warren E. Smith against Os.
a suit to recover salary alleged to be
due, and over which there is a dispute
{Poushkeepsie IN
years
} Charles H. Allen of Loose”.
Sula
f
State had not concluded ltacasc The ‘
. lic by the Census Bureau last
Federal Distxict Court here today, tor
probate. The docwmért m em
June 29 1910, and was modlfled oy
codiclls of March 30 1911; June 4,
;1911. and June 24 191.1». fir. Morton
died recently M13182 near
Y., at the a
Mar tan *Minot of BrockpomV
Bronson Wintmng or New
are named as executors.
3’;
axed they
with the American Security and Trust '
city. will“ act as 1
Company of m3
trustees of the estate
Mm. Martha. Morton Hartpence of
Philadelphia. a sister a: the testator.
{is gLVen a. life annuity of ”HUGO and
like sum of $1.290 annually
paid to Mrs: Caroline Lay, a sisterdn‘ .
is to be
law or Mr. Morton. Allie annuity or
$720 is to be paid to Mr Moston‘s
Mbutler and cash bequests to other ser-
’ ‘vants.
Mr Morton’s personal edema
and furniture. are “to be distributed
among his children. ’
Morton Corcoran Eostis,
son is given
and candlesticks presented to so.
Morton by lesolution of the Senate on
the expiration of his‘ term as vice
president and to his “eldest grana-
son is left the testimonial set Of silv
ver presented by the banking institu»
tions of New York in 1869
The remaining estate is bequeath ,
ed to the trustees, the Snare to ,
held In trust for each of the surviving
daughters, Mrs \\ illlam C Eustls.
a grand~
Morton and one share to be distrib
uted among children of Mrs. Winthrop
Butherford a deceased daughter. _
VALLEY TOWNS INCREASE , - '
IN NEW CENSUS FfGUfifi
u—i—«aJ—u-
Derby Has 11,238 Inhabitants; An-
and ngatuck all registered increas-
years according to figures made” only
night.
Derby is credited with 11. 233 inhab-
cent.; Ansonia, with 12643, an
crease of 2, 491, or 16 4 per cent; Nam
gamek with 10,051,311 increase of
I
”01.96:
Baas...
Y., and
ork cityfi
the silver writing set _'-,
Bits. Helen Morton and Miss Bary '
son-la, 17,643; and “Naugatuok, 15,051. , "
The valley towns of Derby, Ansonia” ‘
es in population during the met tam: C H
f1155mm, an increase of 2,247 or 25 per“:
in:
AME“ BERN
K .
ROBBERY SUSPECT
We 0., My 26 .l-‘Pdice Em ;
were holding a mu: alleged to have ‘
beenthe- m bandit whom "
Mother mom in the 322,008 63.13 .
light holdup b: the Bolts. bank late
last week. The respect. MI %
(mall films my. was arrested:'
late last night in a, Toledo resort and I
placed under heavy guard in the em
ty sail. Belles say he has beef-iden- 3
fined by Mark Cooler, assistant cash-
ie‘r coat)». bah, who was i
am by the bandits when he attexhpt- .
ed to 30mm an alarm. - v
E The Delta. bank robbery was one of
the most sensational ever staged in_
this section. Five men in. n high-i
Em Banehasacoalovenandagzas
' ' or at 2 same time. '
329 or 18.3 per cent.
Atlanta, Ga. is given an officiating
tal or 200,,618 an increase of 45, 77'1”:
296 yer cent -
several years old, most of the trans-
actions having occurred m 1:911 :
had not bee ncomplsted at adjonrn-
aflkeservenan‘klnaSys‘fiemxs
Mfummmhmm
om smw EATS
N—E—W ' *
Shaw bot season is here and you
-_ oughttoboaheadotthegame with
”new: headgear. Bring not the. old
etrm bat—clean it. 159 mm some
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Armory, Friday Night. ’
3 morning that company 1pm om by
‘ ‘ are various dishes, you meldm
You would also went a minds
‘ abme,1thllb when! -
an onrgasoven. Allofyodrmgm be:
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