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savings Bank
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the corner of Railroad avenue and
Clay street, has closed down {or a
“9915, during which time a gas bollel
will he installed and lnventonr will
be made.
. «blends & Guns. My All.
3 The Rough ~.Hat Company on
thlechani‘c street, second district, has
closed for a Week. Valle the annual
imentory is being taken, and inspeo
'tlon of the boiler made.
Comm Beach popular with 'many
people as :1 thawing resort, will. open
for the season next‘Monday. The town
of \\ astport owns and controls the
beach and its bathing lactating. hut
William A. Nash of South Norwallc is
again the lessee of the place.
% ———C¢aps, Straw ‘I-lats. O’Brien.
1 The Nth-walk Colored 'Athletiemltb
will play
0m] New York tomorrow afternoon
On Hominy afternoon at I o’di‘ock the
bus will leava 23 Day street for Bridge-
port. where the Norwalks will play the
{Lum Stars on Seaside Park. ,
—Knock-na gow Special man» dram:
" tic feature. All Irish cast seems made
in lxeland Re ent Theatre Sunday
evening" and 9. _
Dentists 01 Norwalk Dan'bnm
Haven and Waterbury will participate
in a field day outing at Dorlon’s Point,
Nm‘walk. J one 17.- Dr. Ham H. HeL
fez-an. of Nowalk, is chairman at the
committee in. charge of the W
meals for the em
—-Da.nclng Sat. Night's Rm Pout
Park. . ,
Extra cars were put on; this more
. lag; between Norwalh and. Stamford
_ with the car stopping at Roma Point.
This is. the first time this year/that
way of Baton Point. Extra cars will
also be put on at the busy times Slur
xlay and Monday, and probably will
run on a ten-minute headway.
The Norwalk division «of the Con~
:11 new line that runs on Sunday mom—
ings until anther notice. The ear will
leave the city at 6:40 andarriye at
Roton Point at 7:10 leaving that
tag back in *Norwalk at 7: 40 giving
the people time enough to be early
for church The company has mn~thia
line every year for some time. staff
in: late in May orearly in. June and
running it until the fbeach residents
start to leave. ,
—-Harris all: Galas. That's All.
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the Black Rats on Lenox'
Bridgeport, Stamford, Greenwich. New‘
lxe cars have gone to Stamford byt
nectlcut trolley company has Opened * .
place almost immediately and arriv- '
Moose, and another from the Lock-
wood Manufacturing £10mmay.'l’ho
Mlvbeareys were Fred Banter, Est
nest Mailhan, Alson Smith, George
Sheldon Byron Mead a’nd Clarence
Brush Edward Garrit was flower
bearer. latex-meat. was in Riverside
Cemetery. under the direction of
Frederiek H. Gammg.
Miss Alma, a! Brooklyn.
N. .Ytis visiting her aunt, .Mrs. Y. J.
Benellsha, at Reed street.
Edward Ainley, of West Avenuesis
visiting today, in New York.
*Mrs. James Golden. Dr. and Mrs.
Frank J. ‘Kelley and Frederick Fennel}
went to Springfield this morning by
alto where they will spend Memorial
:7.
er. Mr. and, Mrs. Louis Hartman and
Miss Edith Goodchild are making a
three days’ auto-trip over the Mohawk
Trail
the Batten newsdealer, is in a New
York Hospital, where she underee’et
"St. John and Ksyser. contractor.
have the frame “prior Joseph Davis
street; also the six mm bungalow for
master Flatt Cove avenue.
Donald. Raymond of Strawberry Hill,
East Norwalk is under a 825 band in
Bridgeport {or an accident which oc-
curred there early this morning He
was drivigg one at Barman 8: Stein-
berg's big trucks through State street
when he ran too close to the curb
and collided with one of the poles sup-
porting the “white way" lights.
pole was broken off. Raymond was
placed under arrest. but allowed to
depart after ___depositinsz . $25 bond,
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in Hartford Place. m. 925.
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Mrs. George Valle. wits of Mr. Vane,
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as comfortable-as could beexoected. , ,
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