The Young Men’s community Club
. will hold a meeting tomorrow evening
. Community Hall. ‘
'atMrs. William Craig and Mrs. W11:
liam Ayrault are spending the day am.
evenng in Bridgeport.
Mrs. H. D. Ayres of Flushing, L. 1..
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
S. W. Osborn oi Osborn avenue.
A number of Third “lard Repu‘liv
cans have made arrangements to at‘
tend a dinner at Rotor: Point park on
Thursday night, .
Edward Moriarity. of Kei’ser Place,
has taken a position with the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Rail~
road as a painter.
The. next meeting of the Mayflowa
Hook & Ladder company will be held
at the company's headquarters on
Van Zandt street on Monday evening,
July 12.
A royal time will he given the mem-
bers of the Hope l—lose company who
House, tomorrow evening.
MrS. Mills has moved from Cottage
street to East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Monzenvios, o f the
Dorian Point. colony. have gone to
their New York home for a couple of
weeks and will return to East Norwalk
later in the season.
M. P. Urine. the East Washington
street hardware merchant. a n d the
East Side's strongest booster for the
Friends of Irish Freedom. has gone
to New York city today.
The Flat Fish A. C. and the May?
flower B. B. Club will meet in a series
ofi seven games for the championship
of East Norwalk, the first game to be
staged on the Wicke lot on Sunday
morning, July 4th.
S. W’. Velser will have charge of; . ‘
the mid-week service at the AGYentitheir plans perfected for the his ratei
Christian church, during the absence Iflcation dinner_ at Rotor) Poxnt. oni
t stor Rev. Frank Long, who 15 Thursday evening. it is expected _ ‘
0f he pa itliere Will he :1 dek‘gafion n“mbering were marrmd in Atlanta. 611., last
attending the convention of the Loyal
x : ietv ‘11 Auburn Maine {seventydive in attendance from, T)a“- _ ‘ . § ‘
Workers. 50“ . 1 ’ ,Eien. Senator Charles E, Williamson,m‘y- ’lhey Will conic to)orwa.x on
tomorrow, Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Edward E. Mead, formerly oi'will he the chairman.
Danbury, now of East Norwalk, is.
Charles Nash. 61 Pleasant
Danbury.
Mrs. R. Davis, of Newark, Ohio, who
leaves this morning for Boston. Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. Wilson were class~
mates in training at the Rochester.
General Hospital and had not visited:
each other since graduating.
Ernest Peterson, of Second streetl
has recovered from the effects of an;
accident on Osborn avenue and Van:
Zandt street. when he was run inlo
pAsxo-eéLLus.‘ ,
Miss Bertha Bellus. daughter of
Alexander Bellus, of 59 Lexington avo—
nue, and John Pasko, of 13 Laura
street, were united in marriage at the
Hungarian Reformed church, at 2
o‘clock. yesterday afternoon, Rev. Ga~
biiel Dohus performing the ceremony.
The attendants were Miss Margaret
Bellus, sister of the bride, and Miclr
groom. A reception was held at the
.hcmo of the bride’s father, after which
jthe couple left for a short wedding
. ,.,. . ' . T o tleir ‘t rn they w't
‘%aye.r Tablets 0f Aspirin 1? gen-3géfiie tligirnhorlne atli‘SuLa-ura street H
u'ine Aspirin proved safe by millions: “ '
and prescribed by physicians for overt
twenty yearS. Accept, only_ an un—.
91)??an Bayer doackaees ?:lc};e]feofc in this vicinity. and for a lung puiod
talus . Propel ”ecmm . keeper of the harbor lights, is spend-
Headache, Toothache, Eat-ache, lNeu- ing a few days in South Norwalk' and
ralgia, Rheumatism, cows {and gain‘ucncwing old acquaintances. ’Cap—
Handy “11 boxes Of 12 tablets COS: lain Lassen is now located in New
few cents. Drnggists also_sel‘l larger1LOl‘ldOD. but has been spending the
"Bayer paCkages.” ASlH-“m ‘5 U'l‘w‘mEWinter in the South. He came here to
mark Bayer Manufacure Monocetica‘xonmm his belongings from the old
cidester of Salicyllacacld. Tred house at Calf PastureBeac-h. the.
iproperty having recently been sold.
DARIEIV I Mr. and Mrs. James E. Elle of Arch
lstreet left yesterday for New Haven,
{where Mrs. E113 will visit While Mr.
Mills attends as a Winchester dealer :1
afour-day convention of the National
{Association of ‘l’inchester clubs, the
a , lfirst annual meeting of the associa.
ernoon 3‘» 0 001001“ ition. They will return to Norwalk
Captain Frank Lassen. some years
ago one of the best known watcrmen
Anne 3., daughter of the late James
and Elizabeth Nichols, died, Sunday.
Funeral services were held from her
late residence Leroy avenue, this aft-
st wedding anniversary of Mr. , ‘
an'lli‘hglgi. George Gregory of NorotcngThursday evening.
Heights was celebrated recently. The;
three sons of the couple, Judge Henry
YV. Gregory, Dr. W’illiam ll. 'Ggefio‘riy
. esor ', together Wll t l , r , _
:3gillgsgv'g; L'prgscnt at the celebra- m§00 {03‘ {Wane-ans. are greeting-sold
- friends in Naiwalh pl‘lOl' to a {rip to
tion. _ _ . Chicago where they intend‘ resiamg
The Repubht‘an committee hate in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. George. Fish. former
Hill. who have resided in San Fran.
Air. and Mrs. Charles -Verlin who
Saturday, are sojourning in New Y-ork
:the Fourth in their Hanson touring
The action of the Board of Estimate ' Car i‘mdQWiTl find pleasure in meeting.
. 7 . . .' ~ last evennthe bridegroom's 110315 of friends.
i 9 me of he? cousn] ;and Taxation of, lNorwalk, ,
visiting at h ho street: ins, will be welcome news to the pea-l
:ple of Darien. inasmuch as the newt Mrs. J. B. Juvenal, formerly of
§State road recently built by this town, Cllce‘lmlt Hill. ”llell'llO at present is
has been “Sm-“g her friend Mrs (\ .is to be extended from the White “Vina on VVallack's Point, Stamford.
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N. Wilson, of 13 Osborn avenue;
Bridge. in Rowayton ,lo connect with “sails f0l" Europe 0!}. Tuesday morning
the “'ilson Point, road. This will give Ynext, July 6.
ia trunk line along the shore and will
fdivert a lot. of travel from the Poet Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ncw‘oauer of
road. Southpnrt spent the week~end with
Mrs. Newlgauer’s parents. I’atl‘olgnan
“If. Imi)is,- s- 9
ROTON POI dado S‘r‘mmrank llatton of i i m
. _ J , )lr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis. and
High tide tomorrow at 11.:i4 a. nl.,f:ixiilly of Scavlcw avenue returned
while riding: his motorcycle by JWV- and 11:48 13. in. llasr evening from a week-end trrp to
Bancroft. of 33 France street, first}
district. about a week ago. In the Bridgeport, and the First Congrega- ‘
, accident the motorcycle ridden by Mngtional Church of Stanlford’ held their “w
Peterson was badly damaged, ‘liut “annual oufifig licre yestgmflx The rd. ..
United church Sunday school OiiBelChC‘l'iOan.11:155.
. George F. Shepard entertain~
her class in St, Thomas‘ Sunday
has zheen repaired and again 1“ use.,trip, by ‘30”! Chm'CheS “'33 made by school; in l‘ianbury, over the weekend
tspecial trolleys and private cars. The at the Rllt‘lfl‘ o’l: , . ,
children and their parchts enjoyed ' ‘ I “j v i me M Bell island.
ROWA YTON 'the attractions of the Point, but the Stephen (‘lll‘ford of the Norwalk
{ones in which they indulged in neurot-
gly were the Castle of Mirth, the mer-
iry-go-round. and the roller coaster. cation
EThe excursionists ate their lunches in ‘
ltlle grove. The return to their re-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood. of
Rowayion, art- cclebarting their twen‘
ty-third wedding anniversary today. 1
Captain Johnl-‘arrell and party re-
turned Saturday afternoon from aé
brief cruise to New London, where-
they witnessed the YalevHarvard row-
ing races.
ROW’AYTON
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Ladies’ Aid Society will he
held in the chapel, tomorrow after-i
noon, at 3 oclock. All members atriumn hold a dance on ‘Wednesday even- of it est avenue.
ing, July 7, at the dancing pavilion
for the benefit of the club.
requested to be present. ,
Captain Charles Wells and his:
firew commenced work today rebuild-—
lag the dock of Captain Andrew}
'Mllls,’which was practically wrecked:
by the storm of last winter.
William Blandy Gaywood of Yew
:Yo’rk city, who is Well known and
‘well liked in this section ‘is recovermg
slowly from an operation, Mr. Gay-
wod was operated on by Dr. Fawcett
at the‘ No’rw‘allt hospital for a fissure.
Judge Gregory of the - Probate court
has admitted the will of the late Cap-
tain William 1. Stevens. Captain Ste-
vens was president or the Steven‘s
Oyster company of this city, which
has large oyster holdings in the Nor-
‘walks as well as in Long Island
Sound.
,The. Connecticut Company has corn-
} plet‘ed the work of replacing several
bridges in this vicinity. The most
extensive operation. was at the “Col-
onel’s bridge. separating the toms of
Norwalk and Darien. The job took"
several weeks, owing to the necessity
of having" cars run as usual and
keeping up with the schedule. It is‘
expected that nov": that the work has
been completed, cars will» run under
twenty minutes headway hereafter.
gspectlve cities was made before five
o‘clock.
gnish music for life dancing at the
idancing pavilion this evening. This
w, . .is the second visit of Murray's this
jseason and a large crowd is: expected
to tum out as this orchestra has a
,large following in this city.
church of XevgflYork are enjoying an
outing hole. The excursionists came
on board the steamer Sirius.
sociation will visit Roton tomorrow . .
on its annual outing. The assoc-2a 531111191 Fitch of Union avenue is in
tion will come on the steamer“ New York city today on business.
,Slrlus. '
DELAWARE'S POPULATION 223,003,
ulation of the State of Delaware was
of 20,681, or 10.2 per cent.
ty, 1391., including \Vilmington. is 148,-
Walla, lVaslr, 15,503; decrease 3,861,
Tire & Rubber Company's sales de~
nartmem is enjoying a two week's v9»
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pinkler. of Meir
York, spent the xvcelxrnd with Mr.
Murray's singing orchestra will for and Mrs' J' Joseph Evaneski.
Mrs. Hiram Oliver. of Agawam,
Mass. is a guest. at. the home of Dr.
and Mrs. S. H. Huntington.
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Miss Rita Dally, of Plainfield. N. .71,
The Norwafit’ Tire baseball .club' is he guest or Miss Florence Lynes,
Judge Vl'illiam F. Tammany was 3
Today the Saint Trinittates E L. visitor in Bridgeport yesterday on he}
’ ‘ ' ' gal business.
Attorney John 1; (Tuner) was in Wat
The New Earl; Retail Grocers‘ As. erbury yesterday on legal business.
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VVASHlNGTON. June 28,-Jl‘he pop-
announced today as 223.003. increase
The population of Newcastle coum
239, an increase of 25,051, or 20.3 per'
cent.
Oklahoma. City, Okla, 91.258. in;
crease 27.053. or 42.1 per cent. Walla
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