.
‘19 inmates Grover or East am
i :terfw’ec friends, at their homes,
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flommmfity hall.
. 7 1, ,
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"afternoon, at the church.
in Philadelphia.
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,, ‘Miss 'Carie
street, held a house
“her of guests from
New York at her
man.
The Young
home over
numity ball when
1:1: new president
succeed Thomas
last Thursday evening.
once-company agents.
tfice, together‘with their wives
1319 Washington street
{hey'will spend the day.
we matter of motion
311m in Community Hall.
Jib-aw on the
the draw is opened. and at
"ch lantern on the rope.
ate was broken by
auto agreeing to pay for the
:done.
‘ ROTON POINT
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7
‘9, The "East "lsorwalk Improvement Ate
motion is meeting this afternoon at
The Ladies Aid Society. or the aven-
eill'i .14. Church will meet tomorrow
aloha Shoshan, clerk at the Modern
>GroCery company’s store, Cove aven-
e and First street spent the holiday‘
soerum. or 5 v... Zanatl
party for a nun;
New Jersey and l
the
Men’s Community Club
Will meet tomorrow evening at Oom-
it is expected that
will be elected to
Hort who resigned
I, A. party of Metropolitan Life Insur-
' from the local
and
{amines set sail this morning from
bridge aboard
:flptain -Lovejov’s “ schooner “Estella.
gather” for Northport, L. 1., where
pictures-which
Wee oi the numerous difficulties
incur that motion pictures may be
, Afiifig to the absence. of one of the
fines on the eastern approach to the
Washington street bridge,
the bridge tender is forced to draw
trope across the roadway whenever
night hang
This is
tnot Jcnly inconvenient bu. dangerous
.swell as the rope is hard to see. The
an automobile
gone might last week. the owner of the
V damage
1‘
High tide “'ednesdziy at 3:22 p. m.
The Epworth League .
M. E. church came to the Paint”
Vila}? on board the yacht “Elma.
of Tremont
yester-
The
-—’ one hundred that made the trip en-
- joved the attractions greatly.
The, firework display brought to the
i 7 park thousands last evening.
, display was
‘ printed for the
space
I?
2‘.
an
-~to-furnish parking space
the 081;.
‘The .
ma ”port held their annual
yesterday. There was a
The
excellent and was appro-
‘F‘ourth. The parking
was thronged with cars of all
' mases and the baseball field was used
for many or
L. Bradbury & Co. olignridge-
.muting here
large number
«at them and they patronized the Con-
cessions freely.
B , . , I}£flfi‘3§"8
singing orchestra will
make their second appearance here
home ‘on Crockett street was the
scene of a happy gathering yesterday,
when thirty of their relatives and
frien’ds were entertained at
and supper, which was served on the
spacious lawn.
in various amusements and a fine
time was enjoyed.
ance werez.
Mrs. ' John H. ’Flander’s
mm
difiner
The day was" spent
Mr. and Mrs. Franlz'
Barnes and daughters, Violet and
Charlotte of Stamford, Mrs. Alfred
Goode Of New York, MK and Mrs.
William Gisburne and daughter Lil-
lian of Elmhurst, L. 1.. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bessing of New York, Mrs; G.
Hagkenburg of Philadelphia, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Schmidt and. family of
New Canaan. rMr. and Mrs. G. G.
Shine and daughter Aubrey ot Nor-
walk, Mr. and'Mrs. Delos L’Homme-
dieu of Rowayton. Captain and Mrs.
John S. L’Hommedieu. Mrs. H. Morley
and son _,-Everett , Mrs. H. S. Noum-
burg and son Bernhard, and son Char-
lotte lMinor. .
The adjourned community meeting
will be held tomorrow evening, \X’ed-
inesday, July 7. at the Rowayton the
house. at which time the committee
appointed to see whether the water
rates could be reduced, will make a
report. The committee on street
lighting who were appointed to see
whether better lights could not be
provided for
tions made through the taxes, will
also make a report.
tors and transact other business.
w ’uefeated previously, will be . Mr. and Mrs. H. LeRoy
Wilt up at this afternoon’s meet- and family of New Haven spent the
5 mile East, Norwlak Improve- day wzth Mrs. George Kay of
merit Association. Different plans for Crockett street,
Weren’t management probably will The houseboat Sirona and the:
knockabout White Fox
berth at the Norwalk Yacht club.
the sun to be visible during July. It
is still an evening star, but August.3
wil pass through conjunction
change to the morning sky.
Hundreds of strange autoists slop—
ped on the \Vilson Point road or on
Hickory bluff yesterday to look at the
fleet of thirty govcrnnmnt ships which
aretied up at \l’ilsons point.
Douglass Nash who has been plac-
ing a new cabin on his knockabour.
Flicker placed her in commission on
Saturday and she is now at her mom“
ing in front of the Nor-walk yacht
club. '
Elmer E. Crash is making good
progress on the new residence he is
erecting in Rowayton avenue. Last
Week one of the buildings was moved
from across the street and converted
into a two car garage.
The yacht. Defiance, formerly own-
ed by Dr. Charles B. chlcr and at~
tacked to the Norwalk Yacht club
fleet, which is new yawl rigged
owned in Stamford, was a visitor at
the Norwalk yacht club over the Sab-
bath.
Richard M. Erwin has had his yacht
Sunpee at the Barer Launch works
stalled.
Those in attend—g
Rowaytou‘ and. collec-
—‘Regular meeting Reliance Fire
Co. next Monday night to elect direc-
Crockett
have been
. making a briel‘ sojourn at the Norwalk
Yacht club. * '
George A.'Jonnings‘ auxiliary yacht
Duches is in the weather after having
been fitted out with new garboards
and will soon be at her accustomed
The planet Neptune is too close to
and
and ,
where a new exhaust pipe was in-
Captain Erwin on Saturday
Michigan is causing cloudy and show-2555'-
ery weather in the Central and West-
ern districts. Pleasant weather con-
tinues along the Atlantic coast. Mod-
cratelemperatures prevail in all the
Northern disticts east of the Rocky
Mountains. Temperatues of 100 de-
cecs were reported from Texas and
New Mexico.
LO U IS DUGAN FREED.
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Mrs. Arthur B. Montgomery, of 4
Mrs. L. M. Bosworth. of East Orange,
New York over the Fourth.
Arthur F. Huntington and Irving
Latliam of New York city. spent lhe
Fourth with tho farmer’s parents. Dr.
and Mrs. S. H. Huntington.
Miss Florence Scott, of 22 Stewart
avenue, was a visitor at‘ Concy Island,
New York yesterday.
Louis Dugan, arrested on Saturday
night on the charge of the theft of $15
from the person of Stanley Taylor. of
Lucilow street. entertained her sister.
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Colonial paint stands theten'ific heat, cold. moistureand
driving sand of the coast. It isan absolutely honest paint of
the highest possible grade. Ask for booklets, write or call.
Use Colonial Painter; Your House;
HUBBELL & STAPLES, NOBWALK.
iA‘LBERT D- MORGAN, SO UTH NORWALK
“90"“ m ‘ 7 , Mar .er ‘ f * : a , , z :7 . .7 q 4:1 ”93' m .
. ; gm a, ten'” amel‘i‘m' 333W. m . they spent W. , I Electric Cofiee Grinder
; ‘31:“? ”#5 n.7Haroid, themagemocn. On the-trip to New , 7 - , , , lMotorcyclc
V, :t P55321331? T$i%:?:l gackleyeywho geagaed at ‘1th £13. MAKES FEET FEEL F‘NE! 1 1914 Touring BOdy for Ford
_ $033 «'1 fire tl' hit}! in the St. 0f hlS parents 0‘99? night. "E‘ ' 3333”” maggzlfitflgmfl‘lp , i 1 R. C. 111- 3139th .
" Lamrnce and the Adicndacks. ' ‘ * 3,1“, tenant-mm.‘"ins-law"«lion-“earni 1 Grey a Davis Sclfstarter
, _ - r ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley, Jr., v “Wmmflfmt your too: Lara Tension Ma 11 t .
. I miss. , 2 g e on with
» fl Vilniaim ullloeller. son of Mrs. Car. in; thgérflgnn slight thefgirllrill; agathel , . Coil
. . e i . oe er of Wash on street. ’. ‘ o e ‘ r. "3“ Mrs. o no e-V'" '
‘ enjoying a short “03%,, in Song; Six, of Franklin avenue, Norwaik. GasolineoTanks, Eff-)0 83110133
Norwalk and is being greeted by many __ " RrESbo-hght and Air Tanks
. ~ , ' friends. Mr. oeller‘ is a member of AF'ER FREN‘B‘H ;. lVew and Second-hand Ford
' \ 1 Sn the police force in eDnver, Colorado. . TOBACCO. MONO: ‘3va Radiators
”’9‘ 7 ‘ £ng Pfifoaay‘ Jailbsrfwlm Wane” mane-s ram' Mmm‘ a nonwahn ’nanm'ro
’ ‘ ,, Mrs. Emma Svec, who recent] , rr. ere. , at -' mer can " , or: - , R RE-
“Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is genu~ divorced from John 15va and 33:. Elm“ $013390" interests and a .El‘G‘UPé mmfmte‘wmnéafifg 3.0ng PAIRING co
ine Aspirin proved safe by millions Dhen Kovack of Snowden avenue, l0: Eumpea“ bankers were negotiating: . - Jars-11c; ”Wk-l, 9““ m “’9”- ' '
and precribed by physicians Met Were married at the Hungarian lite-1mr the ,purchase of, the Frenciz'gov- M9419! ‘ ions-in éfiilulfiw.» by 26 Main 312., NOTWfl-k, Conn-
twenty years. Accept only an un‘ fortified church on Saturday night at 7 emmems “mace" ”WWW 5"" $409"? '1' 1 95‘
broken “Bayer packages” which con-‘O'CIOCR by the Rev. Gabriel Dokus. 03’000- Acmrdmg ‘0 the ' Elwood & Glover. e ' '
talus proper 7 directions to relieve ' --—- T110139 '1' Whelan, James 3' Duke and Norwa’lk 1301“: Shop
Headache. Toothache. ‘Earache. New.» MTS~ Rosa ”Miller, of Brooklyn, N. Y-, 11 0:219:19 ' Ryan are inter ‘33th in the W . , ' -: ___4_——
raglfa, Rheumatism, Colds and ‘Painuand Mrs. Anna G. Evans of Attle‘boro. egg in 0113' 122. 381111181011 3t. ~ ~~ “ ....
Handy tin boxes oi! 12 tablets cost Mass. the New England Deputy of the _ fie m°§gp°ly Yields an annual 42 Wall St. , ,
few cents. Drugsista also sell larger Independent Order of Stt. Luke, were I“) t 01 3 .000.090. . , . l
"Bayer packages.” . Aspirin is trade the Fourth of July guests of Mrs. Bob-i ’ . . 3 .
mark Bayer Manniacture Monoaceti- ert Patterson of Raymond street. . ~
cacldester at Salicylicaid. A... ,- .
--———— gaming," MJSMJoseDh *Ncwbauer of, ‘ Sell your old can to the Bridge
l ‘ an ‘. I‘. and Mrs. Carnavi‘e , - .
Weather Forecast 0f So‘und Beach were visitors yesther- ‘1 ’0” Auto “'1‘me 00., 1315‘
35.”; 813th: gonna of Patrolman and for”: Ave. between Oak and
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly - an ration, Haviland street. 'W. S 3!" e
cloudy tonight: Wednesday. showers;l Ch 1 ' - ~ 1 Pk tn 111g port, Conn,
gentle to moderate southerly Wigds"pa.id a; Slog} 1:311), of Philadglpnia. ‘ . “033111111115536-2. .Second;
A trough of low pressure exten 1113 0 8 parents in urritt m .
from Kansas northeastward to Upperc‘henm! over the 4th and returned to- an" m tires to fit 8133
New Canaan. was discharged this
morning in the City court, by Judge!
Yosburgh. because of lack of evidence;
to hold him. Taylor admitted that hei .
hadn't the slightest idea whether or:
not Dugan took his pocketbook on
Saturday night. and in spite of (heel
testimony of Dugan‘s brother-in—law..__
Ernest Price, that he had seen him
lake the pockelbook, Dugan was dis-
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charged. there being no corroborative :
evidence. Dugan also insisted that he 00
was innocent. lie was represented by .:
Attorney William A. Griffin. 3'
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brought to the hospital yesterday suf— 00
fering from a lacerated and burned :
left hand the result of the premature ...
explosion of a toy cannon. containing 00
in addition to the powder some shot.
lt-is believed the hand will be saved.
Dr. Burden icin attendance.
-'.l'he. .Best Salesman—A Want Ad.
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— 30mg??? The largest number; of 6:3,: towed the launch from Manresa insti- : Q-
-r sers {113: seasongare expecte 9° lute to the Barker works in order that 0:.
out ' evemn . .‘t m b ' haulc .
Captain Mills did a rushing ’husl' ’ a-y e o‘er ‘1 ' . ,a of
I mess yesterday, and all the tn?“ around ' ’ ‘ v;
the lighthouyze were crowded. T , . ‘ . _ z
., The roller coaster, the carousai and . . * , , 7 .30
3327‘ , astle of Mirth were patronized . —— 7 .3.
' heavily‘ve‘sterdaY- 1" I ‘ ~- ' I
r Speidel’s“8.piece orchestra will in!“ ‘ ' ' ‘ ’ never 1” 5 ...
wish the music {or the Norwalk Tire . . the original color ‘9
“Baseball Club's dance tomorrow even- . , . 1‘ .
. .. , ~ . and newness 0! °‘
" . 72g. ‘ JlM-‘mv DUBLIV Jul ' 6—P0 B n d' t 's ' .1
Saint John’s Lutheran church of ‘ ’ -‘ ‘ De .9 e ‘9 ‘ gal-511mg 0.0‘
’ .../J. it ill come here tomorrow most desirous that lrcl‘ands national 7 W: 3
fl .. 33151031? th: steamer Sirius. ' rights should be recognized, said ‘ , use superior shoe .‘.
- - Cardinal Logue, Primate of Ireland -, . ..
, , W at Armagh Cathedral. yesterday. He Wm , 3 .
,7 7 " added, however. that the Irish peo- Brown.ony,wmu—m 9:. -
A. 7 ‘, . pie need never expect to regnerate ‘mmwlmufllmflu 09 " T
. the country by crime or bloodshed, ‘, wru‘""°’°°”°'“' W0
. . . . andthat the pope was most anxious Wfilfiemore’s hmfifl tho .. '
“A!“ W , that l,ltl€*YG“tibStilill from anything con- i ‘3b1gpointaof luau. 0:0
' I : '7 rary 0, (id's law.” *-. _.
. , - f Twaee tEmlsand dock workers struck Monty 3.31:1;‘3122 .3‘
, or we ours here yesterday. The); . ..
LONDON, July -6.———The Prince of marched to the Chg-Hall, where they aaxeepa shoes .3, "
7‘ Wales emergd unscratched' and smil-
ing through the
turned car when
ed yesterday, says a
window of an over-
.his train was wreck-
dispatch from
Perth. Australia, to the London Times. 13,-;ng
The accident occurred near Bridge _ .
town, W’est Australia. The princes [ODAY IN SWATLLWSTREET
parlor car and one adjoining,
were last in
; dragged for ‘two
7 over-fumed. Soon
hundred yards,
which
in etrain wer detailed,
and
after climbing from
’95 , the wreck, the prince was joking and
goodnaturcdly chatting the
lian Premier
accompanying him. _
5-;.1iy a crowd that witnessed his
[smatic escape. ,
i
a'
West Au-
and ..othcr oiiicials
He was ‘ cheered
dra-
periods insthe past fortnight. Inde
> 1 to 4 points. Featuring included
Crucible, Vanadium and Replodge
signeda memorial asking the release
of Jns. Lax-kin, head of the Transport
Workers’ Union, who now is serving
a‘sentence in the New York Stale
WALL STREET, Noon—The mar-
ket broadened and strengthened dur-
ing the morning. the turnoverlfor the
first hours exceeding that of similar
pendent steels, motor specialltlesand
tobaccos recorded extreme gains of
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ARE; superman.
haveinstalled this woman
tor in their homes.
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’3‘ they have given us the
- ’09 their experience with it.
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These same two million women have
helped to make the Hoosier a better
kitchen cabinet. For twenty-one years
Literally thousands of. suggestions im
provemcnts have been ofiered by Hoes
Million Women Have
Voted , for the HOOSIER
' Two million lmerican women have
recognized Hoosier superiority and
tried by us.
emancipa—
inet constriction“ has been actually
The. best are now embodied in the
Hoosier. The We matter'how al-
use.
benefit of
luring they army have seemed on pa-
per—failed under the test of actual
.There is no place in the Hoosier for
anything that does not actually lessen
.the time a woman must spend in her
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/ ' mitteed to the commission .a report’o‘n
lllllfll llllfll
7 Manama, July sens-intact Em.
{ginger Joseph
gPuhlicrUtiiities Commission, has lub-
'the flames of the' collision betweenu
manger train and an automobile
" truck at a railroad crossing in ’ .Say-g
Sl
brook, June 1, which resulted in the
death of Mrs. Clarence Grangcrf and
Anita? to five others. In the opinion
of-Mr. Wa‘dhams, Dwight Merrill, .drlv-
It-.,ia..recom:nended that the crossing
berrgtfo‘rded standard flagging grater:
floniriand that it be selected for early
induction. , . , —
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Darin Bloman "has received
word
, were the only standard issues to show
P. Wadhams; of "the“
Stromberg Carburetor, II. 8. Rubber
and several allied specialties. _ Rails :
no appreciable change. Call loans
opened at 9 perecent. Arrival of ad-
ditional gold from Europe eflected no.
change in rates on London.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. {in—Call ,
money rates fell back to 8 per cent.
at midday, but trading sidekened,
though without impairment 0: prices
despite profit taking. Rails developed
moderate strength under. lead of
Reading, Southern Railway ..prefen
ed and Texas and Pacific, which aver-
aged one point gains. ' . A
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Thorstufly. of optometry ls a most
interesting one. By the use of an,
ophthaimascope 'we look into the in;
« towel-«Mith‘e‘eye. 'We can tell if any
with: cloud the games orthe cry-
stalline lens. We can measure the
amountof astigmatism in the eye.
Wecan find your exact range of vis-
lon-withotherm and, from our de- ’
ductlonc furnish-you with the proper
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To Stop Coughing, Sneezing, swam.
ing. - .
Mnseasonable spring weather left a
number of couphs and colds. ,Now “rflc‘mw'leme‘
canes the time or hay fever and as—‘ ‘
(hm: and more persons than ever will
be aauphing, sneezing and'r‘vgllcezixlz.
T
Neionder there is a-tmmenflonsne- , ,,
maul-for Foley’s Honey and Tar, that
reliable family remedy for. ml . .
and”, hay lever, asthmaand ,croul). .
healsiand soothes: that anemone '
reeling flnvthétlhrow ‘
" diamakes‘breatmhs
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* LawnAwninstorch Fin-nitrite. '
5191' users. All of them have been tried
, out ~inxactna1 use‘
that every suggestion that has ever
been made concerning kitchen cal»
kitchen—and lighten her work while
. there. -
It IS safe to say Visit our store-4% in front of a
Hoesier Cabinet—and let us' explain
. its many advantages to you.
Conchflmlmoclrs. {1931312 to $7539
. We-Snecialize in Fm'mshmz Homes Complete.
on. cool: ems—New rel-fec-
non Blue Flame: Red Star and the
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Suits at cost this week at
the——
Mill Outlet Store
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Dorlon House
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All’kinds of SeaFood q
Steaks, Chops and
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