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CITY
Judge George H. Voeburgh is in
Mrs. John Von Agnew of East ave-
New York City today on business one is visiting indict Swings. Va.
0 O C O 0
Morris Barrie of Taylor avenue. is James and. Jack Austin of Couch
confined to m. home with lung... street are home for the summer from
‘ s s e Bunield school. Suffield. 001111.
Y --Barris Gena. 'I'Mt's all. . e e e
‘ e e e Tonight at a. meeting of the Nor-
‘ Mrs Jesse Schoolhouse of Spring '"lk Aerie. N04 583. F. O. E‘officers
funeral of, her mother.
I O 0
Judge Nehemiah Candee is in New
Haven today attending a session of the
Supreme Court.
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The Epworth League of the Nor-
walk M. E. church will hold an en-
tertainment tonight at the church.
0 O 0
Mrs. L. Warnecr. will entertain the
ladies of St. Peter's Evangelical Lu-
street. is In Bridgeport today. at the
for the ensuing year will be installed
by Deputy Jameston. staff. of Bridge-
Port.
0 .~ 0
'——To soothe the, rough spots after
shaving use our bay rum. Get a
bottle today 'at Mead's Drug store.
0 O O
A roast beef supper will be served
tomorrow night proceeding the regu-
lar meeting of Wanoma Council. De-
gree of Pocahontas. A social evening
will be enjoyed. '
O
theran church tomorrow afternoon at
The regular monthly business and 'Tomlineon Brothers of Conn-a1 ave-
missionary meeting of the Women's nus. blew Haven. Afterlason’e Ford
Guild of Christ Episcopal church will sedan hit the truck. it kept on goir'
be held at the rectory of the church and smashed through the bridge rail.
on East avenue tomorrow after- ing. and crushed the front end of the
noon. car. The case was settled between
e e e thetwome'nand'no arrests ,were
made. '
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alter Foster of South Norwalk‘
a visitor in Darlen yesterday. 1
C 0 U '
The Bropby Laundry on Seavtew
avenue has stopped taking collections
for this week and next week, due to
the fact that they are looking for
othernuarters. as the building they
are occupying is to be torn down to
make way for improvements on the
Seaview avenue park.
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The Rev. T. M. Stone of Readsville.
Pa... was the week-end guest of his
brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and
Mrs. E. Shaifner .on Rowan street.
William Stone. his father. who makes
his home here with his daughter. Mrs.
Shanner accompanied. his son to
Pennsylvania, where he .will spend
1". :1. Poor has returned from a
business trip through the South.
0 e o ,
Welter Sachs of Meals prepar-
ing to launch his yacht "Kentuck."
She will probably be anchored at the
Norwaik Yacht club on Saturday.
a e ,s .
D. S. Starring and family of Toke-
neke are spending a few days in
North Stamford.
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riagesendt‘welvedeaths.
O .‘O
Sunday in" New
daughters. Miss Janet and Miss Sarah
Crawford. '
home on Treadweil ‘WfllIC.
church was held Monday afternoon
at the rectory.
been discontinued until after the sum-
mer. when,work will be renewed with
increased interest.
0
day in Bridgeport today.
0 O O -
Saturday in New York in celebration
Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford spent
Maiden With their
e we ,.‘_ ,
Mrs. Sanford Barnes is ill at her
0 O .
Thelast meeting of the-4 Christ
The meetings have
e e
Mrs. Alberta Jennings event the
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scofield spent
(nus ““°“”°’°°"‘“’°“
. ‘ . toe on executive
* . : , . \ pointments are
‘ not reported
, 7 iinal adjournm
7 _ _ today.
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The ”Vernor d
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eXllected to
and conr
Out of mg“?
eclined to a
is being sought today as a bandit and
murderous in one of the most extens-
ive police hunts on record in Chi-
cage.
t She shot and killed Richard C.
Tesmer. prominent and wealthyxinsur-
ance man after directing a male ac-
complies in a hold-up of Tesmer and
his wife outside the garage at their
home last night.
After firing the shot. the girl
snapped commands to her companion.
leaped into. Tesmor’s automobile and
will serve with Dairy 3
missioner Holt. Health
Osborn. Commissioner
Animals W'hlttlesey
Heaiy of the stat
ture.
Attorney General Hea
J. Minor of Bristol. sec
Connecticut Dairymen'
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tion board. Regen... mm.
. the board Charles ”M:
Directsfiold-np and Shoots whose behalf he hflrfi‘cffimm
Prominent Clficago Man "mthm Marsh .1“
the prime movers in the 0;:
88 Pal Searches Wife. which resulted in m; =3...
‘ ' ‘ shake-up in the board, I? ' '
CHICAGO, Julie C.—-A dainty girl. Landon and Treat were a
who might easily pass for a popular as "two electors of the smvepm
debutante scarcely out of her teens. Smell in the production 03 ,_. "
required by the organizatmn: £33.“.
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were legislated off thc Mara-550%
her home in Cannondale.
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-—Bsrris & Gabe. That's All
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Members of the local police depart-
ment have been
first aid demonstration at the State
Amory on June 7.
e e e
Tomorrow afternon the work of the
students will be on public exhibition
in the following schools: Center.
Fitch. Cranbury. Lincoln. Rowayton
and Washington.
A complaint was received at police
headquarters last evening about auto-
mobiles driving up Clay street with
their mufflers open.
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The People's Chorus held a rehear-
sal last night at the Norwalk High
school. Artists who are to take part
in the concert to be held in the near
future were present and went through
with the chorus.
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—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
B. R. Ave. Phone 390.
O O O
The Women's Guild of Trinity
church met last night and d‘Cldi‘d in
hold a lawn fete at the churcn Thurs-
day afternoon. June 21.
O 0 0
--Helen Nattenberg's Beauty Parlor
8! Flex Hill near West avenue. The
last word in modern appliances.
equipment and methods. Phone 992-4.
0 O O
The local police received a tele-
phone call from residents of Day
street last evening stating that boys in
the section were causing a disturb-
ance. The police investigated the mat-
ter. but no arrests were made.
0 O C
John Rlsko reported to the police
last evening that he had backed his
car into another car on Courtland
street. The matter was settled be-
tween the owners of the cars. as the
damage was slight.
O O 0
—Harris I: Gone. That's all.
0 O 0
Gilbert Hastings of the First dis-
trict. formerly with C. E. Slauson. of
Stamford. has taken a position with
Morris Epstein a Go. of that city.
0 O 0
Norwalk has one case of typhoid
fever and Darien one case of measles.
during the past week. according to
the weekly morbidity report of the
State Department of Health. received
today.
A regular meeting of the South
Norwalk Boat Club will be held this
evening at the club quarters on “'n-
ter street. All members are asked to
be in attendance at this meeting if
posalble, as considerable business is
to be transacted.
O O O
—-Eyee examined and glasses tlt-
ted. R. A. Benedict. jeweler.
O O O
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Mrs. Robert Joaelovsky, Mrs. Archie
Terrie. Mrs. Samuel Roodner. Mrs.
David Bernstein and Mrs. Henry Har-
fie are visitors today in Stamford.
where they are attending a card party
on the lawn of the home of Mrs. Ab-
raham Spelke. given for the benefit
of the Hebrew Temple in that city.
O O 0
Mrs. L. Bussing of Cross street.
Norwalk. has taken a position with
' Morris Epstein it 00.. of Stamford.
A play and dance recital will be
given at the Garden Theatre of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Hyde Cole. Sasqua Road
on Monday evening June 18th. The
affair will start at 9 o'clock (D. T.)
and will be given for the benefit of
the Girl Scouts’ Camp.
. O 0 O
Reuben T. Booth of Osborne ave-
nue and Miss Dot-otthy Elizabeth
Payne. were married this morning at
8:80 o’clock at the rectory of St. Jo-
seph’s church. by the Rev. Dennis
Hurley. The couple were attended
by George D. Cooper and Miss Evelyn
invited to attenda
A successful supper was held last
night by the Broad River Community
club in the Broad River chapel. About
seventy members of the club and their
famwilies attended the ‘supper which
was well served. About 816 was'net-
ted o nthe affair. Only rountine mat-
ters came up at the'bueinees meeting
'followed the supper.
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some time.
-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly’e
on easy .weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.. .
. *3 ‘e e e
Norwalk will be well represented at
Many committees reported at the
June 'meeting of the East Norwalk
Improvement Association held yes-
terday afternoon at Communny Hall.
Van ,Zandt street. It was announced
that the card party scheduled to be
held on Friday the 8th. would have
to be postponed because of the illness
of the chairman of the committee in
charge. The Entertainment Committee
reported a profit of $107. from the re-
cent concert. The Bazaar Committee
of their sixth wedding anniversary.
0 O O
,Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rust have
moved from Springdale to their cot-
tage on Brookside avenue. -
O O 0
One new case of measles is reported
for Darien during the past week. ac.
cording to the morbidity report of the
state department of health.
0 O O .
George Dickson of 14 Raymond
street. South Norwalk. was fined ‘10
and costs in the town court on Mon-
day evening for operating a public
service vehicle without a license.
0 O O
. J. P. Bradley hes rented the Bar-
ris place on King street for the sum-
mer.
O O 0
During last Sundays' electric storm
the chimney of the house of Mrs. Ruf-
us Wakeman was struck by lightning.
partly destroying it. and burning out
the telephone connections.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Clark of New York.
have rented one,of Mrs. Evane' cot-
tages at Compo Beach for the sum-
mer.
the annualbconvention of the U. S.
\V. V. and auxiliaries to be held in
New London on June 15. At a meet-
ing of McKinley Auxiliary. held last
night more than a dozen members
announced they intended to attend
the convention. A convention fund
was planned. Refreshments were
served after the meeting.
0 O 0
condition. The Library committee re-
reported plans for a rumage sale to
be held at the Hanford Block. Second
District. on June‘ l5th and 16th. A
collection will be taken on June 14th.
the stations to be announced later.
The Cemetery Improvement Commit-
tee reported “ letters sent out. and
also that they were at work on plans
for putting the cemetery into better
The home of Ole Olsen on Smith’s
Island was struck by-lightnlng dur-
ing the storm on Monday evening.
Thegchimney was knocked off and a
hole burnt in the floor of the kitchen.
No one was injured.
0 O O
The St. Luke‘s summer colony will
hold a garden sale and tea for the
morrow at the home of Mrs. D.
Bradley on Wright street.
0 O O
York. has rented
cottage of Mrs Alfred W. Holley. Mrs.
O O 0
Current Events cub will meet to-
8.
Mrs. Kathleen Gamble~ of New
the Compo Beach
money. the girl
handed over.
Mrs. Tesmer in an attempt to force
her wedding ring from her finger.
Tesmer moved. and without a word
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drove away as calmly as if she were pa J
embarking on a moonlight ride with Purchase of the Ram...
her “”0““ beau. . poration by the Lee Tire
Two hours later the machine. aban- Corporation m 0.18....”
doned. was found near the scene. have been {Mfr W 1:5
Tesmer was returning home with is been ‘ eed . i}. x" 5.0;“
his wife after a short visit with his b3]! 9 ° ’3 I“? ’5
sister. Just when he started to back
his automobile into the garage the
girl and man stepped out from the
shadows and commanded the couple
at the points of pistols. to put their
hands up and get out of the car.
Her companion stood silently by as
the girl searched both captives.
The purses of Mr. and Mrs. Tes-
mer yielded only a small amount of
demanded jewelry
but scorned the watch which Tesmer
CONSHOHOCKEX,
for
companies. it “as learned
SPECIAL
MEN’S
As the male bandit struggled with Drawers
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This Week
Balbriggan Shirts and
ported that the library had been open
nine days last month. and that the
weekly story hour was held. One
whole day was spent in nccessicning
and mending books. The visiting com-
mittee made calls on 45 people during
the month and sent flowers to three
people. The Gorunds Committee re-
ported considerable work done and
that a wire fence would be erected in
the near future about the grounds
The Membership Committee reported
five new members. It was voted to
purchase a piano for use in the hall.
and plans were announced for a strewn
berry festival and sale of children's
summer clothing to be held during
this month. Mrs. F. G. Brown is chair-
man of the committee that has this in
charge and will announce the date of
the sale and fos’val later on.
Rowayton
Mrs. Wallersteln of Raymond street
has had another bungalow built for
her. S. Bodycott and Co.. local con-
tractors. dld the work.
s e e
The work of the pupils of Roweyton
schools will be on public exhibition at
the school tomorrow afternoon, and a
cordial invitation is extended to all
parents and friends to come in and
Those who will attend the conven-
tion are: Mr. and Mrs. M. Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Coleman. Mrs. E. Burkedai.
Mrs. Howard Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs.
\V. Comstock. Mrs. Oscar Anderson.
Mrs. Charles Guarnieri. Mrs. J. Ber-
hcrick. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keene
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milne.
0 O O
The case of the South Norwaik
Trust company. executors of the es-
tate of the late Sarah McClure.
against Paul A. Degener and wife of
Wilton. is scheduled for a trial by
Jury before Judge Isaac Wolfe in the
Superior court today. Damages of
815,000 are claimed as the result of
the death of Miss McClure in an
automobile accident in Wilton some
time ago. when she was struck by an
automobile driven by Miss Degener.
Martin Melamed of Spring street.
returned to his studies at the High
school yesterday. after a l‘ng illness
at his home. .
East N orwalk
Mrs. Ernest Reynolds is confined to
her home by illness.
0 O O
Workmcn are rapidly completing
the laying of the gas main and water
pipe along Gregory Boulevard. flow It- .
e e e s O 0
Mrs. E. 5. Bowen of St. John street, Benjamin X. Albrecht and son.
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Benjamin. Jr.. of Raymond street.
were visitors in New Haven on Mon:
day and attended the Eastern League
game between the Hartford and New
Haven team. which was played at
“'elss field.
Harry Reynolds of Deep River.
0 O 0
Albert Kasko of Fourth strcct re-
cently purchased a new touring
Cfil‘.
O O O
A special meeting of the Rowayton
Hose Company. No. 1. will be held in
the hose company quarters this eve-
ning at 8:00 o‘clock to receive a com-
mittee from the Reliance hose com-
pany and take the necessary action on
any proposal from said committee.
The Reliance company will make a
gift of the host cart. hose. nozzles.
O O 0
Mrs. Eben Scribner. Jr.. and cnil-
drcn of Darien are visiting with friends
and relatives in East Norwaik.
O O 0
The garage being built at the front
of the home of Mrs. Stansland. Sea-
view avenue. is nearing completion.
0 O 0
Miss Helen Lowndes
of Seaview
day
avenue. was ill at her h e . _ etc. It is especially fiting. as'to
mrday. om 3" will be the first day Rowaytons new
e s e truck h'as been in the Rowayton ilre
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Epstein of house.
Stamford were visitors with friends
on Seaview avenue last evening.
' O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William Baker of
East Norwaik are entertaining rela-
tives from out of town for a few days
at their home here.
e e e
Work is again going forward uu‘e
rapidly on the C d: K factory job. the
strike of the workers there having
been satisfactorily settled.
Darien
Smash Up at White Bridge
—Ford Sedan Hits Truck
—Couple Return.
John Mason of Bailey avenue. Da-
rien. smashed into a Mack truck at
the White Bridge on Monday evening.
O O O
The regular m o n t h ly
busi- about 9:45. The truck was owned by
ness meeting and social of the Friend-
ship Bible Class of the East Avenue
M. E. chmch Wm M held at the w
church on Friday evening of this
week.
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Two Classes of
People in
Due to the extreme heat both Mon-
day and yesterday a number of people
donned bathing suits and went in
for a swim off Calf Pasture. It was
found that the water was still quite
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South N orwalk'
The Savers and the Hon-
Savers. The Severe are
sacrificing now. perhaps,
,the Non-Savers are going
no... in their happy“
luck? my. outline ev-
ery cent they earn. It,
does not take much of a
’prophstounmw
5'of persons will'be in the
more comfortable circum-
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benefit of the new rectory fund of
St. Luke's church. Noroton. on Sat-
urday. June 16th. from 2:30 to 6:00
p. m.. at "Le Nid." the residence of
Mrs. A. W. Haddock in Tokeneke.
The officers of the St. Luke’s summer
colony are Mrs. Thomas McCarty. pre-
sident: Mrs. Henry P. Sonntag. vice.
president: Mrs. Ira A. Kip. second
vice~president; Mrs. A. 'W. Haddock.
secretary and Mrs. Charles L. Hot!-
man. treasurer.
Weetport
‘Ward Starbuck to Go on
Cruise to Mediterranean
—Old Deed Filed.
Ward Starbuck. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Starbuck. spent the day in West-
port yesterday with his parents. He
left last evening for New York. and
is sailing for a three~monthe’ cruise
in the Mediterranean on the steamship
Steam Traveler.
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Holley will return to Danbury.
. O 0
Mrs. Lembert Moulthrope of South
Norwalk. spent yesterday at Compo
Beach_ and amisted with the Girl
Scout food sale. The card games and
food sale combined netted the girls
311:. -
O O 0
Mrs. John Adams Theyer spent yes~
terday in New York.
O O O
Mrs. Lawrence Massanovich and
Mrs. Florence Dove entertained a
number of friends at tea yesterday at
their recently purchased tea house in
honor of Mrs. Alice Merchand.
O O O
Allan Henderson has resigned the
position of principal of the Staples
High school and his place will be
taken by Horace w. Beach of Wood-
side. N. J. in. Beach is a graduate
of Mansfield. Pa. Normal school and
Columbia Univerdty. as has had ex-
perience as a grammar school princi-
ml and has taught one year in high.
0 O O
Einar Anderson. amistant secretary
of the Westport Bank and Trust Co..
is to be married Saturday to Miss Iso-
bel Tate. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William M. Tate of East l’orwalk.
After a wedding trip through the
Berkshires the young couple will re-
side in the Hubbell house on East
Church street.
0 O 0
Joseph Quinlan and Mrs. Quinlan
spent the week-end in town.
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The teachers of Staples High
school enjoyed a picnic at Compo
beach yesterday.
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On Saturday morning a deed dated
Oct. 18th. 1851. was filed in the town
clerk's office. Henry Jennings of
Westport. sold to Peter R. Jennings.
also of Westport. one and one-half
.“roods” of land in Greene Farms par-
ish. Foreomereasonthedeedwas
never filed. Recently a search was
made for it in the dies of the town
clerk’s office.-but it could not be lo-
cated. The deed was made out on
old writing paper and the term rood
was used instead of the present day
term. rod. John W. Taylor was town
clerk at the time the deed was
drawn up. The name of Alva Gray.
county surveyor. was also on the
deed.
Mrs. Horace Paine was a visitor in
New York yesterday.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Bernstein have rent-
ed Mre. Baerr place on King street
for the summer.
George J. Green of Evergreen ave?
one. left for Washington. D. (3.. yes.
terday. to attend the Shrinere' con-
‘vention.
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O O 0
Yesterday the Board of Selector
were in session in the Selectmen'e
room in the Town hall. to pay the
town's monthly bills.
0 0 0
Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Lorense of New
York and their son. spent the week.:
end with Mr. and Mrs. William Krauee
of Lincoln street. Dr. Lorenzo is the
brother of Mrs. Krause.
C O O
The women's auxiliary of Trinity
church held a silver tea this after-
noon at the home of Mrs. D .w. Sea-
ver. '
AlargeandOompleoedaeos-unentof
sums-snares
manthebeestweeveeandcolore:
ahogutmhdics’andchildrm’snn-
derwearet
E. K. BANKS’
O O O
A; U. Smith is able to be. out again,
after an attack or nlcuriey.
- e e. e
, Vital statistics for
-March shows
the month of
six births. four mer-
‘OfiCourse' You Can Own
Your Own Home
By Regular.
Persistent Saving
‘n'e lurprlsing to see your
savings grow with the inter-
est .1" pay compounded
3 for 81.00
the girl bandit swung her
around and firedone shot.
dead. . .
Mrs. Tesmer' hysterically feel over
pistol
He fell
her husband’s body as the bandit
p“, med 3'”. Black and Cordovan
The. Tesmers' daughter. Clara. a
Northwestern University senior. who
was in the house alone at the time.
heard the shot and reached the door
to see her mother collapse. About
ten dollars was obtained by the rob-
bers. ‘
Templeton Names Men
for State Milk Board
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Templeton sent to the senate yester-
day appointments of Representative
Albert-B. Landon of Salisbury and
[former Senator Charles R. Treat of
Orange to be the 'dirt farmer" mem-
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