CITY
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since then all efforts to locate him
have been futile. Please Join in the
search and bring back the sunshine-in-
to the life of one who will never know
the real Joys of boyhood.
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' At a meeting to be held tonight.-
Court Narruk. No. 58.
A
action toward the purchase of a per-'
mancnt home for the organization.
Notices to this effect have been sent
to every member of the court. That
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permanent home
known. It is understood. however. that
the court has an option on a desirable
building. suitably located. and that a.
\ote to purchase this building will be»
taken tonight.
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the R. 5:. G. Corset factory. where she
is employed. Miss Nellie Duffy. of 31
“Washington street.
noon fractured
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tnl. where the arm was attended to
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mm and Sdrocco Thuq‘mle wflc Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie led themes been entertainins her aunt.
. ' the new . Mrs. . . .
fumed "m {nommg at 8130 001°C? The committee of the East Nor-walk truck will 1520‘:ke:°nplsc‘t:lg:d:f. the "”9" and “'9 "3'de °‘ “W malt- Katherine Mayor 0: Seattle. Wear The and new i rt d t the
in St. Josephs church by the Ru. Improvement association. appointed o s o ' y or. The Rev. 'Clii'ford iiutchings read ington. Mrs. Mayer left yesterday to death of the lifttl: 3:00;er M.”
Joseph Dmcy' o o o to make repairs on the cemetery. "3- All members of the Rowayton Fire the first lenon- 311° Ch“? I‘ll}. visit relatives in New York and '
-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly'. ports up to date 8105 received In department are requested to meet at "The Magnificat in A. :1 fifigz-gcv" thglsielphimd After visitinng the . . .
on easy weekly payments. Store open subscription! in reply to the mini the fire headquarter. u“. "flung at second lesson was ream. Methodist t‘ ‘1: $8210 places she w return ‘
evenings until 9 p. in. letters sent out let week for dona-_7 o'clock by order of Acting Chief Edward Belden of o t c est. \
o o o tlons. \V’ork has already been start-2.13"", smu_ At this time a demon- chilling. lf‘iOL‘Wiitijll 331°C "9:2"ng
.' w 5 ermcn are lnn- ed on the repairs of the burn. stration of the new motor fire truck M e "m" m n ' ' 'l D 0 '
blasts: Rizbrizllx‘eg‘whyork state r:Sun- xrounds and will continue as long as will be given. Then came the Creed. 1:. cfyefigfis amen BA
day in quest of lake buss. vl‘hc law there are funds. It is tiered‘zitths s o o ‘33:] 5;:ye;nt;¥ fiivéhMace (at; .Lom.
has oes off June. 16 in the nci h- members of the comm co o The Rowayton Civic Association will 3' 13' ' ‘
ggringss‘fate. In Connecticut. if.” hearty response will be made within hold its ”my“ meeting at tho Row. B. Howell of Si. I’auls. Norwalk. de- tbs; ;::llld:§8n gummgegeg‘y The B": Battery Station is at your
cannot be caught until July 1. the next week. ayton Hose house next Monday eve- “"ered‘u‘e greeting. T!“ choir-Gang car driven b'Isaac Rosenileld oru1‘25 ”1"“. Will! “DJ-041838 equipment.
0 o o ‘ '. .‘ hing. Tax Commissioner Thomas C another hymn. and after that The Main street Bridge rt.nnd wncd in right prices. best 0f service and Ill
Rev. Ernest F. Mcflrcgor. pastor of The last business meeting for the Bulcom will be the speaker of m. 3‘... Right Rev. Chauncy B. Brewster. his wife Sophie bapcoked intooa Buick Sites of Willard Batteries. Radio A
the Norwalk Congregational Church. summer months. of the Golden Rulelning i),l)_. Bishop of Connecticut. preached coupe owned b; Mrs. S. C. Meade 6! and Radio 8 Willard Rubber Threaded
is in Orange. N. J. today where. he Circle. was held at the home of its 0 s o a sermon. \Vhllo aims for the vIQP‘O Tcken'eke The accident happened in Batteries are here. (a West avenue.
will doliwr nn nddrcss at thn com- president. Mrs. L. B. Smith‘ of East The Ever- Ready Society of the were being taken the choir renderedqmm of .R. M Smith's store The Phone 938.—Adv.
menccmcnt exercises to be held at the ave. yesterday afternoon. Regular Daricn Methodist Episcopal Chuth Gounod's “Sorrows" and “Solemn To'Mende car was parked in front.of the
Cnrtcrest academy. routine business was .taken up. will be entertained tomorrow evening Drum" by George I. Tompkins. Then store and the driver. Richard Aban-
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recent visitors at the Dominican Con-
vc
guests of Miss Crotty's sister.
Mary Consolata.
ported to the police last evening that
he
be
an
—Doll Dresses for 10c each. also a'l
kinds of doll repairing.
3.
Chief of Police “'illiam Pennington
is
du
charge of affairs during the Chief's
absence.
In connection with the prayer son,
vice to be held tonight at the Norwnlkl
M.
will be held. The conference will be
conducted by Rev. W. H. Kidd. D. D.
—Hsrris 5: Guns. That's all.
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many guests who are expected to an.
rive there next week for the summer
vacation.
A complaint about boys creating a
disturbance at Jefferson and School
ptrcets was made to the uptown police
last night.
—To have that parlor suit uphol-
stered. call up Bergstrom Shop. new I.
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be
his college class.
Routine matters were acted upon at
n meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent
: association of the First Congregational
church held yesterday. .
Vincent O'Brien visited in Bridgev
'port yesterday.
is a beautiful collie and the pat of
Ernest. s shut-in who resides at 83
Washington street. Laddls was sent to
him by his sister from Texas and since
his arrival has been the one bright
spot in the drab life of this little crip-
ple. So if you see a beautiful
with twp Norwalk and one Texas ii-
csnse. bring him to Ernest and dry
his tears. Laddic disappeared Monday
Preparations are now being made
Attorney John '1‘. Dwyer has re-
turned from Washington D. C. where
Lsddio has not been found. Lsddis
i
collie
all since then all efforts to find him
Foresters of
merica. will probably take definite
intended to obtain a
ourt Natruk
was not generally
—-Harris & Cans. That's all.
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Falling down a flight of stairs at mg
yesterday after.
the left arm. She
as removed to the Norwalk hos i-
port
Tracey.
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Miss Mary Renzulli of 99 Ely ave-
r. ‘V‘illlam J.
~Spccials for this week: Rooster.
c. lh.: springs. 25c. lh.: fowl. 35c.
squabs 90c. pnlr. South Norwalk
ve Poultry Market. Phone 2835.
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Mrs. Catherine Dowues and Miss
ice (“retry of tho Heston store \verc Ey.
nt in Yonkers. where they were the
Sister
rcgu
Mrs. Gaynor of 92 East avenue re-
r maid had lost yesterday a pockt-t
ok containing a large sum of money
d a diamond ring.
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Dell Shop. 7 ‘
3. Ave. Phone 390.
enjoying a day's vacation from his
ties. Sergeant Frank Raymond is in ”-
E. church. a. quarterly conference ' mer.
Keyser's Island to receive the
O. F. bldg.
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has been attending a reunion of Seavi
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hiding places will be discovered.
-—Harris a; (Balls.
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friends.
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George Clark
motored to Bridgeport yesterday.
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yesterday.
East Norwalk
Mrs. L Shilopsky has returned to
her home on Broad street from Mont-
icello. N. Y. when.
passing the last few
$22.1.
George Basin of .ra-zrfleid street has
given .0 Henry A llrmlcin the con-
tract for the installation of an Inter-
national guaranteed one-pipe heater.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Megan- and Mr.
and Mrs. John Johnson
morning on a motor trip to Old Or-
chard. Me.
Patrolman Boc‘isch found near the
Hanford building on North Main street
a. small express cart which is now at
police headquarters.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Slawson of
Myrtle avenue are spending the day in
New York city.
Leon Fish. of Arch St. has returned
to his home for the summer vacatiorl.
lie is a stuudcnt at Yale.
—-Camilla Gift. Shoppe. d8 Wall St.
this week only. 33 1- 3 per cent.
on every article. .
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Miss Catherine McGuire of Bridge-
port spcnt yesterday in town visit-
of Hamilton
Sam Sallick was a visitor in Bridge-
lar meeting
terdny afternoon.
meeting for the summer months.
ill! eting.
in Beach.
6W IVCDUC.
I “A Nose for Valuables”
A burglar has a “nose for valuables.” It is solders
that anything escapes him when he comes to call at
your home. He knows where to look and all favorite
Residents of the Blur Iln bench sec-
ti'-n are lu-gil-nulg to wonder if they
are going to flaxe the lunch needed
gus service this summer.
cf the scarcity of labor. v:c k on the
laying of the [as main s m
ing
'1‘“ \V’omen's Foreign Missionary
society of the Advent church held I
in the church yes-
Thls was the last
b
Troop b of the Boys Scouts received
five new candidates at their last reg-
All of the candidates
me preparing to take their exslninao
tlr-ns fur the rank of tevdcrfoot.
The house weer-lily purchased by
Mrs Minnie Kinsey from
Lune lat Mandi:
Wm. Hulbert and family of New
York city have taken up their “si-
deuce in the home of J. \Valiace Marv
vin of Marvin Ridge
for the
Elton I. Harris and family have
moved from Betta place to their new
ly purchased home on Marion ave..
Marv
Lillian Wright who has been
fined to her- home on Van andt St.
for all of the past months is rapidly
recovering.
Prenrations are now being madd
for the new large gasoline tank which '
is soon to be laid at the rear of Haf-
ncr's cigarstorc on Liberty Square.
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Last night was ladies' night in‘o
East Avenue Methodist church. mun?
women were present and they on-
Joyed various games.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Josolovsky of
were visitors
Stamford yesterday.
Margaret Gaston of Edlic ave. who
has been confhed to her homo tor the
‘pnst two weeks is rapidly improving.
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Mrs. Minnie Murphy of Cove ave.
has returned from a. visit with rain.-
tives in New York city.
You can thwart these unwelcome visitbsc lm. keep-
ing your valuables in our modern Safe Deposit Vault.
‘ The price of an individual box is
; tics—u s your.
the
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pduofpcom,_
..
ins been
left
new All
(in account,
Sarah E.
beach. is completed
and 'lhc flirl'llllle is being rnrvcd into
of East Avenue
this evening.
The home
this
with’ relatives in Georgetown.
There will
this evening.
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Hugh Joscloff of New Haven.
nue today.-
RowaytOn
P. M. Needles.
E. L. Stevens.
of!
Clark of Pcnnoyer street.
Commissioner
and
convention of the Connecticut
Hall. walk on Tuesday.
7 o 'clock.
of Mrs. William M.
mend street.
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“10‘“ in Pennoyer
Sunapeo Lake.
street.
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Miss Emma Cushmun.
Place. spent yesterday
city.
HARTFORD. Junne 1 4.—The
Princeton university
igsr'l . has insured' its
sum-
th.» hiring of bands. of expense
“i“ be a tota. loss it rain makes
c-‘ssl'y.
Monroe Half Dollars
con-
The new .‘ifonroc half dollar
made its appearance in
that any one wanting
have to pay the same.
The m’r’ogiirlsi- weekly prayor meeting
Methodist
church. will be bold in the church
being built on C Van
Zandt street. for George 8. Borbely.
is rapidly approaching completion. -;
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Win. .7. Gamble is constructing for
Albertson Boers a home on the corner
of East avenue. and» Raymond terrace
p‘ o 0
Mrs. AlbertJWarnock of Winfield
street. returned yesterday from s. \isii
be a regular weekly
prayer meeting in the Advent church
visitor with relatives on Seaview ave.
of McKinley Place.
of Rowayton avenue. E.
W. Godfrey of Rowaytou. avenue. J.
H. Plsnder of Crockett street. 0. J.
Joseph R. Taylor of
Pennoyer street. attended the annual
Chief's Association. held in South Nor--
The first real test of the new fire
pumper will be made this evening at
All the firemen in the town
[are asked to meet at the Fire -Housc.
P. M. Needles. chief of the Rowayton
Fire Department will probably drive
by Miss Regina “’illisms. at the home
lngles in Ray-
Firc Commissioner and Mrs. Joseph
R. Taylor have returned to their home
after a visit to
in the Adirondacks.
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of Logan
in New York
, Princeton Alumni Day
Insured Against Rain
Hart-
ford Flre Insurance company has in-
sured the alumni day festivities at
this Saturday
against rain. a new field in insurance
Until this year. although college ath-
letic events had been insured against
the weather. commonest-ileum h‘ifl not
been covered. The University of Mich-
entire com.
mencement against rain and Prince-
ton has insured its alumnni reunions.
The insurance will belmburso the col-
leges .for the expense of decorations
other details of the celebrations whir b
hull ng of thy exercises indoors a ne-
Here; Cost One Dollar
this city.
Spencer Adams. treasurer of the South
Nor-walk Trust company stated this
morning that the bank had received
ten of them and that it was necessary
to pay one dollar apiece for them and
them would
Founders Day Celebrated in Christ Church-4300!: Com-
mittee of Library Plan! to Aid Bays and Girls »
in Selection—Gum’s to library.
Flows: 00.. Mrs. W. B. Eager. Miss
Elisabeth Carlton. A gift of a mount.
edeKOwssprcsentedbyIraA.
gO. Powers;
Founder-mmy'was celebrated in an
unusually beautiful service in Christ
church last evening. The original
founders of the. church wire. Jabs:
Adults. Aaron Ambler. Taylor Hurl-
butt. Gould; Jenn. Phiio W. Janet. ,
David Lord. ”Andrew C. Nash. Dan-
iel Nash. Charles Nash. Dennis Nash.
Edward H. Nash. George Nash. Keel-
er Nash. William Nash. Lewis Pal.-
rick. Lewis Raymond. Beth A. Stars.
Joseph Wood and Obadiah Wright. 0
The church was nilcd to its capacity-1‘0 Williams has just returned
The prosrsm was In 10110“: mitt-Olin. Boston. He made the trip by
there was "Cantilcno Relisense" by mg, “in“ last. Saturday on the
Du Bois. by the choir. Darius the Whip Lexington. After spending
singing. a procession tiled up the several days in Boston. he returned
aisle to the altar. The procession was by motor car. Mr. Williams reports
led by an acolyte. bearing the cross. .’ most enjoyable trip.
On either side of the cross bearer was .
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Charles Ulrich is entertaining out-
of-town friends.
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l The mcmbcrs of the Universal
church of Bridgeport. will picnic at
Compo beach on Saturday. June 28;
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Fire a junior acolyte. each bearing s can- The Compo Life Guards m ar- :1; regents? m&:::da$ong;-;§ar;l::;l
(”8' Directly ‘behind "m acolytos mm another “Wu“h'" to N 3“" through the summer. beginning this
were u” vcstrymen “"1 wardens. en in AW While the plans nrc Saturday at. 2 p. rm. June the sixth-
Fire Then‘cams the visiting scolytes.‘
headed by the cross bearer of St.
Paul‘s of Norwalk. and on either lid-s
one’ of the Christ church junior acol-
ytes bearing candies. then the rector
and visiting clergymen. and at the
end of the procession was Bishop
Brewster and an attendant. The
choir then sang "Processional." The
not yet complete. they expect to give
the "splash" in the Regent theatre in
Nomllr. there being no suitable
stage in Weapon. After the next
meeting of the Guards more com~
piste details will be given the pub-
lie.
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Mrs. Emma Miller of Spicer road.
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mm yams: of New Yer-kin
city has moved to the Gyger place on
Old King'- 111ng for the summer.
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Mrs. Innis Chipk of New York City
is occuwlns the R. D. Lyon’s place on
Old. King's .Highway.
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Mrs. Ronald D. Lyons of Old King’s
Highway is spending a. few days in
Atlantic City.
John Farrell has leased the Noroton
Place at Tokcnekc for the summer
months.
J. W. Saunders of the Post Road is
spending a few days in Columbus.
Ohio.‘
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Eugene Willmott of Railroad avenue
has purchased an Overland touring
car.
. Wilton
The Garden club met Monday after-
noon in the Library. Mrs. Frederick
Gotthoid Presided.
several other ladies spoke,
speaker of the afternoon. Miss Car-
penter. gave an address on our native
flowers. most of which are found in
Wilton. Mrs Harden afterward enter-
tained the members at her home.
Mrs. Chopin
The Women's Guild plan to open
teenth. There will be on sale foods
of different kinds. aprons. etc. After-
noon tca will be served.
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For-en fires must have raged in
vicinity Tuesday night judging from
the haze and smell
rise in temperature Wednesday morn-
in:
of smoke. and
and
The
the
the collects and benediction. Reces- droth. Jr.. was in the building. The
IlOfll-l by the ”‘0‘" ““1 the "‘“mli’h' left mudguard on the Buick was bent
ai much The 001011!" “'9“ "a badly. Constable Harry Palmer in.
Alice Smith Godiilot. Mrs. Percy Ar». vestigstsd the accident. but no arrests
derson and Merritt Tompkins- Th1 were made.
choir consisted of :5 well trained
voices. All the music was under the
direction of George I. Tompkins.
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George Bennett has returned from
‘collcgc. to his home on. Old King's
highway, where he will spend the
Boys sud girls Who "I!“ "19 "b' summer.
rary. often “under aimlessly about
looking at many books and. unless
the librarians have time to assist
them in s. choice. they frequently go
My whh poor selections. The Book
committee of the Westport Public
library is co-operating with the
schools in arranging a list of sulfa—
blo books. These books will be
placed'apart from the books for
adults. The Book committee will
also organise 6. reading club. mem-
bers of which will be entitled to wear
Roger Bell. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Bell. who is a student at. Yale
University. has returned to his home
an Brupoct antenna for the summer.
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h. and Mrs. Stanton of New York
chhsvc rented the Faircbild resi-
dence en the Post. Road for the surn-
four.
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Mr. and Mrs. Disney of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. have returned to their summeri
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EBarthol, D. c.
CHIROPRACTOR -
44 South Main Street
South Nor-walk. Conn.
HONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY
Dtolland “30min”
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
a club button. and to receive a cor. hon-o on Mansfield arcane. a to 8 P. M.
tincatc by the reading of ten books 0 o o i P 1
from the list. The members will be Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Macy of New
given a notebook in which to keep:York have returned to their summer
ti account of the books they read. borne in Tokenekc. . ‘
M‘smbershiv .fscs éwill be five cents. 0 0 o ' IOIIOY loaned
The club will be organised by July Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Campbell of New 0.
1st. The librarians will be glad to You: city have moved to their summer .W BM
{or explain particulars to anyone wishing ham- in Tokeneke.‘ . mm"
the to Join the Club 0 0 Howard Willmoit or Railroad ' “MMTL
A pewter ladle. an heirloom of the 0’01““ has purchased a new Chevrolet
Jesup family. has been presented to car.
the Westport Public library by 31.
Louise Hyde. a. direct descendant of
Dr. Ebenem Jesup of Greens Farms.
who in 1764 married Eleanor Ano'
draws. daughter of John Andrews.
one of the seven firm settlers. of
Greens Farms. Their children' were
Major Ebonessr Jesup andAretc Jean
up, who in 1790 married Deacon. Jo-
seph Hydd. Gifts of books during the
month of May were from Mrs. A; W.
Mack. Mrs. P. E. Lewis. Clare St.
John Moore. Mm Graham Woodruil.
Miss Georgiana Taylor. Miss Waiters.
Flowers were received from “in
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THURSDAY, JUNE);
Mrs. e“Groom's Richards. lily:-
Th . . .
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Library association will
l[glargxy Monday. J
MP- and Mrs Ab .
part of the house he; g?
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