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VLnifihitfina
'While responding to an alarm in
:me‘ny Square last evening the en-
gine in the hose cart of the Mdyflower
nook. and Ladder company broke
down. When the firemen reached the
box they found that there was no fire
but that some woman thought she
smelled smoke and turned in the
alarm. The motor truck is being re-
paired today.
0 0
Douglas Fowler \Voman' s Relief
Corps. No. 15. held its regular meet-
evening at P. 0. S. of A.
Hall. Plans ha\e been made by the
members to celebrate their 40th am
nivcrsary by entertaining Douglas
Fowler Post at Roton Point. July :8.
William Osterbanks. Mrs. Chirsy
Olmsteml Mrs. Elizabeth Ham. Mrs.
Martinez and daughter. Irene, \irs.
Allen and George Mitchell start to-
morrow morning for the Mohawk
Trail. They will be gone several
vs.
(in. e e e
—-Scc the hrmd embroidered pon~
gee cont, just received from China. at
Camilla. Gift Shoppe.
' O 0 O
1-: dw ard Carr was fined sev on dollars
and costs by Judge Vosburgh in the
downtown cit) court this morning on
the charge of being intoxicated. Carr
was placed under arrest yesterday at-
ternoon by Patrolman Stratton on
\Vnshington strsot.
e 0
After the field meet a dinner will
he served at the Springdaie church
and this will be followed by an after
dinner speech by Dr. Millard H. RO-
hinson of New lork city.
0 C C
—Harris J: Gans. That's all.
e e e
A gnrrien ice for members of the
First i ongiegational church was held
3tstcrdnv afternoon at the parsonage
of thc church. Many members at-
lemivtl. ~
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry \‘i‘. Earl and
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Frizzcll of East
annur' entertained 30 friends at din-
)lf‘i‘ inst night in honor of the birth-
days of Mr. Earl and Mr. Friszell.
0 O 0
——Eyes examined and glasses nt-
ted. It. A. Benedict. jeweler.
. C 0
At. the office of Light. Dunbar &
Quinlan :1 \vurruntce uccd was given
by .lo-nniv- S. \\'illi:uns of Bridgeport
to 11:. J. Van Scan for a. house and
lot. on llnyvicw avenue.
e e e
-—Siraws and Panamas at O'Brien‘s.
O O O
Rudolph Kuhlmnn reported to the
police lust evening that he had some
trouble with n deck hand on an oyster
boat. and asked the police to warn
the, man to kecp away from him.
O O O
.inmcs Donnelly has as his guests
‘tmlny Eugene Fontalne. George Kelly
and .l’. J. Davin of the Victor Talking
Machine company of New York.
O O 0
—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
0 O .
Morris Gnttlleh, llaviland street.
has returned to his home from Har-
vard law school and will spend the
summer tutoring.
e e e
-—Straws and Panama- at O'Brien'a
O O 0
Al l‘lntt. formerly manager of the
Chesir‘r (‘luthcs Shop, Bridgeport. has
accepted a position as manager of the
Copyright clothing store.
0 O 0
Miss Bessie Anderson of Osslning.
N. Y.. is: spcnrlinlf a few weeks with
Mrs. Louis Sheldon. “Woodward ave-
nue.
O O O
-—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Dell Shop. 1
8. R. Ave. Phone :90.
O I 0
Mrs. Berta Richards and her fath-
er, George \Vilkinson. have gone to
Springfield. Mass., where they will re-
main until after the fourth.
O O O
Fricnds of Mrs. K. A. Day of Flax
Hill road. mother of Miss K. A. Pol-
hemus. will be sorry to hear that she
is ill at her home.
a O O
Martholew Lane of Liggett's drug
store is enjoying a two weeks' vaca~
tion.
e e e 1
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gandrup. who
were recently married. are spending
their honeymoon in Springfield.
0 O 0
Mrs. J. I. Ambler of the J. I. Mal-
lette store is spending a few weeks at
Lake Minnewaski. N. Y.
O O 0
BUSINESS NOTICE
Rummage sale Saturday and next
week. Some good clothes and other
articles in rear of 106 Main street.
Norwalk. L. B. Hall.
1.
'Tt'"‘<‘ ‘ . ._
i
'hnme of Mrs. c. A. Hauaohildt.
‘ BUILDING BY P
Haveyoueverwatohedworhusncectingabufldbgt
laohhashisownjob,yetallworkbyadefiniteplsh.
Yourdollsnsrewerkmenreedytoobeyyourorddl.»
Areyou “.mubufldmmeihing‘big'foeyour-i
self? humouumwm'wpm-dou
Past State President William. J.
Powell of Norwalk Aerie is this after-
noon attending the annual state con-
vention of anemia: in Torrington.
Tonight there will be a meeting of
state omcers with the convention
opening at 10 o 'eloek tomorrow morn-
111‘- . O C ;
-—Harris&Gans. nap-.11.
o e e
Under the auspices of the Ladies’
Benevolent AaeociatiOn. a delightful
garden tea. was held yesterday after-
noon at the parsonage of the First
Congregational church in East avenue.
The garden party was largely attend-
ed. Mrs. Edgar taper. president of
the asociation served punch while Mrs.
P. J. Curtis.. past president.- served
cold tea. . . .
i
-—Helen Nattenberg's. Beauty Par-
lor. as Flax Hill near West avenue.
The last word in modern applianw,
equipment and methods. Phone 992-4.
0 0 e
Representatives of the Norwalk.
East Norwalk. Rowayton and South
Nor-walk M. E. churches held a meet-
ing at the latter church last night and
made arrangements for a union Sun.
day-school picnic to be held at Roton
Point on July 39. Rev. Earl Schaeb
ner was appointed a committee to ar.
range a program of athletic events
between members of the four Sunday
schools.
0 O O ‘
—-Wea re the sole agents for the
famous Imperial Troy Trade Made
(shirt). Rialto Cloth:l Shop.
0 0
Work has been resumed on the
construction of the new building for
the Norwalk Radiator company at 62
Main street. Th e work was delayed
for a short time because of labor
shortage.
The fifty-car garage which is bo-
ing erected in the rear of Helfant's
service station in Main street. is near-
ing completion. The garage will be
finished by the first of July.
0 0 O
The state quarterly of the Catholic
Daughters of America will be held at
Hallowe‘en park. Stamford. Saturday.
June 28. The park may be reached
by way of the Shippan Point trolley.
O O 0
Local fruit dealers report that the
intense heat of the past two days will
affect the strawberry crop. A scarci-
ty of the berry is expected during the
next week.
. .
e e e
-—Harris & Cans. That's
0 e e
Nat Greenberg of Scribner avenue
has resigned his position with the
Palace clothes shop to become man-
ager of Avrlck's store.
0 0 O
A lawn supper will be given at the
13
Maple street. Saturday evening. for
the benefit of the Masonic hospital in
Wallingford.
All
The final summer social session of
the People's Chorus which was to have
been held Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. l". J. Morrison has bee‘n post-
poned until July 2.
O O O
-—Donneliy's will close at 8 p. m.
during the summer. Saturday at. 10 p.
m.. starting Monday, June 26.
C 0 0
Dr. Ernest F. McGregor. pastor of
the Norwalk Congregational church.
will deliver an address tonight at the
Bethel Congregational church.
e e e
Miss Anna Pike of New York city.
Is visiting Miss Frances Modne of
Putnam avenue.
0
A special rehearsalof the Monterey
club was held last night in its Wash-
ington street club rooms.
0 O 0
Howard Martin has accepted a post.
‘tlon in the Norwalk Tire and Rubber
company.
0 O 0
-—Men's and boys' outing hats. 10
cents. Rialto Clothes Shop. Directly
opposite Rialto theatre.
O O 0
Max Seligson of the S and S To-
bacco-hop. is in Rridgeport today.
0 O C
Richard Timmons is now with the
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Emory Stevens are
spending the day in Springfield. Mass.
LABOR LEADER .ELEOI'ED
LONDON. June tsp-Robert Smil-
lie. noted labor leader and president
of the Scottish Miners federation. has
been elected to Parliament. from the
Morpeth district. polling 20,068 vote:
against 18,087 for Mr. Thornborough.
the Liberal candidate. Herpeth is a
safe labor seat. but Smillle's poll is
regarded as unsually large. no hits
previously made eight unsuccessful
1
attempts at election. "
.‘a' .
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CITY W'AND VIC l
Ehun:rvcnnnuflflt
The regular monthly meeting of the
Beat Norwaik Improvement Assn
will be held in Community Hall. on
Tuesday. July 8rd. Mrs. G. Kelley
will preside in place of Mrs. 2. Buck-
ley. who will be unable to be pre-
sent.
Due to the intense heat on Wednes
day afternoon. three laborers at the
new Grofut 5 Knapp. hat factory
were overcome and were forced to re-
ceive med assistance which soon
broughtth em to neutral condition.
0
George McNamara of New York
city. whq has been visiting Thomas
Smith of VanZandt. street for the past
few days .has'returned to his home.
. O 0
Louis Dake of Cottage street. has
returned to his home after spending
his vacation in the Berkshires at
Springfield. Mass.
0 I 0
There will be a meeting of the fin-
ance committee in ,the East ave. Meth-
odist church. tomorrow evening at 8
o’clock.
O 0 0
Margaret Gaston of Edlie ave.. who
has been confined to her home for
the past two weeks with an attack
of measles. is now able to be about
again.
e e e
The house being built on Wallace
avenue. Marvin beach by Roy Carl-
son. local contractor. is nearing com-
pletion. .
0 O 0
The choir of the East ave.. Meth-
odist church will hold‘a regular re-
hearsal in the church tomorrow eve-
ning at 8 o'clock.
e C 0
'Joseph Smith of Van Zandt street.
has resigned his position with the At-
lantic & Pacino grocery stare in Van
Zandt street.
0 O 0
James Smith. who has been visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Smith of Van Zandt street, has re-
turned to New York city.
0 O 0
Darius Miller. of Cornwall is visit~
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jarvis
on Seaview Ave.. for a few days.
0 O O
The regular weekly prayer meeting
of the Advent church was held in
the church last evening.
0 O 0
Leo Chinsky of Fort Point stmet.
was a visitor in New York city yes-
terday.
O O 0
More than :00 personsen jored a
dip at (hit Pasture last evening. Fully
lo Oautomobiles were at the beach.
0 e e
The nguldr‘ weekly prayer meeting
of the Fu‘Avanue Methodist church
was held in the church last evening.
0 e 0
Mrs. Gustave A. Riehl of Betta
place is visiting friends in Dantmry.
Ikowvaydxni
Miss Marjorie DuFault of Rowayton
avenue. was graduated from the Dan-
bury Normal school yesterday after-
noon Miss Dur-‘ault has received an
appointment to the Not-walk public
schools.
O 0 O
The speed boat “Pronto" owned by
James A. Farrell and captained by A.
C. Wicks. sailed yesterday for the
New London regatta.
0
School cloned for the year today
and the familiar cries of "no more
books." etc. was heard around the
grounds.
e e e
Thomas Murray and family of
Brooklyn have moved into their sum~
mer residence at Hickory Bluff.
I)arien
The graduation of the pupils of the
local schools will take place this ev-
ening at the Royle‘ school auditorium.
at 8 p. m. At this time the usual ex-
ercises will be held. together with the
presentation of diplomas. prizes. etc.
The program is as follows:
Song—Grade Eight.
Prayer—Rev. H. M. Dumbell.
The General Man- -
ag'er of a Great '
Business Said:
‘5': mum ms?
ifimwousuuuunnrbe=
lencoi'glvsldnsru
Ms position until
hehssduaoustrstedthet
becausevemeaeym
humane
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WES TPO * 121‘.
Mrs .Mary Crawford, the Siniiuel'e Went. in
Westport, will be pleased to receive all items of Metal interest
in Westpori and nearby territory.
Westporters will be interested to
know that there will be a special
meeting of the Fairneld County Fish
and Game. Protective Association in
Bridgeport. This meeting will be
held in the Fairneld avenue show
rooms of John lattice. next. Monday
evening. Many important matters
will be brought before the meeting
and all members are urged to be pres-
ent.
to come before the meeting is the
prospective increase in the dual of
the association in order to assist in
raising the necessary funds with which
to purchase a camping site on the
shores of Zoar lake.. The prowl: is
,not new. some money already having
I been subscribed by members of the as-
sociation. Plans for financing the pro-
ject will be brought before the meet-
ing by the executive committee.
a e o '
Professor J. Franklyn Bradley who
Mrs. Frederick Bradley of Indian Hill.
road. expects to sail next month for
Europe. Professor Bradley is con-
nected with the University of Louis.
ville.
O O 0
Mrs. Petrle of Rosevllle road and
bliss Orvetta Fox, attended the gradu-
ation exercises at Pratt Institute in
Brooklyn and witnessed the gradua-
lion of Mrs. Petrie's son. Frederick.
Mr. Petrie will take a short vacation
before assuming a position in the
commercial world.
Tonight there will be held the first
life guard dance of the season. A
large crowd is expected to attend.
Many of the summer residents have
been looking forward to the opening of
the dancing season.
I
The Women's Auxiliary is to fur-
niah the same prises as last year to
dcr the instruction of flies Resting.
atlmol nurse.
0 O 0
St. Agnes Guild held an all day ses-
sion in the Christ church parlors yea-
terday in order to work on a. quilt. a
work in which the members of St.
One of the important matters '
is the guest of‘his parents. Mr. and ~
the little mothers' class. whieh is un— .
FairfieldCountyFishsndGameAsloeisfloutoMeetin
Bridgeport-43ml. Bradley. on M to PM”
to-Sail for Europe Next Month.
he“ 1"
Anecdotldeaeeli.
e e e
”Mary presentment“-
lieieue cakes from new Teri: to the
boothatthew.‘l‘.LA.pavilion at
Combo beach. The cakesnvere donat-
edbyhevvrorkfriendeeebesoldtor
the teneutofthe W.'l‘.I.A.
e e e
A little girl of about seven years
of age cut her feet while playing on
the beach yesterday. meager Day-
ton dressed the wound which proved
not to be mobs.
e e 0
Hr. and son. John A. Lees has
opened their house at oompe Hills
for the «mu.
0 e e
Manager George A. Darrow of the
Beach pavilion was in lridgeport
yesterday purchasing supplies.
The senior rim. school ole. went
to Bridgeport yesterday to be pne-
togrdpbed
0 e e
Mr. J. T. Quinlan of Lynbrook.
Long Island. is'rin town visiting his
mother. Mrs. Themes Quinlan.
in. Sinclair Richardson has return-
eete hiebemeiaheag Lots roads
from a visit. to Ireland
0 O
was Lillian Darrow; daughter of
Kr. and lire. George A. benefits
expected home on Saturday.
0 O 0
Mi. Ruth Barton is giving up her
rooms in the Comps 1.1m Apartments.
0 0
Miss Edith Barton will not return
to Westport to :mh this fall.
0 e
John Gitbertie has'added an electric
fan to the equipment of his‘ store.
Mrs Willie s. Jones entertained the
Saugatuck mm club yesterday.
0 D O
hire. frank Jennings started yes-
terday for Maine for a weeks visit.
are. c. c. Farr:- of compo beach
was a visitor III-dew York yesterday.
School Song—Graduating Class.
Prise Essay.
Boys' Chorus.
Five 5-minute impromptu speeches.
The pupil delivering the best speech
will be awarded a suitable prise.
Violin Solo—Richard Greiser.
Address—Mr. Kane.
Girl's Song. v
Presentation of Diplomas by Supt.
Leon H. Rockwell.
Presentation of prises. This is to
include the prises for Clean-up Week.
Humane Poster Work and School
Work.
Song.
Benediction by Rev. J. w. Morgan.
0 O 0
At a meeting of the Mather Ceme-
tery association. Inc.. held yesterday
-at‘tcrnooa at the home of Mrs. Annie
Gillette in Dal-ten. there was elected
as directors: Stephen T. Mather. Ed-
gar 'l‘. Bates. Elsie G. Watkins. Ei-
bert C. aBtes. S. J. Watkins. The of-
floors chosen were: president. Steph-
en T. Mather: vicepresident. Elbert
C. Bates: secretary. Annie Gillette;
treasurer. Elbert- C. Dates. .1. B.
~Bougher was appointed superintendo'
eat. The purpose of the mention.
is to keep the cemetery in first class
condition.
0 0
At the committee meeting of the
Wayside Fair held yesterday after
noon. plans were made for the lunch-
eon. St. John's R. C. church remain-
ed in the Wayside Pair despite the
fact. that it was thought that thoy
might back out due to the trouble
with the Ku Klux Klan in Dorian.
The Presbyterian. Congregational and
Episcopalnn churches were not rep—
resented at the meeting yesterday. It
have charge of the fair every after-
noon.
A
was decided that two churches should ‘
The William llegler villa at oct-
leader’s Poles which is being erected
try the Meet» lung corporation at
New York city. will be ready for oo-
eupaney by the early part of July.
The mms company is building three
houses of colonial architecture
Edward Delaneid.
. e e 0’ .
The Noroiou the company has pun
chased the dancingloor usedat the
carnival given by the Springdale Fire
company last week. The door is now
beingputupead wilibeueed for
dancing at the local carnival next
week.
e e 0
Walter L'. Alexander- of Leroy
avenue. le «loving a two weeka'va-
eatiea from his duties at the ralew d:
Towne factory in Stamford;
Charles Santa is remodeling his
two new heuies on Leroy avenue and
man them. both inside and out,-
side.
I O O
Awnings are being put up on the
windows around the Rome Bank and
Trust «am.
e e e
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter 12. Alexander
of Leroy avenue. ’are the proud pap
entaofababyflrl. bgrnlastwcek.‘
0
William- Dede and Joseph Cochran
ofthe Pedro‘ad. spent Wednesdayin
New York city.
e e e e
Howard Kelly of Railroad avenue.
was a visitor in. Kraft)“ yesterday.
hank Stevens of hero? venue. has
purchased a new Ford coupe.
WI.
Every deghsahia day. To Mobile.
Ala}. a Mr got licked for kicking
a hound dog.
“witch’s-ow.-
museums-um.
hmumuboyr
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lea‘p‘eln‘sflesleeduheg
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VNGfltoui
The Library “it... held its an-
anal meeting Monday evening in the
1 m. Officers were OW routine
business transacted. and the treasur-
dr's report showed that the corpora.
Gun is in a line financial condition.
The annual membership fee is $1.00
per year. life membership 625.
0
The teachers, pupils. relatives.
friends and the public generally are
Mooring to hold a grand field day
at Ocean field tomorrow. Athletic
apert- and refreshments will be some
of the good things that will make.
the day enjoyable.
O O 0
Those from Wilton who were grad-
uated Wednesday; evening at the Nor-
walk High school were Eleanor Alice
Campbell. Franklin Foote. Winnifred
May Little. Elisabeth Usher Fair-
child and Phili.p.’1;heodore Young.
e
Flag Day was chiefly observed here
by a lavish display of the national
colors. For speech making and oth-
er obeervancea the public motored to
,other places. ,
e e e 7
Mrs. Louis Warncke recently en-
tertsined a number of ladies from the
Lutheran church in South Norwalk.
at her home in Cannondale.
O O O
The pupils of Wilton public schools
graduated last evening. Exercises were
held in the Congregational church.
One feature was a play.
0 O O
The Women's League Ford and ap-
ron sale an! be held this week Sat-
urday at the chapel at 3 p. m. D. S.
T. . .
Mr. had Hrs. Williams have moved
from the l‘. D. Benedict place to G.
Gedney's bungalow on Drum Hill.
0 O 0
Many from Wilton attended the cir-
cus in South Norwalh last Friday and
“lucid irfwas worth seeing.
O 0 0
There will be a free concert at the
Library this evening.
A Building Concern
That Is Doing Tlungs
A building rises. it. is completed. it
is satisfactory in every way. the pub-
lic inspect it and admire it and it
stands r years to come—the right
sort of uiiding properly constructed.
Mattisllo 8 Lasprogato. local con-
tractors and builders. are practical
men thitheir line and personally over-
use all Jobs that they take from time
to timo—its the small details in the
construction business that are mighty
important~ the major features sort of
have a way of falling “right in tine."
In the building up of Norwalk. now
and for several years back, this con-
cern has played no small part. Sev-
of the most important contracts
w in the procem of completion are
in their hands. Their organisation.
too. is a capable one and works along
flee. t: ofeadow 8L Phone 1147 5.—
harmoniousiy a't all times. Local of-
Advertisement.
:Iouey Leased
A large and Complete Wt of
sum FABRICS
in all the latest weaves and colors;
aha giant's. ladies’ and children's un-
.mfl
E. K. BANKS’
Under Ii’ahackesuo Hotel
com ROBWALK.
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STAMFORD,
to have
motorist
beep
w" taken to ti
in a serious Con 3-.
found by
showed marks
though an automr
it.
At the hosrita".
disclosed that .. .
but perhaps int-'2:
develope.
He regained
questioned l‘}' ‘1‘- r:
before mid—n::i-:‘
that he had _
morning for Xm-
intended to can -
No trace rf ‘ .
struck the lav -
night.
STAMFORD.
two hands
\\'einst-;—i::, 1 ;;"
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ford Host-1'11
noon, {Oflfwtit‘zr ;“
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the factory c‘ "
\Vlrte and F33
street.
It may i:
hands. it “as
last night.
The l-‘irst _\.;‘,
plant rendrri’ Z 2
lice amhuigr .
was takcn to " '
man \Vaiter I-‘Eir‘
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Believed to Ha\e
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Noroton Hill in st ”3-. .'
sixteen. of 361'” e,
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the road,nr:1r (r-.. -
Ion t. _§ . .’
who heard the 1_
passed in his 223/1
Joseph Weinstein's
Caught Betw eon Rollers,
Amputation' 1 02:1,
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Men's Tan >51. .11
Shirts. $1.1m \ z1l
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153 \Yasllinairn \... "a .\- nil
Directly Opp. limiiv llvrnue
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
Sweaters. Si no \ :.1l
Bluc Chamhm} “1-2:.
Men‘s Sport blurb.
Boys’ Sport >liir!~.
$2.50
. 79¢
Si 00
50c
FREDE. E.
Main St.
Phone
84 So.
SOUTH NOB“
Room 1
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
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8 No. Main St.
BATEING cars 25c to $100
The season‘s newest mi"? ‘5 “1'
large variety of stylcs nnl c0106
You will have no troul u i
u" the up that bcconn c _\ ml
from our large as‘i‘r‘m‘m'
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5:” You. cannot get anything without pain
“IO mice. You must pay the price if 3011
m m and the price 0f success is the
habit of thrift. Jim Hill never said a truer
m “In that the man that cannot save can- ‘
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