3'. JUNE 28, 1924,
1. “#1611 Dean. ~l'
Of ale Freshmenl
NEW HAVEN, Conn.. June as...
ofessor Percy T. Walden has been
pointed acting dean of freshmen
at Yale during 1924—5 in place of
Dean Roswell P. Angler. who will,
be professional lecturer in psychol-l
PORTABLE
VICTROLAS
BEADS AND TIN Y
RUFFLES 0F LACE
City Briers andpem
Stamford, reported to the police
Thursday evening that James Mola
of this city had assaulted him. He
stated that he was driving his auto-
CM er. Butt. er and Quincy”
Rev. Doctor c. noun rim r ,
Bunny's-rifle»:
.10 Luxuriously-easel.
11:30 Numb: Junior
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'A "Variety Fete" is being held on:
the lawn or the" nowayton ate-theater
church this afternoon and evening
by the Ephraim league of the
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.Miss Edna Gordon of “'innlpauk
. acreliled a. position as stcno- so ON EASY
pher in the (1ch of Taylor & ‘
.éiwlr TERMS
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‘Clar‘cnce Nutting, student '
@rltt‘i Institute. Brooklyn, haw
Work. is spending the summer rc-
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-ldcn of \\ ashigsto." street. mobile m North Main Street and I‘ORM TRIMMWG church. . g . 110 f n 3.6“th ogy at: the University of Chicago‘
d can Lesn- that as he started. to turn into ' . r e e e Thom” I one is??? i. “b- durlng the year, according to an Ill-l
Mr!“ L- A: B°§’$.?,.:,nm.cm;. are \Vashington Street Elicia. cut in troni ‘ The? waayton ‘ Young, Marries ”I. 83‘9“!“ "at” si “"191: ‘ :W nouncelnent at Yale. l ' ,
. jr., of noun. d1 ’3 at “1.11m: of him. VB.) Mm something m People's association'wili hold ., 3“,, Joel. luau”; a real. gm Other announcements are the pro-g DUNN ELLY’S
{;" "mng‘nrllr 1.0)“ d ' Mola. about it and ’Mola followcd per-picnic at Roton Point. tonight we'YZOgth P I! so __ . motion of Dr. Samuel C. Harvey tej
I “Ch‘ ' U h 0’ him to Liberty Square. where Walsh at 7 o'clock. ' L , ' :‘r. a; él Qn'mbyuéfim r1. allott- 7 a proftuorahip at surgery and an-‘a
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The rcglllnr m'thiy meeting of
- the Ever Ready circle of King’s
Daughters will be held at the home
polntment of Profesaor Chauncey
Brewster Tinker. Rev. Luther Allan
‘Weigie and Andrew Keogh. the uni“
verslty librarian. as the holders re~’
stated he crowded him off the road
and then went over to his car and
struck him in the face. He stated
Mola. then drove off. Walsh was
-at
Short sermon. werwluoh than“.
egatea from the N. E. 3. )1. neutron.
not: will make their report. fie ef-
apes! at his home in Putnam avenue.
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Cement steps are being built from
the Monroc strcct entrances to both
“the East and West hound railroad
stations.
‘Wllliam Silk of Springhill avenue
'motored to Now (‘anzlall Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. I‘hillp Prcndoi-gast‘
‘Ind family of Springhill avenue are
spending the, dily in .leirtiord.
Miss Mnyrc Finnegan, Miss Kath-
l'yn 'l‘nrpy. Miss Mary Stramiska
'nd Miss Katherine .Ullfl‘y of tilt-
Tim district. motored to Hartford
I is morning in Miss Finnegan‘s
,» r. The ymlng women will be
tussle of Miss Annc i‘rcndcrgust.
hormcrly of this city.
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Ophir (“haptcn No. 3'3. 0. E. S.
‘Will give a chickr‘n supper tonight
: rom 5 to 7 o'rlwrk lit the home of
(Mrs. Clam Jiauschlidt. l2 l‘inpiz‘
street.
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Philip “'r‘lllv nf Maple strcet lln“
‘acccplml ll. flwlilull for thc Sllllllil"l‘
months “'llll HI'“ .\'orw:lik Tire and
Rubber cmupnny of “'innipliuk.
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R. Moran. of Stamford “as .1 husi.
hens Visitor in thc First {Hill Sccvuli!
districts )‘t‘shd‘tlfil‘.
Mr. and Mrs. J. linrrv l'Illciish
.nd (laugh-‘1‘ lel‘y Jana rnturnyd lr)
heir homc in l‘illsnnm. _‘\l,'l'<y_' fol.
owing :l \lc‘kv-‘s lm'ntinn “lill .\ll'.
ml Mrs. \\‘. lin:lisll of Van llili'e»n«
l‘cnllr'.
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Rllharrl Hull
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{Hill Ric-hard Tilli—
nns of the First. [lislritt h'uo
opted DOfllllHllS uitli thr- .\"-rll:'li‘.'
I ire and llxll-lir-l- l't’th‘P‘lll‘V t-l' \Yiil-
ripaull.
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filiss .‘lrll‘ic ilmnin nf ltl'lmHln is
filling her :lllnl :lll'l Illll'i", Mr. Milli!
rs. T. J. Mailv'r of Fins illlil
Iad.
L."
$ 0 C
arris ii: flank—Allin}
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wimlnstil‘s nt-
3 -—Best Coal. l!
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; The l'i'lfilj'fl'l'fv of
.2 riding “F‘crnrlulv.” w ulm‘ .m‘milirll'):
.1 the l'illithoH Father! in \"cst;
V-Ol’"lilk, lf‘i'i for lil'lf' liillll",‘~' )‘(F‘
rdny, lllwll t'nlnplrlinu I'i' ill"
' .ar's “ark. Alnsi l'f illn .Nllllll‘llf~
lentil luv lll i‘lllhlnlviplllu, Fill.»
hrgh or \iciml_-.. 'l‘hnv “ill rvluru
u the institution in Jul".
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. The nenly ur-lrllumi drarons, who}
*- pact to r-‘ccilc thv Jinl)’ (il'tirrn’
2‘ the lulirr lh'll’i of August. “ill
.. V at. “l"m‘nrialv" throughout 1hr:
-mmer. Preparations :ll’l‘ now im-
made for it. retl'rnt of tho- ('1'-
lncd priests of the 0rd“? during.
ly.
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l—Lehigh Coal.
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Harris a: Gans.——-'
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Ophir C‘hapter.
tern Star. will hold a. chicken
v‘per tonight at tho home of‘iilrs.
. rs. Hausrliiltll. l: anic street.
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_"A swimming final for beginners,
been placed at l‘alt‘ Pasture?
h and it is expected that it will;
,_ ready for use tomorrow.
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Order of thej
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, Buy Iour VlCerII on our Club
4 “Ask about it at Donnelly's.
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‘John Walsh of 59 Atlantic mm.
. much lillpl‘UVC‘il.
[2le the “'inicr in New York City.
_i~‘lcphfin
referred to tho Prosecuting Attor-
BOY.
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--Large Pea Coal. Harris 8:
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There will be an important rc-
hcnrslil of the choir of tho South
Nurwnlk .‘lr‘thodist church tonight
at 7 o'clock. All those who expect
to sing the special music tomorrow
night are requested to be present.
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Thomas Redwny and Thomas Vltcz
of Ely avenue molorcd to Ncw York
city, 'l‘llursdzly. whr-rc they attended
llic Grcb-Mooro fizlit. ‘
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1‘. I’enzuclli of lily avenue has
purchased :L nc“ car.
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Ming lt‘ilnnio aniov has tnkcn a:
ptisllioll ulth lhc l":tiriield litmus
{Licllll‘lng company.
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—-Auto sprln;s. Tllly'e.—-Ais.
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Anthony Chuck of Ely nvcnuo has
iwsicnmi his position “ith the Ja~
coli's Shoe company.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Olsen and
‘t"llll(ll‘t‘il of Madison street havo re-
turm-d from u. \isit \viih rciniivcs in
X. W llllvrn.
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Ferguson t-l‘
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5. Madison nil-rel. is
:=!u lillini: thc ncck-t'nd lll llidgcficid
“hurl: he is thv guest or his sisicr.
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Mr: llild Mrs. Nicholas Gnrfir-ltl n.’_
lili‘il'.
i.ll\\t'
immi-
strcvl f'lllt"l'lillllf‘tl
wish-rdny
.illil suns lll' ill‘iti
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lid“ :lrtl I.il\Hl1illi "
gcpnl'i.
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l‘,
fiic-<.
ll"‘l
Clif-
~m.‘~'ir~r‘p sound on your beds.
'l‘rnupin‘s Exterminator for
lmmlziilns. Also cxccllent for
lillci and rum-hrs. 25¢ a box.
{uni Drug Store.
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ii. 'i‘orlcm-vllu of Spring strcc?
\‘-'ll'l has lusvn ill iii his home. it
Mr. mid Mrs. Benjamin Hcriz oi'
i<“:i.\ Hill road huv.‘ gnnr: to Mainc
\vhmw‘ llir-y \viil Hall with rclutncs.’
'i'ln- trip wos’madn by boat.
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Mr. and Mrs.
l"i:l.\' lilil rml-i
llll‘ifil‘ l‘4‘*-|*:lllll"’l.
A nvirow 9:1 ital
:1 l“‘ ha villi:
of
lllt‘il'
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DARIEN ;
Mr. and .‘ilrs. licnry Amend of
Locust Hill Road rvcr-nliv clltcrlnill»
ml at dlnnel‘ lllf‘ rollmvlng gucstsfl
Air. and Mrs. Gould licdcnlicrg and
Miss Aladvilnc llrrir‘nlwrg of Exist,
Norurllk and Mr and Mrs. Bernard)
‘ lit-lwl of liowallon.
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Mrs, L. \V’. Stevens has returned
in lit-r home in Norman after spend-
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The Thursday Evening Club was
rnlvrlainetl at tho home of Mrs.
\Vood of the Post. Road‘
Thursday evening.
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Henry lrrcll has resigned as car- I
ricr of the mails from the railroad
station to thc post office.
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Miss Dorothy Muller of West
Avenue Darlcn is spending a few
lcr
: iln'acii on Tues in}:
:Qlll.
Zn.
inf .‘.ir. and .‘im, ll. t‘. Liichfiold (if
. wedding of Air. Gilbert's sister. Miss
.‘.lrs. Shaw,
days with Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
l-‘anchcr of New Canaan. ’
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Dividend Notice
At a Meeting of the Board of Directors of the
D ONE HALF (41/1,)
PER CEN T. per annum
L declared to the depositors from the earnings
e bank for the six r.
. . ending June 30th,
This dividend will be entered on pass-books
paid on and after July 10th, 1924. ,
.oi' the play dancing was
'music for which was furnished ‘by
or Miss Mary Hut, Raymond street.
Tuesday evening.
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, During the summer months union
services will be held on Sunday in the
local churches. _On July 6 the first
union meeting will be held in the
Ilowayton Baptist church.
Fricnds of Mrs. 8. 0. Bennett will
be sorry to hear that she is ill at
her home in “'oodelde avenue.
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Rccreation night was enjoyed It
the East Avenue Methodist church
last evening by I. number of the
mcn of the church.
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The East Norwalk Improvement
association will’ hold its regular
monthly meeting at Community
hall, Tuesday thereon.
The weekly meeting of Troop» No.
6, Norwnll; Boy Scouts. will be held
.lunlghi.
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Charles. the six-3'ear~old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Short of
Fourth street. was taken to the Nor-
walk hospital yesterday suffering
from a severc injury to his knee. He
i-.Ilnllcr the care. of Dr. Franklyn
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This daint litl‘le {rock is {uh-
ioned of ties colored voile. Drew-n %
work and tiny lace rum“ dotted l
with white beads in a dull finish on _
uscd as trimmino.
Mm. ll
.‘uenue i urn-ii
Miss (:l'iii w
il l..‘ .l-.- Ill vi Lelioy
lili."i".i!llf"j licr sis-
l>~ nun-:5: of Sound
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Tho church Aid Socicly of the
Nv-rninn l’l'nsivilrrlazi church will:
i‘vzulni nn."lt'tl l'niintr}: Fair" on thes
i'l'lli".il grounds l‘il \Ymiutsda: July
u e
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Mr. and Mrn. Charles Mathews
“lira hm“ l~f‘.'."i iixin: in Florida. {or
numbers n: )clil's are \lsitllig :ll
lll" home of Mrs. Muthcu‘s illlhf‘l'
\Viilinm lri'lll'i‘Tlllks of Old King'sg
Highway. llnricn.
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Miss "ifri'i" l.i'c2:ficltl, daughter
l.eiLo.i Avenuc, ii] iii at
“llll an attack of to
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.\ir .and lira. Thurston F. Gilhert
of Norniun “rights motored In Linn-
lulrv on Tuesday and Minnie.) the
her home
nsziit is.
Q
ilclcn Giibrrt.
Several women from Darin: at-
tended the all day convention of, the
League of \Vomcn \‘oters held in
ledding. on Friday at ill-2 home of
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Mrs. Henry 1‘». ("noke of Prospect
Avr-nuc, who “uh her family is
leaving for California. rccently‘pre~
scntcd the leirllrv Junior School
at Noroion. with 50 volumes of ln~
tcresling books.
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Roy ("2 lmslm' and Paul \Viison
hmc been nppolnlml in the School
Committee to fill the \ncunclcs made
by the resignation of t‘. A. Kane
and ll. Pi. l‘oolic, on the Ilai‘icn
School Board.
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Norman (‘ittmm- son nf‘llr andl
Mrs. C. J, Ollmt‘r of Thiricn. who:
was rcccnlly injllricd in an autumn-
hilo accidcni. has rt’lurncll to the
hospital \vhcre hv “ill undergo n
slight operation on the nose.
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Mrs. Irving Loundcr of the Post.
Road. Dnrien “iii cntcrtain thp‘
Ladies Aid Sncic'v (If lhv~ Dnrien:
Methodist. Church next ’l‘hursdny.
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ROWAYTON 7
Rowayton
Methodist lipiscopal
church. licv. i‘liurlcs S. Gray. pas-
‘ llrown.
tiyrat‘li party Wed
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tor. Sunday scimnl :11 l" .1. m. Fuh-
iic worship .11 ll :1. "1., with sermon
on "\Vnr and Christian Loyalty."
Meeting of tlir- lipworlh league in the
evening at 6:43 o'clock. Florence
Battrrson, lcnrinr. Topic. "an's
Country." Evening worship at. 7:30
o'clock with sermon on "The People
of Gm." Mid—work prayer meeting
“'cdnesdziy cvcnlnn at 7:45 o'clock.
Subject. "Jehovah. chper of lsrael."
Psalm 121.
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Rowayton Baptist
Victor l~‘. Realise, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Morning worship
at II n. m. with sermon by pastor
on "The La rger Aspect of Christian-
ity." The Young People's society
will meet, in the evening at 7 o‘clock.
Evening worship with sermon at. 7:10
o'clock- The Ladies“ aid society will
meet at the heme of like. Scotleld‘
Highland avenue. Wednesday. On
Thursday evening the second in the
series of open discussion meetings
will he held. '
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The three "Aunt Abigail and the.
boys" presented by the Patrol team
of the Norwalk chapter 01‘ the De
Malay at the Rowayton Hose House
last. evening was one of the most en-
joyable affairs ever staged in the vil-
lage. It was given under the aus-
pices of Class No. 7 of the Sunday
school of the Rowayton Baptist
church for the heuefit'of the Sunday
school. Following the presentation
enjoyed.
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church. Yiev.
the De Malay Byncopaters.
, 7 Home
:msde candy was also sold. ~
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Rev. Robert B. B. Poole. rector of
t‘hrist church and Mrs. l-‘ootc, who
have. been visiting in Ohio where
they went to attend the centennial
tclc‘bratlon of Rev. l-‘oolc's alumnus.
are expected to return to their home
iriurlng the early part of next week.
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The regular weekly rehearsal of
iho choir of the Swedish Congrega-
tional church will he held on Tues-
day evening at eight o'clock. All
mcmhers are asked to be. present.
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L w bbil’UKi
St. Paul's Lutheran church will
hold a picnic on Denney Brook
farm. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
8, McWhirtcr this afternoon. The
day will be spent in outdoor sports
and games. The ladies will scrxc
refreshments.
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mm .1 Dolgr. who was graduated
with honors from Phillips Academs.
Andover. Mass. has returned to his
home. in the fall he will enter
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy. where he will study chemical
engineering.
A strawberry festival was held
last night on the Methodist church
is“ n. Thl- affair. which was plen-
ned by the Young Men‘s and the
Young “‘omen's clubs for the. bene-
fit of the tennis court, was well at.
tended.
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Silliman and Godfrey
puny has completed repairing the
Post. road hrrc. Among the im-
provements was the. laying of new
pavement in front of the Y. M. C. A.
and fire headquarters.
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Mrs. George “'oris entertained
about thirty of her friends at a
ncsday.
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The com-
Harry Benjamin of Montrlair. N.
.l.. has been visiting Mrs. Florence
K. Wilson of Slate street.
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Tile excctllhe and entertainment
committees of the Staples High
school Alumni association will turret
Monday night in the Y. M. i”. A.. to
make plans for the summer pro-
gram.
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Mrs. Estcllc “‘orden and Mrs.
.lcss'ic Hazclton or New York spent
\Vcdncsday here at the Manor house
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Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Balcom. for.
mel- resident here. visited town
Tuesday renewing old acquaintances.
To Sell Publisher’s
Home in Ridgeiield
RIDGEFIEIJ). June 28. -— The
country home on the Ridge, of the
into E. 1". button, publisher, is to be
offerpd for sale at public auction
today at 3 o’clock. Mr. Dutton died
last fall and new the sale of the fine
old place_and its contents will take
place to settle the estate.
The estate includes eight acres of
land, availing house and out bulld-
logs. The house is constructed of
stone ind frame. Among the out
buildings is a superintendent's cob
tare containing two at: room apart-
mcnis. Other buildings include a
large garage-stable for several auto.
mobiles and horses. lrhe grounds
have been laid out in terrace- with
rare shrubery artistically placed,
besides the vegetable garden and er-
chards. ‘
The bill of sale calls for the meet-
ing in the reception room of the
residence when the real estate and
the furniture will be sold in one lot.
BUYS HOME _
muslin.
Mrs. Carolina M. Piatt of Green-
wich. Conn.. has sold the beautiful
old homestead of the file Ella P.
Plait: of No. 6 West Avenue. South
Nonnlh. to Harry Menthol of
Chicano. Ill. Mr. Remand. who
expect. to make tilts his permanent
home will remodel the
heautlfy- the grounds.
property one of the beauty-pets e! .
Not-walk... asap-e. in!
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acer- of the Missionary society; will
be installed. This society. or: which
Rebeca. Ball. secretary:
Jump. treasurer. will hold seen-
secreiion meeting at 3 o‘clock p. m.
Mid-week meetings:
deacon- and trustees boards.
a p. m. quarterly church mall:
after a short prayer service.
Friday 8 p. in. Deacons meet
with the pastor. .
You are made welcome in this
church.
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Christ. m
Gregory Boulevard. 3. Nowell:
Robert B. B. Poets. nectar
Sunday. at. Peter's an:
10:30 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon.
this a. in. Sunday school.
8.00 p. M“EV‘inn‘ prayer and
address.
Monday 4.00 p. m. G. l". 8. eun-
didntes with Mrs. Robinson. 13 Syc-
amore street. '
Tuesday 7:00 p. m.~—Glril’ club
with Mrs. Militant. 8.00 p. in. at.
Agnes' Guild
Thursday 2.00 p. m. Woman's Guild
at the. church.
The flunday school and parish
picnic has been postponed until
Tuesday. Jilly 3.
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Mam-t lion Begum Church
Reef H. R. Cooper. Pastor
Prrnching at 11 o‘clock a. in.
Sunday school at 12:30 p. m.
n.Y.l".Uatspm.
Preaching at 7:80 p. m.
“'edneeday evening. Prayer meet-
ing at 7:80 p. to.
Thursday evening. _Sewing Circle.
to meet. and report from the sale of
sewing. ‘ .
Tuesday evening. a lawn party
on the grounds of the church. aus-
pices of Club No. I. '
The final n‘port of all clubs will
be made on the 8th of July. and
general church meeting. '
Everybody is welcome.
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First Church of Grist “the
67 “feet avenue
The regular Sunday een‘iee of
this church is held at ll a. m. .
Sunday school is held at ll a. m.
Subject: "Chrlstlen Science."
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting is held at 8 o'clock. To both
of these services the public is in-
vlted.
Reading room. Royal ‘Junee lee.
Opt-n week—days (holidays excepted)
(mm in lo 5. Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from 7 to 9.
All ‘are welcome.
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Saw-ll: M. E. Gnarls
George B. Tompkins. ”integer
Jack C. Ogle-by. Mlnlster's‘Auimnt
Charles a. two. organist and di-
rector. Mrs. L. L. Pugh. mutt-alto:
Mrs. A. Gibson Run. soprano; Er-
nest w. Boole. tenor: loosing D.
Udell. bauo. '
Sunday:
10 a. in. Sunday school and Ilen‘e
Assembly Bible clan.
ii a. in. Worship and ‘ semen.
subject: "The Lord's Day and Vi-
slon."
6:30 p. m. Epworth league. Topic:
“The Great Theme of the Bible. Mr.
Ernest “1’. Sonic. leader.
7:30 p. m. Worship and sermon.
Subject: ""The Joy of the Lord."
Monday 6:30 p. m. Jonior Boys
club. 7:16 1-9. in. Older Boye‘ club.
Tuesday 9:30 a. in. Junior Beya'
cluiv meet at the church for hike.
Thursday 7:45 p. m. Mid-reel:
prayer service.
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St Paul‘s Church
On the Green
Rev. Louis E. Howell. Rector
St. Peter's day.
7:30 a. m. Holy Communion-
9 a. :11. Morning prayer.
10:30 a. in. holy Communion and
sermon. -
7:30 a. m. Evening prayer.
The last. session of the Sunday
echool for the season will be held
at 8:15. All children are urged to be
present.
The services at St. Paul‘s church
are for all who will come to them.
Strangers and visitors in town. and
those who have not been attending
church services. are especially in-
vited.
The church is open all
m in. the rear
meditation.
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But MW Ephnenl Church
South Kuwait
Rev. A. F. Chamberlain. 1' r
Carlton Vitamin-disc. .0 let
a.“ director. ' J
Guam school 10:00. The uncles
of this week will close the school
until after the vacation. sessions will
b resumed September nth.
rate: worship limo. The Call
to the Per-ocular." .
Prelude. rules. in G Welsteahelne
Anthem. “Contact the utter"
0'sneon-aeglgve-Iliuesli “m
Anthem. WEI”! o! “16 M
Shall Endun rel-ever" .. [planer
Postlude..mtllln In I g... Poll.“
Evening worship 1:80. A modest
service given by the choir old-ted
by other mums voles!»
Pilludsyflvsm. ........ Martin
Anthem. "Hark. My Gaul". “alley
Anthem. "Hear 0 st:- Mole” _
'peq-nseeee'e-eanseeee- “mu
Duet. "My Faith Leela Up to This.”
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Mr. - fl!!- ‘Wflm -
Anthem. “ 3'. Ya the Lord" . 7
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PM!ude.-W in D, , . . King
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I, every
191’ NIL WC? and
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house and. beep. ”
making .the
lire. Marthe. White is president)“-
litrs. a. ,
Tuesday I p. m. Joint meeting of
Tummy 7::0. teachers meeting
' a it but than lives-ibis that a
spectively. of the three new profes-
sorshipa in English. religious educa-
tion and bibolography. which were
3 announced at commencement.
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Drowning Claims 12 -
ing as hazard 0" life claimed more
victims the. past week than did auto-
mobiles. twelve persons having loil
’Dr. A. lama.
A 'card. etc" which he as
a as Z? selfish-his “spandg
true. row a
heart (lambs, has been
by Dr. A. Lutenhscher.
scientist. ’
impersonation of Ibscn'a "A Doll‘s
House." Thai promises to he a big
treat. Admission very nominal.
Friday. July 4th. The per-pic; are
urged to refresh their minds on
the meaning of the day. Let the
celebration be truly “sane." The
day is much nigger than an.v ex-
pression l'nndln through explosives.
Make it a «lay to allay hats. and
build friendship among nations.
flilnday next tlic Ronth Nor-walk
Pongregnlionnl church and the So.
Norwalk Methodist church will
unite in a, series of vacation rer-
vlcea nit-cling in thc Methodist
church until and including August
8rd. ‘T’ht~ members and friends of
these churches are urged to make
these services theirs by attending.
The pastor of the Methodist church
will preach ilotli morning and me-
sing. "
I
. COSGREGATIONAL
South Norwalk. Conn,
Rev. 1“. H. Jacobs. minister.
Archibald Merriam. organist
director.
Services for Sunday:
10:45 public worship.
0 0
and
members.
Will he held
church.
Music for Sunday:
Organ prelude: "Angelus"
in the Met hodist
from
Oflerlory Anthem:
unto God"-—-I‘cace.
Q C O
The .Vorwalk llcscur Mission
2'! Monroe Street.
The regular. Sunday afternoon
service will begin-at 3:15 P. M. The‘
speaker will be. the Rev. J. Lock-i
hart of the Great. Bergen Ethel Mle~ f
stun. Brnoklyu.N. .r. ' - f
yl’edocsday night~ meetings.
On Sunday. July 6. the RM: 03—;
era Mills of Roweyten will speak.
A cordial welczmzis extended to all. i
O
“Imam-mu nlhle Students.
Red Men's Hell. Washington St.
8-5 P. 31.. study. subject: "The
Atonement Mfdiatorwllis Sum-n.
tags."
0 0
St. Peter's Exangclk‘al Lutheran
(‘hnn-h.
Cedar 89.. near “‘cst Ave.
German service at 10 A. M. Eng-‘
lliah srrvicc at ii A. M. Bible class‘
and Sunday'scheoi at 12 noon. stub-
ject of sermon: ‘Thc Miracle V
Bethany." liven-hotly is cordiallyf
welcome.
; The Ladies' society will
.Thurndsy afternoon at the home of
the Old Ladies' Jlomc.
The regular monthly husinesn.
meeting or the Young People‘s So-
at eight o‘clock in the. b
the church.
Every Sunday is a chur\:~h~golng-.
Sunday. (‘ome to church and'hcer
God‘s word. Receive ills blessing:
and sing His praise. :
New Cement Road 3
For Sugar Hollow
asrment of
motorists and those from oilicri
nearby cities and towns who have
occasion to drive over the Sugar
Renew section of the Danbury-Ner-
wall: and Danbury Ridgegield main
highway. will be interested to learn
that the Slate Highway» department
is planning to lay a concrete road in
that section. Announcement to that
afloat was received today By the
Daubury Business Men's association
from State Highway Commissioner
John A. Macdonald.
the Sugar Hollow road was the
cause 0! much comment this spring
on the part of motorists and for
more! days was pnetlmlly impass-
Ablp. Business men in Danbury and
nlmfleld took the matter up with
item received no favorable answer.
'1th commissioner said that his
6 eat is already making plans
'forghuildlng the new read and it
is {attended to start. the work as soon
negro-ethic. He informed the bust.
nominee that; the chances of having
'- I!" read constructed from m.
bus} to New "uteri! and also tro‘ia
De: bury to Brewster. N. Y.. are
as!“ concrete read will be construe-
tot from Dentin-y to Newton": and
holly will be unites up with
snore” need built last year
Meant-t to Long mu. ~
,i
train,
l \v ll . ~ ‘
‘53:,”th Etagflhzhl‘sifl.:;;icgu:[and continued in that position until
day in August. During Jiliyund ”Willis retirement because of his ad-
first Bundav in August union 9"ka vanced age and physical condition.
of.
Hlft"
‘Mre. Suite. in \l'estport avenue near
ciety will be held Thursday eveningi
pursuit. June :8.—Danbln‘)’i
Central—toner Mocdonald‘ but until _
Victims—Autos 10 :
their lives in tin: watrrs of the stat»
.as against tr-n u ho died in autoino-'
.ivi lc misho p5.
Fix timcs since they
ffirrt of the your. two persons haio‘
§bccn drowned tog-«her.
State’s Attorney for
= New London Diesf
NORWICH. June
torney Hadlai A. Hull of this county
died at New London last night.
for several months.
showing considerable
lake an automobile ridc.
fer-ed a turn for the, worst‘- today
and died at his home this evening.
‘Danbury Round House
Among the employee of
service recently pentloned by
New York, Sew Haven and Hart-
ford railroad company in
Edmond Fisher 0 27 Center street.
Danbury.
Mr. Fisher, who has completed
32 years continuous service with the
New Haxen railroad. relircs as
vision.
Mr. Fisher entered the service of
the New Haven January 9. 1892 as
(‘ommun-la“ oil man under Foreman Edward
ion. Baptism and reception of new-3LT“‘ at Dsnbury engine house. on
.the Highland division. (in June 13.
€191? he was made turntable man
EXPECTED TO DIE.
CONCORD, N. H. June '.‘S.——Se\'-
erai persons were seriously injured
Scene- Piltorrsouee \hssenet iin an automobile accident in which
“Sing sloudi
the son of Show? George A. Wooster
“as laid to ha- involved. early this
morning. Police reports were
28.——State‘s Ai-
State‘s Attorney liadlai A. Hull 0‘: .
New London county. who died in his .
home in New London has been m'
For the past,
several weeks. however. he had been ,
improvement 2
and a few days ago he was able to ,
Ilc su£—‘
i
i
I
l
!
Employe Gets Pension!
long '
The .
Charles .
l
a i
turnta‘hle man on the Denbury di~l
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South Ntll'u‘alk
Lunch
so. MAIN STREET
QI‘ALITY roon
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5am. TO 1AM.
A GUARANTEED
ELECTRIC lRON
-—FOR~
$3.95
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EASY PAYMENTS
'sTHE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT 8; POWER C0.
ln—'
complete at 7 o‘clclck. but officers:
said some were expected to die.
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Dixie Stars Are
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Alum-Fox
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Playing
Yox Trot
I Need Somercttinh—Fox
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Hard Boiled Rose
The Happiness Boys
mills—Anchored
Wilfred Glenn
Out on the Deep
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You and You “‘sliz
Victor Symphony Orch.
HEAR Tug? RECORDS
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South Norwalk
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For——
'Our perfect hit-on .c Ire rg.‘
ienables us to at” '
in whom 30:; can -: '
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—-Says Mr. Foresight
EYES EXAMINED
Prescriptio Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE
—Ol’l‘03il "misr—
Kceler Bldg.
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1.37. “mlungton St,
—hecior's
Unloading
SALE
“ll——
SUMMER
F OOT\VEAR
NOW some 05
fi‘l'l‘v
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Unusual lint“ .
being offci'm‘ 1“.
to clean up 0"." .
stock in \VOEI.
di‘en's and
goods.
vT'l‘
KEELER'S
Shoe Store
The 5“."‘v 1h!” \flli ~ \"‘l
“on”
.uGs’
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‘URNlTURE Co.
$2.29 wssmucrou 57.
so, NORWAL
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Norwalk Chronicler