Evening sentinel, Friday, September 1, 1911 · page 9

 
 
 
 

street, is melting another visit with
. her cousin, lies Bertha Anderson, in

Sound Beach in an action

’ We can input: everything necessary.

 

Miss Vivian M. Stevens, of Pennoyor

street, has been making a visit in New
[York city.

 

. has been spending the summerJn the
E. Howard Every has been having’a Berkshires. r. ‘ ‘ ‘ 4’

week's swaeatzoa treat his duties in‘
New York cl 7.

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Mile hfiidet‘ii 2literal. of Pandora!"

(Port Claim. .

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Ma. Howard G. Stevens and son
Francio have returned to their home
in New Preston. after a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Earl 8'. Themes. Rowoyton 00°38‘03-

avenue.
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Among the, meets at the week‘s
house party at the Shepard cottage.
Belle island. are Misses Gladys Bel-
taire and Eliabeth Rogers and Morton
Shepard and Alfred Hodshon, of Dan-
‘liury.

 

'The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Rowayton iFloWer (nun Will
be held in the chapel of the Methodist
church, this afternoon at 3 o’clock. At
tls time arrangements will be, made
for the annual golden rod picnic to
Which the children look eagerly 'for-
ward.

 

in response to the appeal sent. out
by the Rowayton Flower Club for an
extremely poor family in New York
city, two boxes 0! food and clothina
were sent to'the New York branch of
the National Fruit and Flower Guild
for this family. This is very worthy
work and the Rowayton branch has
made many hearts glad’with bunches
of flowers and Jellies and good things”1
to the sick and old.

Deputy Sheriff D. bouts Lndri-i
can Wednesday visited Oberlauder's‘
Launch Works at. Darien for the pur-
pose of attaching a launch owned by
ll. L. Wheeler. Sheriff Indrigan Was
also serving papers on Mr. ‘Wheeler at
brought
Wheeler by Cliiford ‘P.

 

against Mr.

linycs. executor of the estate of For-
dinaud Hayes. of South—Norwalk.
Plaintin' claims that the defendant
$150. .

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Mrs. V. L. Scliiei'cr, of Brooklyn. in
visiting with Mrs. 'i‘. l. Buck of this
town.

 

Mrs. W. lilanchiird has returned ill-i
tor spending a month at Surioga

Springs, and the Adirondack Mona-l
talus.

'l‘lie picnic of the Sunday school of
the Presbyterian Church to Green
Woods has been postponed, on account

 

she has given a shower by all her

friends at the Town Hall, and received
many howsone elite and the soodfi‘i
wishes of all for her future happiness Gilt
the shower,.‘.,
there was donning until

.bonutii'ul set of dishes. at parlor lamp.

. Frederick Bower.

in marital life. After
the party
broke up for the night. Among those
who are coming some distance to at-
tend the Wedding are Mrs. Lucien Ea-

ton“ of Michikan. and Mrs. Lodgeywho

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being given tip the local hose oom-
pany. opened Wednesday «mum in
defiance of ill. rain.
had at first «nested to have tits at-
fair an outrof~door one. the rain we
vented this, and it is beinxheld within
the building. in the «labours hall.
which is fixed up very prettiiy for the
Besides the pretty booths
and those attending them, the feature
for the opening night was a concert
by the Noroton Heights Military Band.
’50 stage was very artistically deco
rated, having an effect in front which
appealed to veryone. it was a series
of flags draped along the top of the
framework, lettered to read “Wel-
come." This was one of the many

out-glass lemonade set, suit-case. bag
of door. coffee. tea and many other
very useful articles. These were; the
contributions of people of the town.
numbering about thirty-tire in all. in-
cluding many cash donation which
were greatly appreciated by the mem
berapf the company. Among the‘
amusements was one invented by \ir. ‘
Blanchard. which seemed to afford
great fun it is composed of twfo
barrels. with triangular holes cut in
the tops. The idea of the name is to
throw a baseball through the. opening,

 

was exceedingly hard to do The com-

mittee are: William Duadale. chair-
man George Peaaton. treasurer; and-
secretary; assist-t
ants: Wilbur Gaynor. Chauncey Tyler.“
George Craig, John Crayon. Clarence
Benton. John Btu-toes, Jack Viles.j

Booths and attendants: l-‘aucy. liilssesfi
Filslnuer and Moe; llowor prize uinuac-‘c
ment. members ttirls' Friendly t‘luh; ‘
drawing. Mrs. Fowler: ball gum. 600.5
lroene and W. Blanchard: refresh
merits. George Craig. S. Scofleld and
John liartoes; music by nuirdalc band.
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DARIEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The schools will open on Tuesday.
September 5. The buildings have been i
put in good repair. An excellent corps
of teachers. among whom tho some-
it" to this town has been secured ‘
A complete list is its 'follona

Superintendentw ismes l". V\ iiiiams.

Center School.

Miss Ruth ll. 'l‘boiuos, principal:
Miss Mary A. tiaflue)‘. Miss Laura (,‘.
linker. Miss S. Eleanor t‘iiupiii. Miss
Evelyn lteid, Miss Muriel lirady. hilas'
Width Miller.

Noroton School. ‘

Miss Helen (l. .‘iiorehouse. princi-
pul; Miss Margaret Gerard, Miss liar-
rict M. Clarke. Miss Jessie B. iiornrd.
lilies Elisa Rorke.

Holmes School.

Miss Elma L. Abbott.

Fifth School.

Mina ()ilvln l). Mitchell.

Supervisor of music-v»
Bender.

l’iipils living on the Rownytuu side.

 

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of the rain. until further notice is
xivui. .
The Republican and Democratic can.

crises are beginning to be luohcd for
now by the people or linrieu. it is
lmpctutiw that tho caucus of each
parti be held three weeks before elec
lion The! leaves up to Sept it only
to: them to hold it Billie the 10m
in Hominy and Monday is an off day,
tluy mull) have but to the 9th. A
fan uhlch makes it certain that the1
«amuse» will be held between the ithI
ntld iiili of the month. Is the law which

of the town will come to (‘enter school .
liy trolley. Scholars' tickets cost but.

.ilvc cents per day. it obtained lrom'

the company s oillce Parents of such
children are reimbursed by the town 3
[As sun the case last will the older
pupils from the neighborhimd of lh0_
lloiines and Fifth schools are to be
conveyed by carryail to the Center
school. Children should be sent to
the some points as last year in order
to set on the carry.ail This will bo'
true 0! September 5 only. for after;

Richard Duigdttle. .lr.. George Sconeidf 'v

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requires a notice of five days to be that date the route will be modified '4'

filed before the rescue is held 'l‘liel
Democrats seem' to be rather slow
this year. it seems they have not yet
appointed cominltteernen to con-fer
truth the Republican party on theme!
tor of the new Finance CommitteeI
project . ~

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A wedding which will take place
here on September iii. is amnion great
interest from the people of Dorian.
The ctmil‘ut‘iing parties are Miss Es-
telle Austin, daughter of Theodore
Austin. retired from business; and
Frank Roland Holmes. who is con-
nected with a New York marble con-
cern and who lives in Newton with
his mother. Miss Austin is very poo:
ntsr in this town. Tuesday evening

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Parents of Dorian pupils attendins
ihiuh school. whether this is the first

gyeer or not. should apply in Benton!

bar to the town school committee Dr. i
H. S. limwn. of Darien, secretary. for;
the "consent" required by law Unless
such "eonunt" is voted by the com-i
mittee no' rebate on tuition and con-
veyimoe can be obtained. t
The school conimittee is eswoting
strong work and a siiccesslul year

 

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LAWY8R8 AND CRiMINOLOOlI‘l‘I
M887.

BOSTON. lent. l.»-’l‘lie American
Institute of Criminal- Law and Omar
noiosy held its second meetins today
attended by sissy prominent lawyers
and criminologist“ from nearly every
state in the Union. General discus-
sion followed reports on insanity and
criminal responsibility by Edwin 8
Ready, 0! tiliiiois, and on criminal pro-
cedure lily 8888 D. taweee. e! Ills.I
sour-t. Later in the def the eisastep
were guests of the oily ernmsnt

 

sit a barber trip. as an inspection 0“

the yeast institution at Deer lsiaad’
w issue. Tonight than will be a
regytion and shutter. the members.
fish. ingots of the City Club. The

 
 
 

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FOR SALE

t—ro-room house Hickory Bluff.
all improvements. Price On,-
000.

FOR SALE
s—g-roem house Hickory Bluff.
..sii hnpmements. Price 37,- it”
00.. 5

FOR SALE
3—7-r00m cottage. Bell Island.
Price 86500.
FOR SALE
4-—-7-r00m cottage atPlne Point.
all improvements, excellent
condition. 13110086000. Fur.

nished. all improvements. Price $6.-
soa saris 5°°
5—7400? cettage. Bell Island. .
Price 6000.
FOR SALE Building Lots
6—xo-r00m cottage. Bell Island. FOR SALE ,
ail improvements. Price $3..- 23~L0t North Main St. S
750.
not! same FOR SALE .
7—7.1'00m cottage alnd two lots “"— 233" Elmwood Ave. Price
opposite. Bell Is and. Price ‘
$4500. One lot adjoining. FOR SALE
. FOR SALE ‘ asp-Reed Ave. Price $1900.
8—10 rooms, all im rovements. FOR SALE
one of best locat one on Bell 06—80va lots. Highland Park.
Island. Price $8000. FOR SALE 1
FOR 3.513 any—Lots. Bayview Ave. $800
9—9-r00m cottage on East shore. each.
all improvements. Price $8.— ,
000. '
FOR SALE a" rwalk
xo—Gs-room hotel. Greens Farms. t ‘ East NO
Pnce $100.000. FOR SALE
FOR SALE al—to-room house, Seaside Place.
n—éargc house. Tokeneke. Price lot 8031000. Price $10,000.
30,000.
FOR SALE FOR SALE

56—8 rooms. improvements. lot
6511200. on Rowayton shore.

Price “900.
South Norwalk

FOR SALE
ra—ra-room house. West avenue.
hot water heat. Price. $10,000.

FOR SALE
x3—Woodward Avenue. 8-r00m
house. lot 40:105. all im-
provements. Price $5000.

FOR SALE

14. SOLD

FOR SALE
rs—Bceutiiul home. West St.
, Price $35,000.

FOR SALE
house. 80. Main St.
15.000.
FOR SALE
17—}5~r00m house. West St.. all
improvements. Price $15,000.
FOR SALE .
18—House.Fairfield Ave.. lot too
it. from by an it. deep. Price
$10,000. .
FOR SALE
53—Lots. Washington St.

FOR SALE
54~Douhis house. 6 rooms. at-
tit: and bath for each apart-
ment. Prise $7500. Lot 50::
195. Quintard Ave. ., , .

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16- : 3-ro0
Price

 

' FOR SALE
55—» -room house, Courtlsndt
t.. all improvements. Price
$5500. , .
FOR SALE

19—7- -r00rn home Elmwood Ave...
all improvements; new. Price
- $7.000.

FOR SALE

sis-House and building lots. Ely»

Ave.
FOR SALE
era-New house. 6 rooms. Summit
St. ell improvements. Price
$9900. -
0 FOR SALE
nun-room house. Chestnut St..

 

 

sg—u-room house. Cove Ave..
all improvements. Price
$5000.
FOR SALE

30—10-r00m house. Cove Ave.
Price 85000.

FOR SALE
3:—-—8-r00m house. all impmve-
meats. lot sense. Price $5.-
000.
FOR SALE

30—64000: house. Winfield St.
all improvements. Price

$4000.
FOR SALE
ISM-room house. First St, lot
50:150. Price 89600.

FOR SALE
34—6-r00m house. Winfield St.
' Price $2500.

O
. FOR SALE
35—6-r00m house. Winfield St..
ell improvements. Price $3.-
000.
FOR SALE
57—44000: house. all improve-

ments. Osborne Ave Lot
15015:. Price $3000.
FOR SALE
584—9 rooms. all improvements.
Crockett Ave.. Roweyton.
Lot 809x210. Price $5800
FOR SALE

‘59-ar5or00in house. all improve-

ments. one acre of

round.
Bsyview Ave. Price

 

 

LOTS, EAST NORWALK

FOR SALE ‘ .
35‘7 10“. Gregory Boulevard.
Price $4200. ‘

FOR SALE
37-4 lot. Cove Ave.
Price $700.

son SALE
38-4 lot, East Ave. doxzzs.
Price $1050.

. FOR SALE
39—8090“! lots. Fort St.
Ave. and Edit: Ave. at)...

Darien

FOR SALE
50~chersl new cottages and
bungalows at Darien. from
5:800 to $6200. with and
without all improvements.

50xx50.

 

 

_ Norwalk

143 FOR SALE
4:——Old homestead on Green.
Price on application.

FOR SALE
its—West Ave..a large house lot
runs through from street to
street. Price 816.000.

FOR SALE
“mu-room house, Wall St.. all ’
improvements. Price $0.800.

FOR SALE
44—xa-room house, Morgan Ave.
Price $10,000

, FOR SALE
qs—xa-room house.

Ave. all

Price $8500)

FOR SALE
46—6-r00m house, acres more
5. orlees. Harriet t. Price $8.-
000.
. FOR SALE ‘ -
sy—g-room house, all improve-

Newtown
improvements.

Q

meats. Price $7500. Lot
6mm- ‘
FOR SALE
48—10mm house. Maple St
Price 87000.
FOR SALE
sg—groom house. Maple St... all ’
improvements. Price $5000.

FOR SALE
50-84000: house. all improVe-
meats Price $5000.

FOR SALE
5x--L0ts. Rhodonolia‘ Park.
Cheap.
FOR SALE
ss—rs-room house. lot. 500x400
or larger..Elm Crest, all im.
provementa. Price 835.000.

Broad River

FOR SALE
Goa-freon: house. lot 70 ‘t. front
by 89 it. rear. 135 it. deep.
Price $2300.

6 FOhR SAL:
1—7.r00m mite, t 50:133.
Price $0800.

”inf you will send us a description and price of your
property. we will insert in this list without expense. ‘
except our commission for selling.

TAYLOR a oomnv+acmrs~ 74 WASHINGTON s'r.

 
 

the Sunday school at it o‘iilosit suit it more will start

is sure that ism Want cusses ta _
m. soon WW : '

moist: HARBOR AWTTA

The many friends and the members i. The ladies harbor Yacht Club's fall
ior the conversation or the [first Con. {matte takes piano Saturday. Sept. 8.
notational Church of Not-nit: will be
blessed to learn that on Sunday Rev.
000m D. Egbert, newt of the Plush
his. L 1.. Congregational church. and
former pastor of the Norwail chutes,-

will be present at one 10:80 a. in. ser-
vice to preside at the communion. Rev.
ttr. Dammit “madame:

rolled in any recognised yacht club.
Entries should. he received W the le-
[and committee as of heme Thai-aw
our. sent. t. The sum or any yeoht‘
wtii'notlbe assented res note than one
class. Only “as een'eiated for int
will he 0000M first prises 8W“? ,
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meet“ MIN POUND 0R LONG

"LAND.
NEW HAVEN, Sept.
and is for shops or all classes on» Bronson of this city. seed 08 teen.
who was reported to tits police raster»
day as mysteriously musing. is on
long island and expects to return to
his heels soon. He west on an the
Bound to smash heat and w
to the. am «has «has. in t

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BOSTON. Sept. 1.--N0twithmndiud Claude (imitates-White is
l.-~Frettk the humus. errors-my Insured at the favorite is the rose. his tom
the invasion of its sphere by the why power Nieuport beta: accredited with
and men of earth. have datum the unrivalled speed limits. Stone. is 0
the avisgion data at Savannah tor too-horupewer decontamination“
tin-ea diffs past. the monument of one or two of the annot- am
the nominates mo reset was ted to em the Whales it
News entrant!» new today. continent that her. however. and the race
conditions would in sanctum tis- pron an interesting one.
proved to hold his double muss-m
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THAT WILL MAKE V0.0 consort;
AIL! CAN BE'HAO ON
SUCH EASY TERMS

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Power Co. .,

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RECREATION
AUI‘UMAL T0 ,

White Mountains ...“!
May trips, Mondays Sept. 11 an!”
18. Sinclair Hotel Bethlehem. 1
Niagara Falls ............ .....fll-M .
4 days trip, Saturday, Sept. 18. it» j‘
ternstioual Hotel. ,
Niagara Falls. Toronto, at. Law.
”461.88.

 

 

reuse River and Montreal. .
6 days' trip. Saturday. Sept. 8
quusm Bay. Vt., on Lake Chant-
pieln ..... .....
6-day trips, Saturdays, Sept. 18
and 23. Hotel Lake Champlain.
Waterbury. Vermont . .........
tiday trips Saturday‘s. Sept.
and 23 Waterbury 100.
Old Point Comfort and Washington:
from New York ........ .888
7-day trips. Saturdays, Sept. 18.
Oct 21.
Gettysburg. Leroy Caverns and
Washington. from New York. in?”
One tour. October 1.4 c
Atlaniie City ..............
tiday trips. Sept. 11 and 18’!
lroquois
For descriptive circular call on 0. w
Harris. at depot. or- addma
Recreation Tourist 00.. 191 Gram
St. New Haven. Tel. 1.881

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Exclusions to limitation

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SUMMERYI’igonA‘ILI

On and After FfliaAY, JUNI 88.18811
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Steamer Huntington 5

can. we. 0. vouuo,

Will run as follows:

vLeeve Huntington for Net-Gall: lies»

days and Fridays at 8:48 a. In. eel

2.25 p. in.

Leave Hamil: for Huntington.

, dag and Fridays at 8: 48 a. at.
8: p. m.

EXCURSION TICKETS. 880.

Motor Boat Trips

in the commodities power M “5
New Ilidfld
The boat will be at Roton Point
from 9 a. In. until 1 p. m.. for our”.
selling parties or regular trips. ., ..
AFTERNOONS. from 1 to 10 l.
Delightful trips around lighthouse and
[as buoy from Roton Point. TM;
10 cents.
All parties and trips noises
chanue on account of weather.
For terms and particulars
sailing parties address 000i. A.
Kills. Roweyton. R F. D. 87.1%

The Reed & Voiit
Electrical

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