r .“_."';’
2. figs
IT MAL LiliiT PLAIT;
layer fliraebfieid, chin! executive or
bountiful Moe lanes. N. J.. and
' t’~ . Councilmen Welles. Berdow, Melts,
52W Hos-ton and Gregg. were
Iris cum at lee Third district yester-
«1.1a. out-oratowu oiilcinls were
' not by More William H.
2, slim and tool 3. Jones. Superintendv
' “It I" Ulla-”HI end Councilmen
Hour). Rip-on and Michael .1. Rice
EI 'fiu. whobuiit the new electric light
' . slant .
The city fathers first visited the
flooded district electric light plant. on
State street. meeting ~Superintonduit
A. .3. Winchester. who showed them
the interesting points ebontthh sin.
tine. Here they gathered considerable
. slate. given by Superintendent Win-
chester. The” history of the plant.
‘whicb proved very interesting to the
guests, was sblnglven. All departed.
voting A. E. Winchester a master mind.
and oboervedfiat the eo-operstion or
the local commissioners with
the superintendent was s. credit to the
city. The Pompton Lake oliiclelii plnn
Ito return shortly to inspect the South
. Norwelh Water Worits and iiltsr at
Wilton. .
When the Third district's new else
trio light plant, on devlew. :pleeo, was
made as to its idesl location and ”Is
' tine possibilities The stntion'urolier-
"ty and proposed duckI property being
valuable assets to the district. ‘ A
When inlet-reed that the host oi the
local water tout property was private.
the visiting guests were very much
outpaced 'l‘hey related how Mayor
. Hiyachfld “9‘ m pounclltnen re;
cently pissed on inence tricking se-
”WM” (it the ublic‘s preperty on
'tholr lakes. The mnyor sold his pert.
:{I M. oLthn shortationmbpo been soiled
..
by private interests.
Pompton Lubes has on olpproprle-
mbtmms it liuiid in electric light
and water station on their s. There
is a mine miles long. ‘The
electric plant lies” the some capacity
. as the Third «district’s plant, and the
machinery s producers. gas refines
gallium
i
‘4,
and other is exactly the
name. There h 10 rail“ of pole lines
in Pomotofn was. . ‘
Joesph n21 Riots and $.’_' t; finder. c.
1.. worst Is of yesteb
”day's ins ..
55.5.. "2 .2
‘j‘d‘bo yam street.
am swooan ‘. .. with lrlendsin
Ir. and “Mrs. E. '0. Smith. of Dorian
Point. were 'weelr-end visitors at the
- borne «sends: in Mill Plain.
Dollie"! Keogh. of Seale avenue. is
delaying a three weeks? vocation from
fdie’s bulky. on Van Benefit
wmé‘ Woman
“acumen. .
W
“Worm street. was
samurai-tryisiinrwithtriendsln
Wsupiirt.
Mrs. Henryw Instr and daughter
Ruth were over Sunday visitors with
E
l”
islands and rsh‘tlres in'nunbury and; ‘
Mill 1’th
f. —-——:—-’-—‘-
Albert Ayers has removed irons
South Nanak to 3} Osborne svenus.’
Mr. Ayers has seemed a position with
Talnadge Bros: oyster house. on Wa-Y
tor street.
Willhln Tobey. a well-known East
Side oyster-men. was visiting friends
and relatives on the but Side yester~
day. Mr. Tobey is at present employ-
ed by Pouch Brothers. a inrge New
Rochelle oyster comm.
The first meeting of the Ledies' Aid
Sochty of the East Avenue M. E.
Church in to hold on Wednesday at-
ternoon of is week. The president
links that every member attendee
there is more than enough work for
each to do.
I
l
Attbesorvleuy‘estordeyintheAdv
“at Christian Church. on Van Zant
street. lStephul W Velaor lied charge
’olgrowtbsrswnbiagal
Among the East Norweilr m
'wsonor-atsmyml senses: to
{growth beds in
10m
andHarryMJobn iw
.mmmc 5 W
Capt. .1. atom coincide-is
manyofllers Thumb-rot
hasdeaeasedbytils hundreds be
modihelswwbicbprobflitsoys—
tormeiiwitlimotorboots'rilsl‘n'jl'adsvr
ing. Only sail boatsare slowed.
ammo Baptist Church '7:
There was a good attendance {t the
Birthday Party Social given by» the
p s. c: it on last my oriiIlins
A lolly than was salons by all.“‘
One interesting tenure oitbsaovco'
ing was tboa'exilibit of the baby, flc~
titres of those present. and it oégtuin:
ly was crossing to try to guess floss
the picture was.
Miss Lillie Raymond gave a rqdiiig
which was greatly mm. 3;.
The remainder oimthe evening; was-
spent in the playing of various fillies.
A souvenir was given to each...‘ one
present
Ice cream was on sale. and e good
sum wasrealisedi‘ortbetreueryoi
the Society. »
Sunday-school "Rally Day" was a
a part in the preparation tor tlid day
feel well satisfied with the "ti-s!
The children's choir was *
.ii
E.. on». oi new no:
glen}. snowstorm
finish 3
hamxeliomlldward'l‘oboy.§baflsss mwmfiataftonneko I
wenttbeweek-oud wlrhtlisnds in»
New York city.
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hip-«h ;% “
tusslpflngwlthasefleuaamol-
Berry; Bryasisenloyisgaday’s
mtanMhi-dutluiomrm
c137.
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Insulin wmmegtins'
”E
ed rrleads train New York over Sun
day.
ll;
bis-s. John Snidin spent sum”
virtuegniietinain Rye. N. 7) I
J2 Mrs.
if E Tel-hey. spent tlieday
lm in. Norwalk. - E
E lilies Iliay Morrison is spending dis
week-end in Denbury. '
. Miss Annie Stoinee has returned to
her studies in Yonkers. N T.
:cost decided success and all who blfii Mrs. D. L. Rowlgnd. is the guest at
Vic
Elm 4523f gqulisn in filin- .
2~' mm
Charles Beardsley and family. have
°t themoluing services. in Place 0‘ “‘3 with pleasure at both the morning and moved iii; but: to firm .. , in 2
2 Viflited. mum, “wk-Ii .wero plight". who i! on his vacation. Rich-2 me evening gag-vices wd no d hi. it
Blend. together with Mr. Velsor.
conducted the evening services.
i
Rev: Jellies W. Davis, oi Bridgeport,‘
will here ohnrge ottii the services in
the Advent Christine Church on next a“, w“ the Sunday school nourish in?
Sunday. Bey. lit. Davis was tormerly which ii special program hadgbeui, Iar m9";
’Js-
Motsroffiheiocalcbumh. end East
Side Adventists are very sihch pleased
to hove with thorn once more their one-
time pastor.
C J..Blydsnburgli. inromehln RP-
testis
enjoying a brief vacation from his du- '
ties in that place. iir. Biydonburgh. E
together with Captain J. Petty. are in
Bridgeport today. working some oi the
“natural growth” groiluds. The good
ship “Blue Bird" is being used by the
local “netsrel growtbsrsd *
The annual business meeting of the
Advent Christiaanurohmn Van aunt
strust. wlllbo held on Thursday even;
lug. October 1. The reports of the
icburch wer‘htbrougb theyesrwill be;
read. and election of oilloers will be
held. Tillie will be other important
hastened-museum cloaingont
.ot the church'sfisesiyear. - 2
A pin-shut water man stated 2th
morningtbutthoasstdsliloeelfisber-‘ch
men wouldbecatebing would bosmallE
mackerel. which are gradually wot-lo
ingtehirwnytewerdthrllorwsikher-
bur. Theaehhatpiesentereolisw-
brookhLanditwillbebntmquen
will become a permanent i’est e oi
the church aotifitidl. “"3“ "4%
Large unnum- were press:
at both services. E 2 ’
The most interesting service of thei
ranged. The most; rm
the program were the solo
Rhoda Janis. ‘I‘God elves Ills
Miss
ones."
.the chorus being sung from e rearl
'ot the room by a female all
its» harsh. MJthoslgs “Mme till-a
Miss Marlon Jervis and Mm. n. Al-“lo
brocht. 2. .
Mrs. F. A. Brenda gave a Smith
which on what a certain *westsrn-
Sun dayvsobool had done :wbeu it
work up and went to work. i
The flag drill by the following boys
and sills. uremia continuum
Jervis. Anna and Meals aeolian:
Frances T-iebout. Viola Qrswiol‘d.‘
Franklin Cleverly, Milton Every. try-E
lug‘ Albrecht. Psrcivsl. Remind. “and":
Elmer Andaman was given l5 en es-
.z"
t manner and reflects much!
credit upon them and Mrs. ll. E. An-
deraon who drilled them .
Miss «Marion Jervis sang the verses/I
of “When the Roll is Called Next Sun-
school joined in the singing or the
chorus which brought to a close one
oi the most successful and enthusias-
.tic tours that tho school has- ever
held. The committees in charge were
Miss irons Lynch. Mrs. A. B. is
his Intiss in a New York city incur. “an on man, bolero mwhmfi Mrs H.132 Anderson, us. fiery
anoehoaae.
All interesting sermon was preached
”May it thdltov. Albert C. Jones.
gut New Hadron. in Christ Episcopal
“lurch. on Gregory Boulevard.
i
l‘s
'l‘he Ellsworth Oyster Company will
he one stills several prominent oyster
dealers who will purchase the "CTODS"
of the ‘netsirel gr'owtbers,” who sterl-
cdworkofik'likoport thumoming,
Thebesberwas crowded with fisher-
non m liter the popular shop-
We. whirls were biting in great style.
“. wgwfllkmpfllunxflldmlnu
as‘ibhfiln‘e w‘tlioiriines over.and
tweet atimaatthat. '
'E has. immrmthhilrsuine
5 “other the cursor vacation yesterday
More. Iit's; A. Greenwood warn
some Memos largesttendenoe
. “thinning. 2
some mail. the popular
mus-am: nonalcoholic”
mommmmmm
224
. ’. llaroldltlmdisistokingeare
‘sl‘lr.fisebeil'srouie. 2
Tuna skis "Commander." of the
mm nosta- .luet. which ply'g i...
fly 0-ijth
.1;
wires will be tying ”meson” 0! them.
Slim“! who was also WM.
E
maria)” ”W“
mm .
iiif‘li’géfls; '2
s :~ ' u
a
4%fira.
We“ in} . in: Mt)?
Mrs. L 31. Gould and delight“;
Mrs fi'fitifii‘lmfiWifl
""“li
"side?
..,«w
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(’ n we .‘sgl‘g '1’",
v?! ’cnni.‘ ‘ l
E W . m... r . " cow .. m m rims”: impress: a“:
i which lay; ‘3" use! two white eleven 0! biceps to is tine ll. rhea-ball. I...“ he 15 line a...
leaves or a wild cherry tree. , 2 “'0 felines v-i that city. . I‘m dancing. end has the Washes
3 -—-—“-* ’ \I " . ‘2: his finger-tip. or its: sunlight:
MT Nth! 2 ” "iv owe. it yo‘n; wish to tlwsy. era
“m n m” ’ ' "of he- is our whence to educate the dance
00“ M_~ xi ‘ ‘ ”atfigimf \ .. -:‘- ".3 {L161 ;..: “v 36]
“‘ m m‘ifiwfin “11 99".“ Two Ziegler horses were Awarded
1‘“ ”3’ "AW M: Wm“ 8mg.“ ‘ ”m'm- "I.“ 3‘” "I0 ll Med blue rlbboils at the Willie Plains {Air
'who died in Middletowa was interred
tie the Nor‘held cemetery on mend-y.
ME sir and Mrs were Potter. have.
returned to Collard. other several
May's visit, with Mr. and dirt Jolie
melt .m"
o
E ills: as... Factor in: returned to
ESpr-ingtleld. liars. after a week's vis-
it with her aunt. Mrs. J's-sub lore
haul :1; ; ‘2. Q: '.. . . ,
.' it I". {lib—w
sin John enemy has mmed to
Cannon nicer spending some tiara
a
l
u dsy. 1'“ be 39M" “a fl“ ““"i with bsr sister. Ira. sense. at Chest~
not Hill.
i Relatives from Boston. lose. and
Flatbusb. L. i.. have scanned home
afterat wests'visltwltblr.and
lira? Glide“. 2 2 ‘
E The we improve-seat Associa-
L
E 'rlieaiinnlthen‘ehooiwastelim tlonliiililtlleiiioiitlilybursitis-silent.1
Mmfinrsfimlm ottho stlesst 75 present attbe BsnEdsy- “nggugma
iuirdeprtmntesmelhstlss'orwdnschoolseuionandtogeteem theaecrstam Mrs: Inset-Amie.
lni’provosiut mobiles» would like
*allemdbutlnostotheeonntry store than realised iortherewere‘f
mumuumnmmt out and the closing amounted to family
street. at any time convenient to the
olstleastslim. .‘l‘ileslmwesmore
$8.10.
82 pies-l Hr.
“Chadd; Born and
ii“. Wt 2W.
andllis, Theodore Hamilton have
ooatr-ibbiu.’1‘heeoontryctoroisto rill-(Hondaylemlnrihe Wmmnnmmmm
beefentnenttheeersinghir,andltboy50cialistobeheid towhicbaii in m “,3“. WOW.
ishnpedtoree'slssliesrtysuppnrtln
theorems-elm _
Yesterihynrnndtliocioseorthe
seasoniartbecolipolieach Guards.
whohavebo’endaiailhrfigurssotthet
popularbsechdnrlngthsgastsuamsr
The gesrdsprovodtbokwortb.“
isgasvuallsiportsntnsscudssndm
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eases. onus-rows. Guardswill
solos «Mandamus-oldie
ssasoensrtyse‘r. .-
Powutsl Mo lights have been!
installed on the realm bridge to
eiterd thattbealghtcremsn—
mnmmsnoompim
mightiest better-durum.
slssdia . -.
Marilee; at thisjpler h bounding]
iamilisrssundatallheuuei‘millht.
nuns-muslin .m.
mnwwmmmm‘
ltw’ Woodmen-in Whhmuthem Ecoilogs‘. at New tissue; orig: spies-
2 2 lieghersssialersacatino etibsrlioins
brine.
MOI" .y
MhIMdmmmnntorflm Ilse-mm ”Wmflmmwfih
dill. audits. m.- ll. Patty on
Wu shoot. mm. . IE
.2”. E1 WW. . 2 .;» j.
members ed the school are invitsd.
M Sundey~scbooi class is to inro-
nisii one number for the progress.
bntnottomeslthenltnreoiitunfli E-
tbbyareoalledeniioprodiieo‘it {idling
the evening
momma»... sieuod'
Secretary'oitlisschooilapiace oi
loh‘r‘iCleMywhoi-ssigaed mast.
mwmolthefilsstAve-dMsus—umanymhior smut-whammy” 2
ill-TLC. Jaesweysndfiamiiyoios-
Eel their bonnet Containment island.
today. and «turned to Baltimore.
Herylend. where Mr. w.‘ienowey is
professor at Johns Hopkins Boiler-
my. ,
Joesph insisting-on. ore-nut
MH' '0. “"15“.“ ”mm in:
Telling honith tor several weeks. pass-
on Semi-dog instill ’th Wh
your. WWW Hillheihfl2
2 "’ 2’
“Wemuouw&
.L.
} :lonrlng Bridgeport about 9:.30
[lures serenely handcuffed between the
.4 two officers. core.
.Cii‘liil‘nn dormeriy inept a restaurant '2
a
' .treflic
.80
ed owner at hislitiine lbs Marcel.
on.-,a~— v" ”M'ifi‘.‘
~“Ilil'mlillfifill
Bill ll “Mill M
lied Revolver ii“ would iisvs
E m it sis his in...
. use; tail fig; - '
‘BRIDGEPORT Bert. :b—A‘hnmgh
the err-t last week by denies Dooley
or tbuwlocal detective terse and John
Ryder end Nicole Gilottl; agents of
.. theimilsi‘gritio' nlis’roanognestseofl,
Fannie Chili-o. alias l‘ranll Pissi-
oheai. alias hello-co Piuocbono. the
murder sit Jennie Cavelglieri in the
Peck‘s Hill district of Strltlord is
E main brought to the attention of the
"bile. Chilling which will he
men‘s reel-awe was ought the par-
ty 0! five which went t with the
Chicago girl end shot her- 0 death in
the woods. Joe Buonomo. "Chicago
Joe". has-me paid the penalty or
death for the crime.
Chililrio who placed under most
the night or the crime. Oct. 22,1013.
one o! the three capture first night.
was W- with or. Later
this diam was coiled find be via
held as emetermi witness" in the case.
snd’given his liberty attor the trial
and conviction of Boone .Then he
disappeared from Bridgeport {or a
silks:
Chillino is believed to have come to
this city at that time from Chinng'o.
find made his headquarters at a res-
inurslll unaudited in South aVenuu by
Mar. whom miles more
Ptarirbeeo. This was else believed to
fiksflfiw tin: timer
2.‘ .43....
to Cblllib‘o. The Federal agehts came
do filtering. “viru- heard Chillino was
here. located their men, grid Doree-
iivb Deploy was assigned b go with
idiom and rennet!“ arrest.
Child-o was linowli to frequent n
drilgrsrure on Halli street and was
found‘olltside the building by Dooley
andvtheotboln. Dobiey informed him
that be was ranted at hseddilartera.
‘fI want to see the boss 9. minute."
he tail. end darted into I‘the store,
Dooley was close at his heels and
when Chillino nucleated to pose the
boss in the confine: the store and-
go behind the counter. at the some
time putting his hand behind blin.
Dooley granted ted threw him.
The Bolus officers were :oIOseiy olr
booioy's heels and only with the
.mennponihefloorend Dooley wrest-2
ed'i‘ronilll'shendsl‘ulb' loaded .Iti_
l‘l‘oillberl «semi. Tilers is no doubt
millilno would have used it li- he
could have (reed his em in time.2
Milne:- won; token to hoodqunrters
Eendiooimduponochargeotoarryv
ingooneaeiafiweulonu. At the police
pictlmahewnurecuflined ashes;
beeneoileernedie the caution mur-
dereasusadliis- eedrsourd
Sergeants“
sun-um
T.- C.E anngliiin or thsClty Court and
Chillino was turned ova- to the two
taken back to that city on a train
He
have banana-god in the «slum
E' also said to here served
Isl-sum- .llegflng prison in New
threflnmeesbmd‘bhwsseb-
wasps-llylmlfl'.‘ ‘ 2
~2 mode.
1. EM.
r
Lloyd. F‘our mortgages. amounting to
warm inshoglsrtilisn gallery by‘ I‘
enclosure obstructs-flying one 5;.
nuclei weuoooamss cloned by. Judge '
tedsreiotlcersi‘ram‘Boston‘. endwns”
oregangreburod to‘vI,
othorotioi'luesoua’kwtbnei I-.:2.-,
cold-blooded in
3mm enemy. The
c“? 5' the sons
mend it h believ-
'oisi 12m moi
, _. d finely 18th more
of furthering the plans or “to m
had given infer-limp to the
police of Chicago implicueihg Boon-2
one and other: in white sieve traffic.
E
,I inn and §
“also party cliches. and
five shots from a revolver fired into
the contours body Bnonomo was ul-
m to been done the annulm-
snd all of the others Wei
3' knowledge‘ .1 «so plot. Buonomo
tor the crime convicted.
at ”Nether-elicit! a short
r-
,5
.lii
raga
aafin ‘ysnln
E NOAE’EQN
Tummmmdw‘pher
twerhi‘rkofl calender-b Nut '.
“"an Poolcy spent miss.) e1-
ternoon in Bridgeport on a bud-ens
trip.
i
A Wmddrleesed to Miss Borolhy
markson. Barium awaits a. claimant
e! the postvomce. ..
Jock Dugdnle of Mormon Heights
motored to littlgrtirid. Thursday ai—
terlloori enjoying splendid weather
and good roads.
The Congregational young people
are busy rehearsing for next Week‘s
program. “The District AttornilY."
with which they mode such a hit lent
vlintcr. in to be remind: “No Merl
Wanted" to sin) to be given. the play
will be pigment in the. Town Hall.
'l'i‘il'lrsdsy' bed by or best week
i - 'l ' M W
In Dal-ion. last week, the bombs
Corporation sold a niece of mp’erty
on TokenehrDrlvc-to inf-Thomas M.
l
310.000." were recorded by Town
Cierb Hoyt A ”It" can. the second
week in 391.. these were two sales
lot property. and mortgages of 85.-
850. 2. .
m‘mmcr ‘Scnno‘n. popular in insulin"
Thursday. in class it ponies in her.
nose "Soeham Nettie." entered by
Mrs. William Ziellrr in. was the win-
rler. "Pilot" won the ribbou in d»
Iona! llamas purses class. Enter” by
Mr.1deglerin clan id. llama horses
"Pilot" took third place.
Mia Ruth Fitch's! Darius and
.Cbos. Ritchrnel (“(2 .the Soldier!"
Home Ietntt. in Nmion. were thrown
from it email touring clir et Neuter
Heights last" big“ l-nboilt I pm
escopinrwlbll a few bruises. like ca?
stillingm curbing ”an the sold-
isrs‘ Horn mhosplhlizf was damaged
The Jolt‘ tile ndr struck the curb
and threw the occupants out. and one
or the ear wheels was meshed.
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a
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tile meant no: aw¢W{ l“
Hellenism. 31.191447
res School will seen for the rail
Term on Thursday morning. Septem—
ber 11. laid; at nine o'ciodr. Alfons-
- swept the primary recite in the
building on Respect avenue.
tbedope of the hill. each
nail. on the ground lev-
obviating all danger in case
College Preparatory. General and .I.
Special noun. (or older girls, with
music and dancing under competent
instructors: Primary end .lntermedi-
eh Went 1dr “13.10:!le anti -
ior'hnsi medulla mi: French-
tesight b all wales beyond and in-
cluding the sixth. Ammonia made I
[or bringing children to school and
tar serving a hell-och“. Terms and
illustrated booklet on mlicetion
The Principals may he node at the
School any morning on or otter Sep—
tember seventh.
Margaret R. Brendlinger. A. B.
We Hun! MI W. i. 1
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mg 0! AJ’\' Tires, guar-
writlng. ll,“ ' miles. sought
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nnaousl r incense in
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WM 1' u- use of.
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“out “Villa" is he!“
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Orin-ass llzl-a. VI. D, Ail-tin. 1.‘
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we are use: and were
us-tu .-
inns boys to rowan so.
'l‘llat's natural.
(our rules may get out or order.
'Hiat‘s ponibio.
for uses sane adiletlleeis,
That’s evident.
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