”new inn, is conducted by G _E. Ever~
A Mi daughter arrived Lyhterdav
‘t the filo-sh of He; and Hrsé Hubert
Roscoe. at Noroioni lather and girl
~sre doles Wat.
The W Aid w of the Ii.
_i’. Church at Norm Heights held 1.
church sale in the church building
yesterday afternoon and evening.
'LBroad Hall Inn" has been opened
on the Post Road. opposite the south-
ern col-help oh the golf ground. The
att.
iseestalcsgrsctstreettotae sp-
'0” Bind-n.“ (preach of the temporary bridge. mak-
It‘ll: IJLE'S WE’LI.‘ ing a direct route of miles of excellent
going along the attractive Shore road
Twenpyfourw of Norwalk's poor kid-L, After going to considerable expense
dies were the honored guests of Bernie
The Basics woman Civic League
\
.mei at. the Town Hall yesterday after» '
noon, to «routines its task of sewing
aeoeqltlfl tor. the wounded most on
3the Elsi-om battlefields
i_ Its-—
' was the Epworih Magus enter-
itslnlng. the Methodist church” base-
rment was a merry gathering place of
Ross; son of Mr. and Mrs. “Jack" Rose
of Osborne L_ avenue, East: Norwalk
lttlng out boats, local oystermen have Iago... m, “My night a...” were
returned to the hat Side sorely disap—' played, and refreshments were served
painted with the slowness of the mar-i .during the "em“ M" w- ”“5“
. L ‘ .ln Bridgeport today
when, little Bernie celebrated in a
manner benefiting so happy so occa-
also, his 4th bh'thday, on Tuesday of
"this week. ,
é Upon the invitation of Mr. and Mrs.
. Bose. Ensign Edwin J. Perritt, of the
. 5 localsalvstidn army, sent invitations
. to attend the gay petty to a number
of the poor children of Norwalk.
. lcocream slid cake, sandwiches,
Trait. Laud many, other .toothsome
things twsre‘enjoyed by the guests. 'A
Punch and Judy show and a clever
ventrilllquist. all the way from New
York city for the special benefit of the
children, gave a most enjoyable enter-
tainment. convulsing the little ones
with laughter at. the antics of the
popular and familiar Punch and his
side‘ partner, .ll'ldy. Before the guests
departed for their several homes, at-
tractive favors were presented them.
and each member of. the lolly party
was given a brand-new and warm
' sweater for the winter. L
The little children are talking yet
of the wonderful time they had. and
Ill have gratefully express‘Led their. sp-
preclation of the kind generosity and.
hospitality of their entertainers, Hr.
and Mrs. dloae. and theirifwo sons.
‘ hot at the natural growth set. Among
have returned home are: Charles To-
,. boy. Charles Stabell. Edward and Her-
I'y Tobey. Glpt. J. Petty, J. Blydsn-
burgh. Capt. William Kellogg and
Harry Waterbury. The local men re-
port that in some instances but about
two very small oysters were obtained
in a dredge. it is expected. however,
that unless a severe storm interfere,
the set next spring will be unusually
sood. ‘
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There is an elderly lady" living
within sight of the Liberty; Statue
through who's great eyes some smalb
er ones of some blue have often peer-
ed, who performed an act of daring
and danger seldom. if ever, equalled
by a woman. She was visiting a sick
relative in New tendon. and had a
ticket for her return by boat only. As
she ran towards the pier the vessel
Ewes—cut loose and away from the
dock. Nothing. deflated her. however.
She made a jump for it and misled.
of course. but it was the means of
the captain ordering the men to re-
verse the engine. and she was rescued
none the worse for a good bath with
her clothes on. This same lady was
one of the nurses in the Civil War
.wh’le her father and three brothersto
islso taught for the Union during the
Hiss Margaret Smith. of Osborn ave- ..an nebo'lion
line, has resigned her position in the
Qescdnt laundry PlagSaavki: avenue.
D. Canavefl,theLEast side fruit deal-
:er. is in New York today on business.-
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l
.,. Clayton l1. Marshall of Osborn ave- L
nus, is enjoying 'a brief vacation from
abildutisalsubamsusatldundiv '
Rowsvrov
Char-lbs Newman, of Kcyscr place. lsL LL wrw. 2 “A.
ting at the
home of friends and relatives. ill during thL’e past week. is improving
.————— ' nlcel
._ "Sun" Bellows. the well-known New y m
‘- Yorker. is being entertained at the 303st A. uland y.“ closed her res-
home of "3““ Role on Osborn “9' idence at Tokonoke and returned to
are .... , 2 New York city for the winter.
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1.: ($119:an of the Lilia“; g” 3" ' Dr. M. .1. Buntein and family, of
c Y .0 “19 mt "my...“ h‘m’h Rowayton avenue, left for their winter
first y terday afternoon; after the sum-
. mar vacptlélifi. and “M.
‘_ ‘ Mr. and Hrs. B. Hassell have moved
a m Houshan,pf Hyrtle avenue, their turniturejroin Boston and have
, is enjoying a nlmt visit in New leased the Mill. James Lawton place.
York city. where she is being enter- m m .
ialned at the home of friends. denmymond street. as their future rest
home. in New oYrk city. yesterday.
1"“ Tm" “ Ea“ 5“" ”m“ Those who attended the Falrlleld
. h l
Tham'i‘sniftfi‘l‘ 5.75.1122 32...“: cm 3...... Wm
' tlon, held in the Second Baptist
exceptionally slow in the ice business
L '1‘“ this time - iwere: Hrs. A. B. Cleverley. Miss Mary
Ollie Anderson. Edward and Irving W Hrs. 0"" 3034' Re“ ”d
Boblnson and Richard Hendricks were “'3‘ H R- Anderson. They ”99°" ‘
among the many East Siders who cap- “'0“ “mum ““1 profitable 5°"
tured a We “W ”of snappers y“ also. The Bowayton Baptist Chruch is
IordaLy.
‘ [associatiblt as the pastor was eleded
The unusually brilliant glare made clerk _and trmsurer of the association.
4 by the Stokes' lire, in Dorian. last even- clerk L“ the permanent council, and '
lug, aroused the curiosity of a number member of the executive.» “8°“ 9'
of East Side“, who hurried to the fire church ““3“- ind designation 00mm“
In automobiles. From a distance the ‘9“, and the mining “’3“an °‘
fire looked much larger than it really "‘9 W council. The Baptist
m. . mid-week mice was in charge of
L Deacon 1E. B. Every on Wednesday
East Sidcrs are particularly pleased evening;
with the tire boat proposition, because
of the rainy acres of land in this sec-
flon border-mg on the water from The
equipping of the Addie V1! with fire”
”pumps meets with the enthusiastic sp-,L\ ,
7 glovalL of every East Slder.
1 Hr. and Hrs. Frank L’HommedleuL ~
and daughter‘llargery former resl- .
dents of the East Side, who have been
DARIEN
NoamN
visiting Lat the some of Mr: and Mrs. '
Daniel L'llommedieu, on Rowan street. \
’ {a left to spend the do! With Rowena! Mrs. Gila-clitor- has removed to
. i’; relatives. Tomorrow they will lca’ve ONO- - . .
for their I in a” .h' 6" Hrs. Body was the guest of friends
e... interest in the coming no is “‘ mm" W”-
. bleed and steadily increasing. T'l'l'he
, 3 ”war lu.whleh the workers take hold is . mmflfffit‘flg mi
' most um. Communications .. _.- __
taveoom'lthroughthomsilsasklug “OMMRM Cross fund
sweet lily tool" It is earnestly nop- up to «a month is use. of which
ed by theasl‘ociatlonthatthls willhe m1 hub-amulet materials.
a truly' 'uuod -wul Flair." and that
] everyosewillfselthatheershois
~needed to ambush thii result.
~.. w-
it A din-prise only was given Mon-
day Mghtstths home- «Mn. and
Hrs. A. ll. Jackson on Park avenue
at Not-ete- am .
the discouraged natural growthers whoI
Mrs. William Huyler. who has been _ L
.nlarm system installed in the fire
Church. Bridgeport. on Wednesday.‘
well repraented in the affairs of the»
' the winter. after spending the sum-
‘LSLenle. ofNevaork. luthdw
was in charge.
1‘: .
l Henry Clay Brown and vale n!
QPOUR go spent Saturday and sun-
day w1th the pastor ot the Newton
Heights M r Church and family.
and concluded that it has a full share
of attendance compared to tho; larger
churches.
rm
firmly this was
agorgsntemlav
ms-
friendlies.
bathroom.
ldwlsstassup r-Tlereo‘ssswlubs
W on wonderland
Malabar will baeerved.
sW. Hm_ visited Holiday fin Bridge-
Ilr. and Hrs. Conrad Frye of Brook-
llm. N1. in, Mill spend thewistcr
at their home here.
Nils Harte Keith uiL King street
has been‘entertalnlng Miss >Amedie.
Sturge- or Falrfield. '
Extensive improvements have been
made upon the house of William Idli-
chell of Kings Highway.
Miss Louise Hyde of Bridgeport
Splint the week-end at the home"of
‘ an Harry A. Adams.
Hove workers are needed é» the
Red Cross work. The first allotment
of garments-250 night shirts—ale
about completed, but 250 path of:
pajamas are now ready for diatribe
tioa.
Darien had its circus Monday aft.-
ernoon. A wandering cycle rQer up
peered on Main street. and gays exhi-
bitions of tricks in bicycle sliding.
The man was formerly a member of
a circus and had with him it. young
boy. A good collection was given him,
and the youngster received the gift
of a mi: .1)! rompers from anDarien
lady. ~ «. 1 .
I
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Many women in Device avLeL work‘
ing splendidly. but there is work now;
for many more. For the couvglience
of person's. living in Norotou. die loo
wry has been made a dil$illlflgl§
headquarters there. Hrs. E.
or Mrs. Henrietta. Bennett will be
glad to give work to any one in Dar-
ion who is willing to give a few hours
aid in the great work the woman
of the world are, doing.
A:
.'
L ,Wllliam E. Smith spent the week-
end with friends'in New Yo
Chief C. E Fairly is having a fire-
house.
The monthly meeting of tbLe Histor-
ical SocieiYIlVUI be held Friday at i
p. m.
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Lawrence E. Dingcc is now employ»
ed as chaufleur for the Simon market
on Holdall-set.
“minimal: of Forest-treat is
spending the week at the Mlneola fair
on Long Island.
Mrs. ‘Willlam J. HcKendrlck has
returned to her home on ;Rsllroad
avenue after a visit with relatives in
New Haven. '
The members of Ollve- Branch
Council, D. of i... will go toDsnbu‘ry.
Friday evening. in an auto-truck, to
visit the lodge in that town.
The bowling alleys in the l. 0. 0. F.
building will reopen for the season
next week. and will be in charge of
Fred Ambler of Norwallr.
Mrs. Gilbert F. Stevens of South
Main street spent several days with
her daughter. flies Annabelle Stevens;
at Inurelton Hall. Milford.
Mlss.Grace Haunt has returned to
her home on East avonue. after spend-
ing a week with relatives in Broolo
iyn
Mia ultra Burtls returned to her
home in west Nor-walk. Friday. after-
a two weeks' visit with her aunt. Mrs.
C. E. Brinckerhoff. Railroad aVenue.
. Mr. and Hrs. John Hanlon and their
daughter of. South Norwalk spent
Sunday with Mr. and Hrs. Gilbert F.
Stevens on Booth street
The new time-table goes Into e!-
fect nest Sammy. and changes. will
be found on the branch. The first
train will leave New Canaan at 5:11.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dollars-and
family have returned to Nevins-k for
mer in F. V. Frothingham‘s cotton
on Oenolte avenue.
l.
Mr. and Hrs. Howard B. Raymond
and Mr. and Hrs. George E. Rel”
mend oi! Seminary street motored to
Cornwall-on-the-Eudson. Saturday and
spent the week-end with relatives:
Miss Jennie 8. Lawrence. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Lawrence of
Booth avenue. will be awarded to CL
gatlenal church. Saturday evening.
Del. 10. “ -
‘ Miss
Mrs. Justin Hills Ind Mrs. Edison
Cress-ran spent the week-end »1 with
(fiends in Devon.
l
. Cards have been received from Wil-
liam Matthias who is visiting in De-
troit. Mich:
1 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Darrow
have returned from a visit in Shef-
field, Ilsa:
After spending the summer here
Miss Gertrude VanZant has returned
to her home in New York city.
\
Miss Elisabeth Dixon of Lincoln
street lef‘t yesterday for Des Moines
when she nill' visit friends we 8 few
weeks. , m
Charliufiif M'M’of'. no.1. “A
farm is recovering Mg... :3“
wrist regal last! hue k,-
for: m- refiners. 2553’! w
i Ir. Diabrour of N ”and isle
'organ in the Gmsmm
.gatlonol church in the “sense of his
daughter. m helm“
enjoying her vacation.
«1..
. Hi. J Halon-us?! a opt
at the Dying Norm
entertal . r 3:124:33“. o
of her
the Hills Pond road.“
lint Willem ammonites
torcyi'rstumc “ horlls‘ . from a" coughs
fol visit in .‘Rockville Center. N. Y.
Mrs. F. H. Dolsc is confined to her
home in imperial avenue with Illness.
Alfred Hawker and William Burns:
of Bridgeport spent Sunday with
fflends in town.
A number of little friends gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
Tovey on Lincoln street Sunday ove
niag where their little daughter
.Hlss Ruth. celebrated her birthday
..'.e'
~119—
itll’L oi flelrgainck will
studies at the Rutland Hilltnry insti-
tute. Next year Mr. Smith will cn~
ter Cornell university.
Mr. and Hrs. irvin'g Allen have up-
pened their new home in aaugatuck.
They were married amonth ago and
are now at home to friends. Hrs. Al-
len was formerly Miss May E. Av-
er‘y of this town g
A large number are expectldL to be
present on the grounds of the West.
port Gun club today when all day
shoot will be held. A number of
crack shooters. including John Hann-
ing of the DuPont Powder company
will be present and. will give exhibi-
tions in shooting . . - ‘
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Several weak spots have appeared
in the States street bridge within the
past few days and have been u'palrs
ed. Planks on the drawhrldse are
loosened by the Mug of ‘hleW‘lli-
tomoblle trucks and unless mm
watched will prove deuteron! to
horses.
At a recent meeting of the West-
port school ‘board it was decided to
enlarge the Bridge street school and
the Greens Farms school. At the
Bridge street school four new rooms
will be added while one mom will
school will be awarded very soon.
New school buildings will be a neces-
city in a short time swirl: to the act
that large gains have been noticed in
attendance.
“——
A report has reached here to the LeLLf~
feet that Donald G. Perkins. a well
known locil resident. was “you!“
injured while repair-lug his. autumn.
tale in New Rochelle, N. Y.. a. few
days am.1‘be report is that Hr.
Perkins was pumping his tires. with
an automatic pump attached to the
motorofh'lec’arandthethlfihlud
was caught in agent. It is said that
he was manta tothe' New Bochalio,
amounted... The reporgt cannot be
verified “W111i!" . .
After a. meatsuocesstul mason the
Cameo. Lifptlosrd completed its Ila-j
ties at the leech ”do! Em curse
'rs WWMoym
moi-ism c
melatwlltbegl’en‘hvthiladlesm *
awrlsesnica The brig'adlarhssspnt
multicooadustedat Salvation Wyominthersaksoftheislvo
Mil-ll Ho. LmWsteLl-‘stestM tlosArmy.andhassefvedinEnglsaLd‘.
Newslk. Wow svondu‘ at d Cusdaaed the united States. his last
'. «our. Brigadier wisest hadron. appointment being amulet more
“W. theiswly apphlntlli dint of the Salvation Army Training Colo
slsaal saunter “99.3an New lose in New York city. On Septem-
m8 mwulgchlrseof bertsthewaqspopiatedbyComrsand-
DJ
Katrerins H. Dreher oi Stern»,
Edmu
leave the ck Tliursday for Rub‘
land. Vt. where ho wlll resume his
be built onto the school in the Farms. 19.
The contract for the Bridge street ‘
hospital where three florets were}
‘lri
EMIL-
er Miss Booth to the command of the
Southern New Egland Division, with
illllliluarters in Hartfoflk He has suc-
ceeded Major b. H. Stevenson, who
lhas been appointed to the" Indians divi-
labs. The brigadier have some
very interesting things tell. ‘and as
it is his um vli’it to South Norwalk. u
corps. The good work done during
the season by the members was no
tlcoable and much credit is due them
The corps will no doubt be larger
and better nest lesson I. much inter
egt was amused in its. organisation
this year.
or
George Ward has ned home
at
filter a1 visit; in Bridgeng
Miss Bessie C. Jennings left Mon-
day morning to resume her duties at
m. Heiress collects. South Hadley,
Mass She was sccoinpanied by Kiss
AdLa’F‘. “smith ’ M
William Matthias of (ll-dens F‘emi
old Thomas Elves: of Bridgeport ‘ileft
lest eck for Detroit. h.. where
giro ve business trams us in the
m at of the Jennings Sgarage‘ 'of
Blimwfl
1"
this 1 Hill
5.
lodge tau—— Places AsslsasustL
oi 550 Each as Frank 3|]an
and occupies csnda
stink-ems and bominlck Calida
were lined sis; by 'Judge Keogh. this
morning, for carrying concealed wean-L
ons and committing breach of the
P.‘las illstestlmouy ordered the more
serious charge” added. ’11 was t’ti-
oral other lislilns were playing the
"linger nmo'j at the home of hank
Colonel. who lives in Herman Bach's
building. on Main street. last night.
All uL-gumsut resulted and a general
melee followed. Shouts of murder by
the women and the sound of breaking
dishes brought a large crowd to the
building. Olllcsr Dorsey hurried to
thaw scene and invuifiioted. All the
more activity gassed before he
got to the room. omens Clone and
Harvey hustled to the place. and the
formerwith onlcer Dorsey went
around to the rear of the buildinx.
'snd‘there-found Specs and Calida
waiting. Both had knives with the
blades open in their handsand one
hadwaraslrreadyforactiou The
reader pliced both under arrest. From
the testllhOny this morning. it appears
that the‘ two prisoners were waiting
to attack Gaines and 001111an Grit!
William Junlnga. out under bonds
on an ”hell of thrninety day see-
tellce which Judge Lockwood impos-
edaiewweeksagofor assault and
dnmkenness. was taken into the tolls
Lbl ltllelsw a'g'a‘hl hitsight. this time
on the intoxication charge and she
tor using abusive lauglil'ge' to lady
neighbors. Beau“ of the fact. that
Jennings moo pleaded is his be-
half.L Judge sepia made a lenient dis-
poehiouothiscase. Hensodlennlnss
file andjgivs him more»; the ass:
cution or the tantrum being mm.
“ed awaiting mum of the IWOILL
.le’LllnllldI ls1 l- painter and lives on
Hoyt street. 2;
thigh" W. on on a {agency
charge was :tbe humorist. spoon.-
school's-j- of the lounge proceed-
"teatime
pestle. , The original complaint only.
charged the two prisoners with breach
of the peace. but the court after bear- '
eed‘thal the two defendants with ash '
LIAM ANDREWS.
is hoped that a good crowd will turn
out to give him a welcome.
Adjutant Walter Hayes. of Stamford.
will also be present. It will be remem-
bered by many that Adjutant Hayes
had ‘chargeLof the work here some five
years ago. Don't {fall to attend this
service
that he was warned by Ollieer Hur»
my on Tuesday. night about hanging
around the streets. "Well? yOur hon-
or," Buckley blurted out. "What could
1 do. The ‘01” was “PM"
.. ..rsfemd to the Smith street lodgins
house by ‘stop' and the house has been
closed on account of no appropriation
with which til run it.
gave the prisoner his liberty after
oautioning him to “keep going "
.lusv mm“: use To new
volts AND 10 Au. voters as
I THE sou‘m AND wear. 1
more car service to all important
interior points. making connections '
witlrdaiiy through care to the follow- .
at will.“ *clnclmatl Chicago. Dell-
iii? 3% soil. 1) c"’e.5;°“é’£
Q m .
Bait “will MS"-
lost leaves Pier 87 list Elva, New
York (lost of Catherine at). every
Nascent ptsuaday, attain. Freight
Lrocslved at News“; up to 5 p. m. and
South Norwalk up to 5: 30 p.111.
WALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Analog 1.8mm. Lessee.
George? .bets. Control Agent.
The Reed 8: Volt
Electrical Co:
$1.":
AUTO “WEI-ill
LPhOII mL—L-fl It lets u.
‘50. 81"“. I.‘: m I!“
“W
i
wmorKuw sues:
7113.15le uell ulcer);
iheb’egl quoqlllyx,
a
investments
hmthmnmwufdil
crucial”. keturaasrebetterfllss
Judge. Keogh ,
EUTE SHOE, '3
The Sch. oi will open for the M4
Term on y rooming. Septem-
ber 17. 1914. at nine o’ciodr. All elite-
ses assert the primary recite in‘ the
school building on Prospect avenue
Built on the slope of the hill, eaohk
floor has an exit on the ground lev—
el. thus obviating all danger in case
of fire. - ..
College Preparatory. General and w
Puccini courses for older girls, with
music and dancing under competent
instructors: Primary and lntermedb
ate Department for lrttlo girls and
for boys under- ten yearLa French
taught in all grades beyond and in»
eluding the sixth Arrangements made
for bringing children to g‘chool and
for servings hot luncheon. Terms and
illustrated booklet on application.
The Principals may be seen at the
School any morning on or. after Sep-
tember seventh.
Margaret 'R. Brendllnger.L A. B.
Vida Hunt Francis. E. L.
f; TIRES
LNo ad's-inns udchLLthe prio-
OIAJAXM
'l‘l'lemskersof AJ \ litres, guar-
at
amend in writing, 5.! - 1 0 sought
no unfair advantage .‘ - cu, motorists.
They did not armour: 1 ism in
lbt prism 0! AJAX 'i. re 1, Advances
of 12 1-3 to 20 per nzm; were de-
nandod by other puke» ‘9' «fondant
tiles. No shading or run “Hinged
American brad «tom the
prices of AJAX Tires. Tue . ea or
AJAX-M an Mmpon I... com.
Tina. M an Imu-
give. Witt ion and
.mLLLLL-
Lot»
Austin’s Garage L
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Or'Plloss m Vial. AllsllL ll. 11
» Windward Assess.
‘2... ..-—-..—._- ..;
too are won: and well.
That's pleasant. ’
Yes lope to remain so
That's natural.
Your spine may get out of order.
tea .wlntthe' M.
L .'Tlats Jenner.
trg‘g’gfi;
1 FL
...‘*4. _.__
«an»: and Stanford.
There the fl“ Ulla;
Delays sis “dangerous
li. BARTHOL. D. (LL
d3 Meadow at. South Norwalk,
P-
‘soy idealism. 8t. Standard, 3 a.
so”
\
You are Not L
Entirely Satisfied \
with you table beard try a few
meals. Everyflling' well cooked
and. served pmly. We al-
' ways have satisfied customers.
lTripp’sRest'aurant
' lWlIk-Y‘ Lane's)
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The New Science
i
T. Francis,- D. C.
Mwmmahlamacmm
duds-telnet hummus s
4
lg.
"deer Melee.”
.Wedisvo' unleaded our service to
South Norwslk ls ropoaso to many.
mascots.
We do not seek trade by cutting
Lin-leg. We get and KEEP customers
by grabbing unequaled service at a.
NIL- duh.-
a
lfimescmytsdeal withes.
Norwalk Chronicler