Susan Wotan, Mrs R. E. Morrison.
Mrs. Frederick Wheelei, Mrs. Sam-E
not Kelley, Mrs. Herbert Gerham. Mrs.
EMliton Ellwood, Mrs. Susan Youngs.
?Mrs. Nathan Campbell and Mrs. E. B
Smith.
laierior To! the East Side Hotel
decorated and pointed end is .
otherwise attractively improv-
. .. .9 com the East Newark un-
‘ 1 Station has been installed in
B. St John home. on Van Zant
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N OROTON >
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glierman Vogel has returned to
M me in East Washington street,
9. few days with friends in the
Mr, New York.
' the first time in a very long
vwoi'kmen this morning sus-
, work on the new Washington
' ridgejoh because of the se-
Idou'npour of rain.
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Miss Freda, Schiichting is visiting
ifriende in Brooklyn.
SATURDAY SPECIALS. 1 Mrs. Charles Smith of aDrien was
Fr 8 ribs-oust beet. 16c and 18c. lb. . a west in Stamford yesterday.
Hod en's-Market i —-----—
. _christine Jacobson, of Fort
Wind“ leave tomorrow morning
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Mrs. G. H. Tiliey of Mansfield ave-
nm: is a guest of friends i IiGreeii‘s
Farms. . .
The registrars are making voters at
the Town Hall today. Voters will at-
‘so be made on the Pride; following
Oct. 23.
erly. Mass. Miss Jacobson will
lsit at. the home of her sister.
red Johnson, a former resident
A song recital was given in the No-
roton Presbyterian Church last night,
for the benefit. of the Ladies' Aid
Society. Mrs. . Maude Pierece Allen
was assisted by Prof C Sneehnr. vio-
. iin.’ and Madame Sischni. piano,
‘ I . “Unto—w 4- .
Mrs. osephine Brinkorhoft‘. widow
ot— Charles H. Brinckerhom Edied at.
her home On the Middlesox ' rend“
W'ednesday morning n, agod 5&- years
She was born in Dorian. and 111-19 liv-
jcd here practically her whole life
Her husband died [our years ago. The“:
burial was held to. with 11 funeral set;-
fire 96 the Presbyterian Church in
Nommn
“II
wring 3.1717 was in’ New York Wod-
needny. end in the laundry, during
his absent: .E was a young trienddromg
i’ttish‘iirgih, who will he There we
tifne He. sat in the shop Wednesday
a‘lernoop. and.- mettle music on u Chin-
ese stringed instrument. The childIen
of, Darien were quite excited over it.
tThe fire-house or Dorien 19‘;qu sold at
auction, Wednesday to 191'th ‘Butler,
owner or the Darien garage. for 82th.-
Edward Bates was the auctioneer.
The bids started at $200. but ‘the
which have been very low for event were a quiet one. The building
time past and 85 s. 001139‘ quill be moved by Mr. Butler to the
,‘tile Water was not of the Very rear of his present garage, and used
«an a workshop. Work will commence
soon on a new fire-house of brick.
SILVERMINE
Ml
ITAEccording to liste‘ posted. promi-
tiy on the East Side by the looll
rye” voters There are 07 East
g women nho hole the honor of
3 their names on the lists as
_M;rs. Oscar Partrick. of East avo-
in ~isecretary of the State Sunday
l Association. is in attendance
‘atf ’ the Sunday ‘School conven—
ot the annual confers ot- the
at Climates oi (19111139373919: and
rnT Massachusetts, being held in:
9‘
T s. morning's rain was nowhere
more Welcome than on the Eliot
because of the fact that the
t‘ity of local consumers are con-
, d with t‘heTFirst District resor-
flesmrnom SFECiALS
rib roost beet, 160 and 18c lei
s- Mnrket.
.
,9 Mabel." the largest and most'
étely appointed tug ever in the
AM”:
John B. Gruelle has purchased a
i’ r eon.- The
docks yesterday a, to 11 new automobile—oi runabout.
' " is from Hartford, and is own-
! Ednn' Brewster or this phlegm been
, spending a law day? visiting her par-
T ' haVe lived in Central New York State
4:1-
;Ntrow; willingness ammo
- to any worthy innocuous and enter-z menus: here wish her Wayne-a and.
wheel-Ira 8-H Harm more.
eeiveiuie thank! o! the semi-“m-
_ busy—end be honored with the Golden
Cross. at that brave little nation, for
T her peel
d untirtng eHorts in the
cause of h msnity.
Mrs. George Purdy formerly Miss
out: here Mri a'nd Mrs. Purdy, who,
since-their marriage. expect to settle
in New, York Alum}? .. .-
NEE
OWN
Brown . Bites-will Tito—open ,,their;
pool and billiard on Railroad ave-
nue tonight.
‘3'» .
Mrs. William Baker has been quite
ill at her home on Forest street for
the past week.
Miss Margaret Laney of Locust:
menno has a. position no pianist in
the Suburban Theatre. '
T'G‘uider on ROWIYtOIl avenue.
. the vessel.
. out ft t hole in
taken 0 he \essei. he Ito: him to participate in the unmet.
m. 'm 91:- Eorterlii In
Cuba.
Captain and hire Preston M. Hart
will shortly so to housekeeping min
on the second door or the house a!
am u]. (later of McKinley‘phce. For
some time pest Mrs. Hart he's been
staying at the. home of Mrs. Mnry‘
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New roux. Oct. ‘16.——-The Crew of
the United Fruit Compenyfe steamer
autumn; sunk yesterday in a colli-
sion with the American-Hawaiian Line
steamer ioywan in the Ambrose pimp
nel, began today to lighten a Part of
the cargo or bananas and coffee. pre-
liminary Ito making an attempt to float
' After the cargo has been
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her hull will be patched up and the
pumps will 43 set working.
A messes ail-em the Matapsn raid
that the retool 1m: settled two teetj
during the night and that she had this
torenoon had a. list to starboard of ten-
degrees. Her captain was stlliI
aboard
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The Iowan left her Tsnchorsse in
Mrs. Frank flit-Kondry is hurting
her new home in White Oak Shade
installed.
D
Mrs. Chariot-I Petty of
”-1——
Rowaytou
”\isited hm parents Mr. and Mrs. \rl
.~‘. Lockwood on East atenue. Wed-i
needuy.
The infant child; lite \irg Tend Mrs
lohn lilo-11mm diodMMofifiey even-
ing.lnto1ment was in‘ Springtime R.
C. cemetery.
w.
home in Vista. Monday. in his 80th
)081 The funeral services were hrid'
fl’huiedox afternoon. from his into
home. interment in Lewishoro.
m
Stephen Sutton died at his home in
glfcund Ridge. Thursdty. aged (‘3
floors. The funeral serum was hold
t-inurid .._v at :2: 30 p. m.. Rev it D.
{i‘i’inkuue officiating. Interment in
akcviow cemetery
Court William McKinley. 1'“. of 34.,
v‘iil hold thttr fifteenth annual hell
"it Raymond's Hull tonight. The com-
Imiirw have prepared frr It largo
I‘oml. and how engaged excellent
uuuic for dancing.
Ml T .. . t
A host of friende tendered Miss
Edythe Woehre. chief operator at the
local telephone exchange. a enrol-tee
- pur't) at the home or the Misses With-
Pm'k street Tuesday owning
\llriutn i... cidest'Idiiunthter of 319';
1nd Mrs. John M. Lawrence died nt
her home in Houth_§nlem, Sundas‘".
need BEL-word. h‘unéhtlahnices were
“I '1‘ Wednednyi attrnoon in South
Stilem ‘
A!
)' wvin,
gr...“ .l-m;
The two houses which-Stanton Hart
E is .‘hnvlng erected. in Rownyton- avenue.
are about completed, and one will he
the Hartford Towing Company.‘
trncted considerable attention
ocal watermen, who took. the
rtunity of going aboard her- on a.
Another daughter Twas born to Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Rector, on Monday
night. .
Miss Minnie Dolier, who had been
the guest of Miss Alice Buttery for
three weeks; has returned to her home
at Albany, N. Y.
.I
~tlng of the directors of the
orwslk improvement Asuncio-
l he held Tuesday at the
re. Susan Youngs, East avo-
Richard Bruette. 'who, with his
family-moved to New York, alter
seriously ill at his city residence.
, _ . MP and Mrs William Carroll. Mr.
Mrs. James Bundle. 1&5“: 9' l". and Mrs Edgar Beers, and the latter's
M1“. Louise Bustling, Mrs. two sons. of Bridgeport were recent
“HY CQSIWET -TTTT' 32:?” ““3 “me or William Ward.
8 Ills-9713011199"
anti Clean Yohr Bowel: Eand pleasant pepect
End Headaches. Golds, Sour; , El ‘ '
. Stomach. ’ i Miss I'l‘Teien Hamilton; daughter 0‘!
lit-cent box. éHomtlton Haitiilton,’ wile is one oi?
beednohe, biliousness, dizzl— Silvermin'e’s brilliant and Tgifted firt-
ated tongue, foul taste and lets, has been highly commended upon”
_ ‘»—-alw aye trace them to tor- Ehcr‘ productidns, .
. delayed. fermenting food in . .
Nels or sonngassy stomach. Mrs. M. A. Holly. with her family.
Enslmatter clogged in the in- consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hool-
' netend of being cast out 0! shot and Mr. and .9119. William Ward
is reabsorbed into um not forgetting little Miss HelenTWnl-d
_, nEthis poison reaches the returned to their home in Erooklyn.
'in tissue it causes con-i
thet dull, throbbing. sick-
9- 'Mrs. J. Wallace. Marvin,
ENE-Gerhard Mrs. E. K. St'
. i
he new home of whom A. Bor
his, the architect, is nearing com-
lt is reported that Bloom 11 Hamil-
the sour, undigested Boring p91 mily meanwhile finding.
1:9 the excess another home until the new Boring
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pletion. The frame work of the attic.
is done and the whole building has a .. ‘
occupied shortly by Captain and Mrs.
Andrew Mills.
Cards from Mr and Mrs, Earl P
Stevens and family who have gone to
New Haven for the winter months.
Butte that they are now settled for the
winter stay. in the Elm City.
5,
hire. JesseVPorter, who has been
spending the past several weeks with
I friends here and in Staten island has
selling their home here. is reported '
gone to CubT‘a, where she will Join
\Iir Porter, who has been there- for
910 IIII‘IIJIIII ill?
IIIIII 190101 1101.
Try This! Hair Gate '“TTTT—Thick, Gloony,
WaVyEand Bountiful ‘at‘ Once.
iredeoorated and a heating systemi
.iiiimiiirey l‘l. hin""flled at ’11!!!
_ Schools. And whose neuter apnea ‘
its a young Tgiri’s utter a Bender-inc
heir. cleanse Just try- this—moisten;
the lower harbor this afternoon [or
her dock in Brooklyn
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Probably a. lot. of people with no
greater ability than you have held
:higher salaried T positiousé—havlng
”marketed their services” through
Sentinel usnt advertising. 1
Mil Willi ilR
Willi Milli
Don't Sta-Teri Get 1090911! Pnekane
of Dr. James" Heada‘che Powdeufiw
You take a. Dr. James‘ Headachh
7
pain fades away. we the quickest‘
hnd surest reliet tor heidache. wheth
er dull throbbing. splitting or nerve-
racking Send someone to the drug
store and get a. dime‘ fpsolinse now.
sure you get: Dr. JEa‘r'I‘i‘TISlTs‘ '
Pow oars-«thrill there Mil Ills lie distin-
v
‘ I‘ in» 7"
us.- 4.
pointmen‘t.
.1
Notice is hereby giv en that Elie
seleotnien Tend town clerk or the Toun
..J. otrNerwnlk will hold nil-session in the
“rod-Elector Room. ‘W'fin iii-eat. rd,
day. October 16th. 19149190919 o’clock--
' in the torenoon until 8‘I'o'clock in the
afternoon, for the. p use 0: exam—
. icing the‘jqnuiitlcntiotLEY and admitt-
ing to the.eh{scior‘s- o ‘ h those per-
sons who shall he found qualified;
And will be in sessio‘p for the same
purpose at the Ei’ullowjng plums and
times. Iii-Mfr-
urdny October 1" th. 3914. from -. 4
noon,
And at. the Town Court room. EWall
street Wédnéeday. October fillet, 18174".
.- from 4 o'clock until 8 o'clock, in the
hitéi‘hooTn ;; .
At the shove places and times said
9-. e.“-
ine the qualifications in thoée. women
by ivliom or in whose? beheltappllca
tion has been made to be admitted as
voters for school oilicers and “Wu on?
question relating to education or to
the “women‘ s list—to The ma
mum MR
treat {hot she awakening her stay in
Powder and in, just a few monTrentsj
yourhead clears and all neuralgia. and}:
Quit 3011911113499 sti’niiedles‘s. ‘ lie6
Headache .
Admission of Elecgm; ,.
At the Council room‘ in . the City .
. Hall building. North Main street. Sat-
o'clock until 8 o'clock. in the after- E
solectmen and town clerk villi exam .
Elli H. till
New mm lens liq-lib, 8199-
its!“ a purines. the 8996099
for Rhigoéiinue
NEW "YORK. flet. 16.———Two more
dWctorv—Wllliam Skinner and Mor-
ton F. Plant—oi the New York, New
Haven ll: Hartford Railroad 00., resign--
red-yesterday at the mastitis-of the
board of directors here. As the annual
meeting of the stockholders will take
place on Oct. 28th. the vacancies were
not filled. A statement leaned by the
New Haven. telling of the resigna
tions. says:
V“Mr. Plant was elected a director in
January. 1813. and he also is a large
wtockholder in the company, but dur
ing the past year it has been diilicnit
:ous meetings because of absence from
New York on account of his health
which however. is improving.
“Mr. Skinner has been and is a
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his personal intercom were identical
with those of the company For that
reason he lies remained a direotor
longer than he otherwise would. con-
Isidering other very large interests do»
mending his personal attention."
Pnepnrln‘g for Dinniution.
The New England Navigation (:0.
met yesterday and passed resolutions
authorizing the officers to transfer to
the trustees securities necessary to
carry out the decree of the United
“States court in the government's dis-
solution suit ngainst the New lluven
:rond. Similar notion was taken at the
meeting of the New ”Haven. It was
stated that the decree based Eupon the
increment between the government
and the New Haven will he handed
down within a few days.
New York, Ontario it Westernu Rail
radii. Chairman Howard Elliot. Presi-
dent John )3. Kerr slid the unicorn
were reelectedI The New York Con-
netting Rein-nah Co. else mot. con»
ducting routine business. it 99‘s suited
.
Joseph Nolan is onloyih‘g'u few
day's mention.
A daughter was recently born to
Mr. and Airs. Frank Dennrar‘d.
g. _
Sylvester Hurlbutt, formerly of this
town, and new ‘ 0‘: South NorWuik.
visited former acquaintances here
Tuesdny.
‘Dnvxla Mohoney pod family have
Tmoted from their home in Greene
Minus in Southport, where they “ill
reside this winter.
The members of the Holy Name
:Slocicty of the Church (I: Assumption
will attend the mass at thé church
in a body next Sunday. ‘
The Justices of peace nominated by
the Democratic party are as iollmve:
William H. Beecher, William 'Wbod
J. J. Sullivan, Samuel 13.
.
Tho (uneral or TWlilinm Sttirges.
.son of Mr and Mrs.1i‘rnnk E. Sturges
exits 9919996979909 at 2' ociock and
at the honour church» of. Holy
n‘e'ih Mackenzie will officiate and
with M Leslie Stallion on King St.
Tuesday afternoon. The members
were pleasantly entertained Enhd after
the rover: were awarded luncheon
was served. The highest fsuor was
awarded to Mrs. Chas. Hendricks and
the consolation was given to Mrs
‘ at: the Westpo‘rt .xiothodiet Epis-
pal church on. ectober 28 and 2
hnritest 911me will lie néoyed both"
humeral products will be 1119999990
11 - I" ' the '
not!) Scofield or Uncoln street Were
‘ bones
11min
it a. meeting of the directors ottheT
.. “I (13:7
Wheeler. j
Steve Brady. «Benjamin F. Buikeiy
. and John F Dolley.
, walls.
6: OCH—New York, 31-00171in sud
who held from the home of his pool
Trinity at a o‘clock.TE The Boy, Ken- -
burial will be in Willo'wbrook ceme- .
. tery. _ _
The Neighborhood Whist club' Int:- “0"“
eyenin‘gs and Deaths .odo 731241 with .
lit "
Mild “.M Painter Purdy and Ken-
in Bridgeport. 0n Tilesday evening
he‘ll-:1 witnessed the performance of
‘(High Jinks" at the Park Theatre.
#0 N In...
THE RAIN PROVEED WELCOME;
BOSTON Oct. 16 «~Smoke-shrouded
Boston awoke today to the welcome
sight of .a light rain, Which aroused
:Ih‘t the long dronth noun be
”“3“ng that the numerous forest ,
be quenched. in the past seven weeks
less than a quarter of no inch otIrain
has fallen here. Late crops in many
parts of the State were “ seriously dent-
eged androservoire. wells and springs
have beenEdepletad.
bogmeanmesmemmudg-
.999. 9.115%
. “it . .
IN erracr snarl-zones 27. .1914.
w—‘p—u
SOUTH NORWALK 10 Now vonu.
A. {Hr—12371:. 5: 34x. 9; 42; 6; 09.
0: six, 7: 18:. ':7 49. s: 18:, 9.99:, 9:199.
9: 40, to: 39x, 10: 511:. 1.1-. at. I
P. M. -:»1 13x, 1; 23:9,- 9:0211. 1929..
N-Y-I'
7. £53, 9: 51:, T10: 18:.
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A. ills—12:25:, 533411. 52421:.
101333, 11:51. "
P. M.—~1:13x, 21411:. 3:023,
9: 45, 6' 0211.7 2021:, 7:12, 7:57x.
9: 61:. 10 .99x. 10- 40.
934‘; .I.
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8:243.
new vane: '70 wow NORWALK.
A. Thi.~—-l:41x. 5:30, 9:49, szoox. 8:513,
9:152, 10202; 10:05.10:50x,11:03.
‘P. M.-12:03. 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57. 3:303.
3:55. 4:29. 71:05:. 5:24. 5:28. 6:01x.
6.206. 8:101. 9:37. 11:15:. 12;00x.
Sundays.
A. M.—-—6:00. 9:009 9:001.
10:50:.
P. M'*12:10, I 021:, 8: 39, 5: 0217.5. 04,
8:011. 'i. 8819, 8: «'10:, 11: 15x, 1320017.
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P.u~i9.:99x.1:20, 31161:, 4:28
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scrotum. ._
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P. M.——6;16, 7:381.
.X—wSigniiie‘s express.
NORWALK, CONN.
MAlLa ARRIVE.
7 a. m.-Ali point-'3.
7: 30 a. n1.~l€_nst. West of New Ha-
.m-
""1915 9;. mfi—«Wiiton. Conn.
9': 80 a m.——South Norwalk. Conn-
11:15“ a; m.—II'-Eest‘, West andw South
12:45 11‘. m.-~D9nbury and Not-til.
'2 p. Mfr—East West and South Non
3:15 P. .-‘-mc't and shunt Nor-
South Norwalk.
97mm.
MAILS CLQSEE.
8‘45 -3 '91....an .3
":1 00 .m.-'D1nihnry Division. ‘
6: 30 NT. 111,—th and South Nor-T
iwalk. .
9: 30 a. m.»East, West and 999m.
12: 00 nip—New 9911: on Western
Points (Letters only)
12: 30 p.1n.-—l‘.‘.ast and South Nor-E
walk. ~
1: 15 p m~mnbnry Division
_‘1: 25 p. m.-‘-_—Weat the-hers only.)
» 5:00-19 Ins-west;
6: 00 p. m-«Esst, West- end Scour
East, West end. Neath
t
T’ 5:30p.
m.-Ee9t,‘- West end
Norwnlk. ‘ .
seal-eh tor business Employment. on
come at howsne
lzilx. T
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Fl“
BOSTON POST ROAD
Westport, Co
”Service a» is Carlo
Steaks. Broilers and oil E-h'r =
deacon. Arrangements on.
for banquets upon short nou- e ‘
CONCE.
9. E‘ DANGING EVERY EVEN a.”
MRS. M.. LEVY
retool-93h Connection. 9?“
Jig _
(Grocery 1. . . ,
£1491- Inonwn :- '1
Shore Dinners and T All Kinds
n “36
0- .
.. 1941a“
In- ev ORGHES Nil In
lot Sea Food Cooked
John
to Order;
E 0’Suliivan.
Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL 720
v
km
FAST FREIGHT EINETTT To new.
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS iN
Through
Anni
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
our service to all important
interior points, making connections
with Idnily through calm to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati Chicago. Den
Ever indionapolls. Kansas City, Louis-
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma City; St.
Louis Iind Stilt Lake City.
2 built leaves Pier- 27 East River, New
York “out 0! Catherine St), every
day except stroller. at 3 p in. Freight ,
mama nt' Norwdlk “ill; ‘tti’d‘ii? or. and
at South Nor-walk up to 5: 80 p m.
FHE NORWALKI SZ’IFEAMBOAT LINE ‘ ‘
Freight
on J. Smith, Lessee.
Game F. Foou. General Agent;
The 81996 87 Volk
Electrical Co
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om 95.911va Equipped
'ctac‘micnt mo!
In the town
AUTO OUP'LIEI
Phone 805—50 Bo Main 8t.
40. Nowell 1&4! Elli Bloch.
Mi PD. UNNETTT
7: 30 p. m.‘-—5na.st West on 901111: T
FIN}
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