‘, v4 4.. i' “W'fl 'l‘uadrrjvh
Ewimofthelloardoflilatilsteto’
we.
‘WmlamLuBlascalzofthe nut
- V‘Ilde. saw the Giants go down to de-
bt twice in New York yesterday.
. Kiss Helen Raymond, of Bethe], is
up“ at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
we: 'L'Hommedieu on Rowan St.
W “here in The Sentinel today
will be found an article of considerable
' intellect‘to the many local oystermen.
The regular weekly meeting of the
will district commissioners was held
u night. 'Regular routine business
VW were meted. | 1
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
TUESDAY. AUG. 34. 1915”
‘ ' :35 ; s. ,’
A little topjxheavya
To keep "d“ level '
head we ’vé cut the
prices on every-
it
no.5
”v V v; a???“ Jfil‘;’1
WESIQIJ
I. special town meeting will he held 1,
B be settled sat slactorill t
town hall on Tues at 2 p. E. A to; 3' 9 the
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Lrs. Manila Gould continues seri-i
M" m at h” Godfrey street 909“ iestate in Darien, last week, with mort-
Iha Ethel Salmon will again teach
M is much ideal interest in the ‘
straw lidfin half.
Look, atthis/ list--
yf‘NL v— nor-”rim
OWAYTON
$2.00 Straw Hails . .
Snoo
$3.00 Straw Hats . $1.59
Marsh Thatcher, Jr., is visiting re- 3500 Panama ...... $2.50
latives in New Haven.
Mrs. Irving Coleman, of Rowayton,
avenue, is entertaining Mrs. Joshua
dinner, of New York.
We still have a good assertment
Vof suits at half price. "
' Mrs. Susie Geib. of Crockett street,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schmidt, of New Canaan.
Harry Purdy, of Brooklyn, has been
visiting 'Mr.‘ and Mrs. Frederick
Rogers @. Stevens
We potatoes. a trine undersized.
, V1,. lieu. cookers. guaranteed, at 89c
hobo] for this week only. Gutkowsky,
In Osborn avenue. Phone 965-4. Free
’ ‘mpt auto delivery.
'11s condition of Building Imped-
1or Clarencel. Finch, of Pleasant
reheat. who was quite badly injured
, when struck Saturday morning by the
V 5 who of his automobile, was reported
' V this morning as being decidedly im-
mved.
' .
An icecream and cake sciai
_V minder the auspices of the W0v
. Juan‘s Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal'
church will be held at the home of
IllaWuliam H. Snitiln. on Edlie
we. Thursday afternoon and eve-
sting of this week.’
1156 hand-concert held last night'
“was a big success in every way. The
hat-lean blind furnished due music
ad the singer, was everything that
said be desired. A record crowd ed-
and the affair, and it is expected a
Won will follow.
iii; dud mi. benisl‘fl‘lldmmediedl
all Rowan “street. have . returned
Mei- enjoying a most pleasant
at Ocean Grove and _
~ M N. J. One of the interestinafea;
m of the trip was the hearing of
(h wonderfnl "V~MesValah’.' sung by a
m of thousands of voices.
M
my years ago Tom VHyer. the
mt of till native born American
Mats. whose father. fought Toni
_ ”rpm one: W mm not;
wipe‘ilght was the firstion record
his countl'lb- died in'New York in
' from the” effects of sun stroke,
received while out collecting tickets
- in 5 open carriage -.for a benefit giv-
* a to him in the did Bowery Theatre,
New York under the 'auspic'es of the
;e.nnit‘tee of which Ed James is a
. mahber. Tom, like his father Jacob
'Dailgbre him, was a Washington Mar-
” lot hotelier. born in New York, Jan-
,m‘], 1819'. ‘His victories over John
“Hunter and Yankee Sullivan made
M name famous all over the world.
aid he sent a challenge over to Eng-
fight the then ohampidn, Wil-
V Perry. better known as the Lip-
h- Slasher. but it never came to any-
thing. Perry fought two desperate
lattice with Charles Freeman, the
sixes-loan giant, height 6‘ feet 10 inch-
lea each one ending in wrangles.
its in turn defeated by Tom'”Ssyers.
John C. Heenan, placed a monument
over the remains of Charles Freeman
In Winchester Churchyard, EngTallu,
and James afterwards did over the
‘Ienialns of Adah lsaacs Menkln, pt
' who- time Mrs. Heenan in Paris.
Wee. it was a sad sight in Hyor's
Jame days to see the once proud and
-‘ Jilighty chief. hobbling through the
. sheets of New York with a crutchi
- all a cane. and when he came to‘
Visit the Clipper office, the stage driw
: , ion _on Broadway came to a dead halt
_ Ind waved their hats or whips with
' adie‘er' as he crossed the street from
He"
Purdy, of Rowsyton avenue.
NORWALK
Miss Olive G. James, who has been
enjoying a two weeks' vacation, yes-
terday resumed her duties with the appearance in 00““ today
lNeptuno Hardware Company, East -- .
Nor-walk. i Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wakenlan of‘
. -. :Myrtle avenue, are entertaining rela-
Mrs. Oscar 8 Mills and daughters. tives from Washington. D. C
Misses Gladys and Carol Mills, who;
have been spending several weeksj
with Mr. and Mrs. David W. Mills, in
,,I’ittsileld Massachus/ts, have re«
lturned to their home on Highland ave-
ue .
' NEE!
CANAAN
State engineers were in town Satur
day an dare making preliminary an,
rangements for the erection of the
new State street bridge. '
_.._._....... i; ‘ The lawn festival held at the‘
Lieiutenant Charles H. Cakes. of Church hall on State street for me
this lace, went to Betta island this benefit of the Church of Assumption,
mortgng. with .a party 9! “film; a; Concluded Saturday evening after. a
E. id Gdi'haml mad successful three days' run.
'whem two days wil be spent on .
"fishing trip,. and enjoy several “of Contrary to reports in circulation
dinn‘kl‘s.
Peeksklli. “ .. . -
W.
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nne. returned to the tax collector‘s in the square on Tuesday evening, Au-
Mrs. ll. 3. Adana has, no
odice in the City Hall, yesterday, af- gust 31.
or a two weeks’ vacation, the lad!‘
week of which was‘ passed with her; The llivincibles of Sausatnck easily!"
{later lilo. 'llenry Lacs,“ at Gle'ii- defeated the fast Ssugatuck team at, : . M” ~
(9&3; mug Timind ~’ “ " Y the compo Beach grounds on Gator-1
m , . day afternoon. The 5core was 7 to. " is 5991“}an ll ,weekns "9‘"°n
it has boon teamed that the cause and the Comic Beach boys found the friends in Port CitingM «.
of trouble with ,‘Capt. lke‘s steamboat, Saugaiuck' s "importt. pitcher Vfin.the ' ’ ‘
the rim sud Capt. 9am. pf he second inning and pounded him 131';
Thomag Cater. the night ch W mercifully for two innings. The
were to have caught the oyster Woodworth broi'nérs were in the: Hoyt street for the week.
birdie down around the» Norwalk la— points Jor the .ompo team and the
lands. was not' the lack of gas or the reputed hard hitting Saugatuck team}
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SOUTH nonwanx
‘ ’va’v 'A’.
1 Mrs. Franklin Stevens and dangle.
iter. 'liias Ella, are visiting friends
Mrs. Michael Cb‘lhmsn is spending a
week or so with her husband in
The funeral of Mrs Johanna lien-
ia South Manchester, {or the coming
year. ,
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'iura. LeRoy lacklvood of Hillside
, street. is sudering from a serious eye- I
trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. William Davidge, spent
the week-end at their Good llill sum-
mer home. ‘
Willis Banks of Noriield. returned
home on Saturday from an auto trip
across Long island.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Winton, of
V Westport have spent a few daY's with i
' her aunt. Mrs. Frank Gerham.
town yesterday, visiting relitives.
‘ Dr. J. M. Nolan. of Westport and!
Dr. Ernest Smith of Redding were in
town on professional business yester-
.day
Mrs. Newling of Yonkers, N. Y.
who is visiting in town, is quite ill at
‘the residence of her brother Willard
iCliflord of Godfrey street.
: Mrs Edward Freeborn and daughv
lter Hash, have returned, to Eastern
iafter a week‘s visit with Mrs. Mary
{ll Godfrey oi Nordeid street.
W The Misses Andrews of Eastoa,
have returned home, after several
inaya- -vlait with their aunt, Mrs. 331w
uel Waterbury and Mr. and Mrs. Goo.
Waterbury.
l ' .
‘ .4; The Nordeld improvement Associa-
‘ tiom will hold a vaudeville entertain-
:‘lhere will not be a band concert in Miss Mabel smith» 1‘" m“ ‘nlent, with New York and other out
- ...; more! square tomorrow using The "W ”‘1' "7‘“ “‘1’ 13"“? ”'1' m of town talent in the Town Hall on
Miss dude roofer monomers. Coast Artillery cm. band 1,“, my me. 1!, 9mm”, V;V . . .
,. .1.
lWedneeday evening. “at. . .
"UL On Wednesday Norheld Grange:
ing with horvmothenlin September: amp... will hold M annual pic.
romeo one week!»- wt 'w‘
'nic which will take the form. of- an
unto trip across country to the vicin-
Miss Edith CM ”39399913? I fioYt Sh. ity of the Grotos Aqueduct. Many
with will drive their. own cars, others 80'
log in a large auto truck.
we
I
8. B. Brinckerhoff has been visiting The Emmanuel church ladies closed
with Mr. and Mrs W H Rodim'fl' on their most enjoyable and successful
fair and lawn party on Saturday even-
fing. The stair, which is an annual
function, was held on the church and
Emany of whom enjoyed a plunge and
swim.
, “and the machine was towed to Nor- y
lwalk.
a
V The case of the state against Na-
than Danehey came up last evening,
and was continued until tomorrow
night, with Mic understanding that it
I parties concerned.
There were but two sales of real
gages recorded of 811106. For the
neck of August 21,1914. there were
six sales, but the mortgages were only
85,750. Last. week’s transfers ware as
follows: Maris Fahey to J. H. Fahey,
Springdnle; J. B. Ogden to I. M. Sc»
field, of al.
Bellc_I_sland
Miss Kathleen Jacques, of Court
Laurel Club, recently had the mister
tune to sprain her ankle. Dr. D. id
Sullivan, of South Main street. is in
attendance.
Arrangements for the Bell island ,
VClnb water sports, on the afternoal
M, and M" F‘ W Gregory “die! August 28th, were discussed at a
Clayton “”5"” “t Norwalk '9” in meeting of the entertainment commit-
tee, held last evening, in the clan
house.
. .
Moonlight bathing is all the rage all'
the island. The tide and moon are
Just right, every; evening this week.
The fad was started last evening by
members of the Court Laurel Club
Social activities are varied at this
time at the Court Laurel Club on Pine
Ledge, Bell island. Among the out-,
ofiown guests' over“ Sunday warez}
Lester Cooke, Miss Lillian Goei'lng,i
Kathiefll, Jamal-Icahn Dorothy ClaI'Y.
Margbdlitef, M p, hanl$5 mpsoa,
Jack Tonlin, Jack Ryan, ”idles. hf. Cul
linan and Miss Dorothy Cullinsn,of
New York L. Books. Raymond Boss-
man, Nicholas Flynn and Joseph no
gnu. of Bridgeport. the Misses Nana
and Arline For. and Helen, Premier
gast, of Will)”. slid Erank medicinal
and Willi“). Dom. of Phlfadelpliia.
SEMI (if Elm
DYE MW
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more sinister purpose than experimen-
tstion to find a commercial process for
the manufagtln'e of aniline dyes. Un
der Dr. 1. V. Stanislaus, of South Bend,
ind.. and William Amos. a Philadelphia
dye export,” a corps of chemists has
been kept lily searching for a practi-
cable formula.
(2. B. Carter who, of the Phil
adelpbla Hosiery Manufacturer! As-
sedation. which is vitally litteresled In
the project, has made public 5 shite-
ment in which he says that a durable
and satisfactory black dye has been
discovered the manufacturing cost 01
which will make it cheaper than un-
pcrtod dyes.
With this in view the American Co-
operative Dye and Chemicpl Works
has been chartered under the live on
Delaware. and large additions ,wn.
soon be made to the factory at Chester
in order to begintturnlng out we pi.
duct so soon as possible.
in conjunction with the discovery 0.
dyestuffs. it has been announced that
the first barbolic crystals ever made iii
the United States have been evolved as.
the Chester factory. This is also a
vital discovery, to: both outline the.
and catholic acid have been in the past
imported aliiicst entirely from Util'
many. With the blockade of German
'ports America has faced a famine in
both these substances. This, it is be
sand bar But the ”p spark )7!le clinld do little '1‘th tantalising lon, mother of Mrs Gilbert atevena, rectory grands; no slain was held
3‘“ “‘19“ “flimmd 3%? ”’9’" .twlsters. The Saugatnck team had the was held in Norwalk, Saturday more 9° °’ ""3 afternoons “‘9 "mm“ with
3:06? with “day-t L‘Capt’rlkkecrlt: “races of ‘ Pairhold we,” and ing. , . .supper each evening from 68 o'.clock
88 its g spa . -
dire claimll t 31s one on him. but1 30:": ‘31:: 523:: :fiealmm :82! k f. - The funnel of John Wlhh. son of
gm,“ again“ till it ‘ i 3 n i Misses Mary and Lillian News 0 Mr. and Mrs Aaron Walsh who died
' r on a“ :3”? 1r" :‘gmfl'fim: If: on Wednesday. after several months
The followin'gllooks have been plac- '- an r" ’ illness with tubercular trouble, .was
ad on the Pay Shelf of the Rowayton w::;r:af‘st::;r;m; ev?nt::.°‘v):l:d: den place, 99°" ““9“ bold at the family home in the Low-
Free Library; the book will be put , er Pariah on Sunday. at 8 p. in. Be
in circulation August 25th:-— recovered on the same evening under Mrs. Charles Schmidt. with her son aides his parents, the young man is
Churchill unusually peculiar circumstances. Qatar. and grand-children. Elilnor survived by several brothers m d sir
_ A Far C;,m,.y_ The machine was driven to West Ha- and Karl Schmidt, are spending a
Brvant ven, where it was stopped at the week at the Butled' cottage, Falriield , . '
Anne Hempbnrn. corner of First and Maple avenues. Beach. ‘—-CHI.LDREN.'8 SUMMER cow;
Tarkington. ”There two men slight“ and “1.1! I It ‘5 wrong to neglect. ‘ CO” at any
The Turmoil. strange actions caused residents of Mr. and Mrs. John Deal of spring- time becauSs it “mm“ the system
mam the vicinity to suspect them. The field. Mm. are spending a week with and lays lllu sufferer open to attack
Red 'Pepper Burns men turned "16 light! all on the ma- MW- .30?” Riley “it family 0“ Mead from other diseases. Wth feet. sud-lea
Bailey chine and started to walk across the 339“» Mfl- ”631 “5 formerly 3“” changes in temperature and sleeping
Contrary Mary ,street. A boy went to the machine NEWS“: ,uncovered at night cause may child
Wilson ‘and showed his uaflght on the until-1'61!I cows in “mime?- F019} 3 Hon”
Ruggles of Red Gap :ber plates. The thieves then took to 3- 8 WW“? 1°“ Fglday; 821m and Tar Compound gives sure and
Porter “ ,tlieir heels and were lost in the dark mum“. “1 his “mm “9-: °; in" prompt reuet-
Pollyganna Gram Up. ness. The West Haven police were ““1“ "’1‘“ " boat 1°! 9°"- or ' 3' 501d everywhere.
Poole communicated with and Mr. Sherwood where he '1“ engage in the no“ I“.
The Harbor. went to New Haven and got his ma- pairing business I , ‘ V r' ‘ ‘
305:: Flying U' s Last Stand. chine Saturday EEEL; » i There were .no alarms of tire Sap; ARIEN { A
Ward V Advance political mfomuon ,9. urdsy about 3 p. m., but really one;
Delia BIanchflom veals that Selectman Austin Wake- fire. it '5“ ‘°“"“d t° a 395919“!
Oppenheini man will mm head the Republican tank near the Rockwell barn“ on Parki' ii.
i The Double Traitor. ticket and Joseph G. Hyatt will be “Tech “0'9 ‘~' A 33mm"! “Pf “‘9,
Benson - nominated as tax collector and ,town F0“ 9“” About 100 gallons C" 9“ NORmN
Arundel. clerk. Selectman Wakenian was was ““me 9’ "1° “amt: Feast “M’s ,
Harrison. elected last year for the second con- i gxfgrzdgnghfc “law’s“. first? ,' 1"”
l Angela's Business.
secntive time by a large majority and
has proven a capable oflicial. Mr.
Hyatt was defeated two years ago by
Town Clerk .Wood; who will soon re-
celve the appointment of phatmaster- ‘
but were ewe“ ["9" b. a second it” Miss Celia Burkeof Noroto'n Heights
is confined to her home with ill’ess.
arm.
u
In obtain-inning rally. New" Can
nan come near winning from
Rev.
and Mrs. H.
E. Brown enter» .
tallied delatlves from New Canaan
lleved, will be relieved by the recent
discoveries.
The company has recently installed
huge tanks or vats on vacant land can
of the factory and a building
being erected around them. These
tanks are to be used in connection
with the acid and dye making.
is now1
. " Mi ' embroidery and. narrow lace.
NEXT c. 1'. A. u. CONVENTION IN New 75¢. 5W’Pm 98c.
roaamoron.
{Kyushu}?
SAUGATUCK
‘\’~ ‘M‘vMA‘
the! Broadway cars on Barclay street
‘m are many men living in this
W today who will remember the
chief and the time of the Baldwin
and Hyer light. when the Herald
Wing was on the corner of Fulton
ad Nassau streets, the street was
mos with enthusiastic friends of lira Robert L Dodge. of Lincoln
he staunch old champion. Bu“: 13- entertaining ITS-3'
lRocli'o, of Ndw Jersey. -
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“a STREET CARNIVAL bffifla,
There was a large crowd present
“last night at the opening of the car-
on the Ward street diamond.
' Norwlilk Independents dud Kol-
Miss Mabel WMC of New no.
withhieudldlfiebugdh.
Constablerranksmgea arrested a
esting' and they claim that they will R‘dgefleldfiflm
nominate several men to the import- .__-—-——— "
ant oflces‘, who will make the Repub- m. New England Median and
, linens lipids. Town clerk woodwa‘s mall Water" Supply ‘00. has installed
' the Democrats strongest candidate in a 20.000"
chelle. N. 2.. spent the week, and .
ship to succeed Charles Harris. The Ridgeileld km. on the South avenue.
Democrats are undecided as to whom Nada, Sa‘urday; 3-2. The sum in
they will piclbto head their ticket some parts was loosely bland by the;
and have not chesen their town com- veN w Cannons. The Regulars had a.
r‘nlttee. The 9199“.” “in place the: splendid chance to will. but [01' lack
first Monday in October. The Demo- of judgment by the home umpire. Hill
cratic primaries promise to be inter- decisions were a junk-oven to the
shore.
also to: "a was of
terfivu Ito, as it? Mallard-
we ”I” “kw T5119: tank ii of
1y
son of South Saigon
the same dimensions as the large one
of this
y“?!- ~. 'l . .- hypo:
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strciilve trays ruse
ammo rag. Aug. ifs—An imam for John a. sinner
amnesty proclsniation by Gen. Car-.3 town. srmywmi'fl!
Sunday. .
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lativos in' W
kiss muse smooth of Dorian has W'- -
nth-led from a week-end visit with n-
.Vlstlves out of town; -
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Mrs. Abel Robertson of Noroton is
Miss Carrie Hermann of Noroton
Heights is spending a month in Atlan- Bishop Nilan-
tic'l'llghlands. . ‘
NEW London. Aug. 24.—Torring-
ton was selected as the place for the
nnsl field day iii Ansonia.
“The ‘Connecticut Total Abstinence
villas in conv'dntion assembled ex
whim Amanda Tompkins of Tokeneko
m“ tends to you its best wishes and most
has Mutual from a visit with re- sincere greetings, and pledges to you
the loyalty and support. of its them.
a
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m J. $31126an
next annual convention of the Connec
”“m‘n‘ng "'0 cm”! from lay-{acne c. 'r. A. U at this mornings ses-
; ‘ . sion and towns voted to hold the an-
The following telegram was sent to
municipal.
city were awnmw we unlike; lot we
greatest increase in membership dur-
i log the ) ear. havini puedf'fih‘nembers
to its tea. . -
i The banner for the greatest increase
iin membership in the adult societies
iwas awarded to St. Aloysius’ Sociely
of Middletown. TheV‘rstate union will
present a loving cup’io the society
making the largest- ‘rncrcase between'
August 1, 1915, andvAugust l, 1916.
The cup is to be given"tn memory 01
the late John' J. Corbett. who was for
many years treasurer of the state or-
gunization.
Among the resolutions reported by ‘
the committee was theiollowingi V
“We, as Cstbolics,endcrse the pies ‘r
ent pol'my of our beloved presiden
Woodrow Wilson. and the national ad-
ministration and trust that they will
persevere along the lines which will
prevent our beloved country from NC"
ing' thrown into this almost universal
condition of war.”
SENTllJEL
A~‘u
READERS’
V
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MR8. FOX EXPLAING CASE m
cover. '
Editor Sentinel.
i want to tell the people of South
Norwslk:
That it was not from the cause of
my son Jesse Fox. losing his case nor
from the strong argument of Mr
Cuneo. Aseit was stated in the Sen-
tlnel.
That i. fainted it was from my sick-
ness that ,l have had for two years -
and i am still under the doctor’s care‘ ‘
And for Rev. F. A. Coleman saying
too much mother-in-law. He knows"
nothing about their family nifairs at. '
all. but he seems to take great intel-
cst in Marion Fox for some cents or ‘
other. i wonder how he‘ would feel if
it was his son?
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' My wife. Lydia C,, E515; left my
domicile and keeping. l hereby forbid
anyone treating her on in account.
lwfllpay no bills Wow! by her?
Mall at Bowaytoo. new list,
1915.
GEO. W. FOX.
A RES! Bargain"
' ' SALE '
in pencil Aliphatic?
E appliance h ~OII- stock ,_
mm enc‘eptim of Grills and
lronsiamarkeddowfltocoetand.
in many cases new cost- .
Some of these appliances are a
mag shop worn, but are as good
as new, andcsrry the usual Ella"
antec- M .
It's your chance to save money.
Come' in early. ‘ ‘
The United
Elclcciric light
“if Water (30.
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Children s Dresses
.Childrcn’s Pelisse Crepe
Dresses in broken sizes ‘to'
close out at a reduced price
V These dresses are made of fine
' white crepe, trimnied with
Contrasting bands of pink and
blue crepe. some with ‘Whltc
'J'.fl'. lMilllcile
litigious .
Made in the Cleancst Plant.
than from the best fresh fruits
',‘ obtainable. ~
Ask Your Greengfcr‘i'l'hem M
7' Insist qualms at your ”563*. V
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Norwalk Chronicler