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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEII
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. i, 1915
The “Hilton," New York tug, wag
h the local harbor this morning.
Mrs. Robert Brown, of Pleasant
Mt, is visiting with friends in New-
ark. N. J.
A cargo of paper pulp was towed to
the St. George P. &;P. Company by
Ina “Addie v-a" one morning.
(liar-go Dugan, of the East Side, is
“Mod .by the Bridgeport branch
“the Connecticut Company.
flier Roberts. of 9 Hawkins ave-
nue, will remove into the Smith resi-
dence on 11 Hawkins avenue.
In. G. W. Guyer, of upper Norwaik
May broke up camp at Calf Pas-
ture. alter an interesting summer
EAST. NORWALK
‘ NEWS ‘
isslGll'dJ'y Society of the Darien Con-
gregational Church will be held.
. Excitement in Darien subsided not-
iceably over the week-end. Things have
been very lively with accidents, near-
murders and arrests for various rea-
’sorla, ouring the past few weeks, and
the townsfolk easily stood the iew
Edays of rest.
‘ There will '~~ :2 sale of homemade
' cake and other samples of the culinary
ability of the ladies of the Congrega-
tional Church, today, from 3 to 5 p. in,
at the home of Mrs. Albert Morehouse.
under the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid
he First district, the Rowayton com- .. .
moiety.
mittee wasrépresented by Percival H.
Sherron and Edwin W. Godfrey. As
will be seen in another column a call
for the election of delegates to the
Republican city convention has been expected that about 100 delegates will
issued. for next Tuesday evening. In be in attendance. most 0; whom will
the Fifth Ward the caucus will be arrive here the night before. new
held at the rooms of the Rnwayton early arrivals will be entertained at a
Rose Company, at which time three “new The meeting will be for the
delegates will be chosen and three purpose or receiving rcporta of the or-
‘membera of the city committee will del‘ “a electing oilicers for the casu-
be elected. immediately follow the ing term. The order has had a steal”.
caucus the Fifth Ward electors will healthful growth, and the coming con-
assemble and nominate a. candidate vention promises to be the biggest and
for Councilman. The Fifth Ward has most successful in the history of the
many capable men to represent them order. '
ill the Council, but. it appears to be
[the consensus of opinion of the elec-
4tors that the present Councilman:
George W. Stevens, will be honored
with a renomination for the faithful
The let annual convention of the
Junior Mechanics will be held at Red
V‘r‘sov .0 w‘w
Men’s Hall. Waterbury, Sept, 28. It is _
Ill Fred Young, 0’ the 335‘ Side. manner he has represented the ward
has returned to her home here arter during the past two years
a visit for several days in Bridge-i '
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mart.
Dr. and Mrs. Berry have tuned to
their Brooklyn home, after spending
me time as members of the Dorian {
Point colony.
Xegular business last night, was
Enacted at the meeting of the Sum
day school board of the East avenue
I. E.‘ Church.
lies May Smith, formerly of Haw-
kins avenue, has secured a position
with the lrving-Crest Cdmpany, a big
publishing house in New York city.
The diesel H.’ Richard Hendrick's
m boat, has been hauled out or
“center for general repairs. Edward
Wu is overhauling the engine.
The Ferris Coal Company have re-
. cogent! two large cargoes‘of coal. The
. merited Stat-‘17 and i aro~~nnvl
alongside the Wesblnstou street coal
'gunpany's docks.
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sienna Plait, ‘oi the u. r. 9. coins.
, at Cal: Pasture Beach, plans to give ‘
,, racin'aibskepn liabor Day. A large
‘ Wing of friends will be invited.
and ohm time is booked.
‘ Ilsa clay. Smith or Edie avenue.
Wheelie the Liberty Manufact-
. «Company has returned to her
dubs in that place after enoyirlg a
Mt vacation of two weeks.
jg _Ilsses May and Grace Enright,
. - id sburgh. N. Y.. have return-
ed hitheir home after spending a da-
Wntwo weeks vacation as the
souls or air. sud Mrs. William B.
' {~a‘iitwltstof Edits avenue.
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liflblatban. for some time past.
, ‘j ‘i- oi a tailoring establishment
unfit Podelefsky building, on aim
Whaling” street, yesterday'reinoved
' {do Nit. York. .Levy Podelefsky will
13m": tailor shop in the vacant store.
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its. Thomas C. Jenkins, of Toke-
”solicit tor the White Mountains
(friends from Southampton. They
' ,ored direct to Bretton Woods for
' ' stocks stay. .
; .wayton Drum Corps. has all-
msn invitation from the Noto-
thelr fair and carnival next
a plug. The corps will, leave
“ tpllow’ing additional books have
ced.on‘ the pay shelf:
gr. 0. :‘
ul'si' inheritance.
V ynnnc‘iriende at mantis
' AND
‘ “1”) N ‘ SAUGATUCK‘
Mrs. A. G. Tovey spent. the past
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Taylor, of Eastern Parkway, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
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‘2 i Miss Marjorie Rogers of Danbury
has returned to her home after spend»
ing a week with Miss Glhdya ‘Keith.
daughter of Mrs. Oliver Keith, of King
street.
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CONTEST FOR PURDY earns.
Litigation in New York That Affects a
; _ Noroton Family. ‘
l The comes; over the prompt dmn,‘ Repair work has been completed
button otthe estate left by open.- pm. on‘Bulkley's bridge in Greens .r'arms.
dy, a retired contractor, "by "three "or . William Krouse 0! Lincoln street
his children. Alfred c”. of Windsor, has returned after a visit with friends
coma, against Isaac 0., and C. Fruit in “3m. C0D!!-
lln Purdy, both on Noroton, the last ’ 7"”‘1"
two being executors and trusees, be- Mr. Wood has not yet given. his
gun over a year ago by Alfred C.. and "3le '8 WWII clerk lid proh-
lost in the New iYork‘Surroggios Court, ably will not do so until :aevaral
has today been tun-lac, ; m up, appeit- weekshave passed. The appointment
ate division of netspmmelcou" by of town clerk pending the el
~therndaor sonnnd will by mm "he falls to the board of solectmen.
loses there. be carried to ths‘Court oi . -——--g ,
Appeals. - ‘ Files are being driven by work-
Notice of an appeal from Surrogate men into 018 bed 0' “10 Slum!“
John P. Colislaufa decision, who “D. River as a test of this length for the
held the referee. ex-insiine of the permanent piles. Single pilcs are be-
Court of Appeals Johil cunwn any, ins“ driven simply as test. it wuss:-
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as! right. to withhold from 'Alfred 6., "on of a foot-bridal! as one might
the balance of the shareduo him from “900%
his father's estate for the present time, '
was served upon Daniel J. Dowdney, Th6 band cancert given last evening
’clerk of the Surrogates' Court; Thump 53- [110 band “M“ Alfred 0- 30‘1“"
son. Koss & Warren. attorneys for 8336 auspices, proved t0 178 I “000“
the executors; Warren J. Leslie, pm. despite the rather cool weather. Sev
ther-in-law or United sinner Senator and thousand people congregated in
"O'Gorham, who is special guardian Hotel Square to enjoy the music. The
for Oscar C. Purdy (Alfred C. Purdy'a musicians. as on former occasions.
son), and Theodore P. Nana, attorney were 80““ 0ll the upper porch 0t the
'for Oscar J. Purdy. the Bullan son or Weuport hotel. Antes were drawn “it
the testator. ‘ in the road and many people“ were
' The hearing will come before Surr- eeated about on top of the items
ogatc Collaian on Tuesday morning, roofs.
Oct., 5.
Next Sunday morning the‘last ser
vice at the Church of the Holy Trin-
ity until the ilrst Sunday in October
will be held. No services will be li'eid
by either the church or Sunday school,
both of which close for the annual
mbnthiy vacation. The Rev. Kenneth
Mdcliennie and family will spend moat
Mr. and Mrs. Charles v“ Dyna cl ‘0! the mtmth with Mr. and Mrs. W.
the Post Road entertained relatives 0- Crosaman l“ IVY- Virginia. . M"-
from Ngrvmk Sunday. tCrosaman is» .a vestry-rnan in the
' church.
Miss Sarah Reel of King's Highway
is about after a week's illness.
Mrs. William Biehe of Collender's
Point entertained an automobile party
from Newport, Sunday.
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', vMiss Helen Standish of Norotbn
Heights has returned from a'vlslt with
her motherin Jersey City ' for traffic at least three days before
the final road covering will be laid.
according, to announcement made re—
cently. The Hillside brick which is
.beinglaid is hardening and will be
lused 'by Friday arr-Saturday. Three
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_ Mr. and Mrs. it." it. Robertson oi
Ringfs End’have returned from a visit
with relatives in Brooklyn. '
“The [heavy rainf‘ovor the week-end
.caused more workouts on“ the Token-
eke road. lSureiytfihomothing might be
‘done there before“ the winter sets in.
‘yylil be spread and tell to harden. The.
as‘votodat" a recent town meeting
contributes $1,000. . ' “
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his: Carrie‘ amnion oi Nbroton-
nei'gnui hesitant-nod red-n mung» oi
months insoottage .Jtlth a- mo:
We
Mrs. Charles l’McElwe’e, wife of the
localinotormsn has, term-nod to .‘her'
llionie With-her twp children after
I spending the last two monthswitli her
List-tor in the ”Adirondacks. The young
re son of Mr. and Mrs. McElwee- had
b t‘was thought that the
t past in. the country all
dancing The mother
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”son whicnf,
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action.
‘now dead, that the executors had a le- plained today and not for the creed
The State street bill will be used
days after that thflevilnal cement layer
l-roadcost {6,000, of Which the town.»
have ‘ nihilism C21»: ,
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Yes, we've thrown a bomb
into the prices, but it’s
a gas bomb. ‘
Simply broken the prices on
broken lots.
3: thin suits were 322, $20
afiand $18, now $14.85.
If your size is in the lot
you’re a winner.
Also a lot oi men’s shirts
that have had a shake down.
Our pasts sale is now in full
swing too.
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Rogers & Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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5 eral local men, all of whom refused
jto accept the prospective appoint-
lment for business reasons. Joseph
inorton. former Saugatuck postmaster
land prominent in Republican affairs.
rand Sylvester M. Foster. both re!
,ported as having been tendered thel
Iappointment, and as having refused,
lCharles ,Harris, postmaster for log
(years. resigned a short time ago, to?
become effective today. Mr. Wood,
‘aitbough receiving the appoint-
lment, has not yet been given the'
icommission by the i. president. it lul
said that the accounts of the smile
‘will hav_e to be , ad, over'hy Fed»
eral inspectors. be it Mr. Harris’
hondsmari can be released. Mr. liar~
ris is about to enter the shoe business
and is desirous of being relieved or
the duties as postmaster.
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l «The Shooting of Don Noam.”
l The fact that Edm d Brease is a
Not-walker} 'and, is to make a
.Métro feature in ., cant not};
local dutcrest to his’ *. and Mljea
of people who are not regular, motion
‘picturc play patronsfvwill be glad oi
the opportunity to make the acquahr
lance of a ‘residenbof this city on the ‘
Iscreen. when ”The Shooting of Dan
'Mcilrew" in which Mr, Brceso appears
is oil'sred at Pleasant Hour and lack:
wood's Hail tomorrow. There wIll he
a matinee at Pleasant ‘Hour and two
evening performances at each house.
The photo-play in from the poem by
Robert W. Service. The new play for
lwhich Mr. Brcese will act in Norwalk,
!is from another 8am poem “The
Song of the 'Wage Slave", and will be
J'released by the Metro Company in Co-
tober. Today at the Castor Theaters,
Mutts Stewart and Earle Williams will
be seen in the serial beautiful "The
Goddess." On Friday Pauline Frederick
will make her appearance in a Famous
Players feature produced under the
direction of Daniel Frohman and en-
'titled “Sold." These are exceptionally
line plays which all should see. '
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SIXTY-EIGHT STEAMERS
LOST BY GREAT BRITAIN
_‘LONDON, Sept. I.—-Llo_vd's
quarterly report for the period
ended Aug. 12 gives the losses to
British shipping from submarines,
and other hostile craft and. fiom‘
mines as sixty-eight steamers,
with an aggregate, gross tonnage
of 18,713,‘ and nine sailing ves}
sels. ~ ,
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and then you will need good
and fixtures
which is held the caucus electing him. a
Republican Caucuses , .couvenmon.
. l A convention o t e
and (lonvenilon. ‘ f h
Lisbon delegates so elec
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caudusea
Caucuses of the Republican electors; tember, 1915, at eight 0'0l0ck p. mi,
of the city and town of Norwaik, willior the following purposes.
beheld in the respective wards or! i. To nominate in the manner pro-
said city on Tuesday, the 7th day of vided‘ by the rules of the Republican C
September, 19l5, at eight o’clock p.lpany, candidates of the Republican-
m... u the places Mitt the purposesl party tor all city and town offices, Lori
hereinafter mentioned: ’
Republican electors residing in the
first ward of said city shall meet in
Town Assembly Hall, Wall street and
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and city may vote at the election tol
be held on the first Monday of October]
1915. f
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Republican candidate for councilman
om said ward, for whom the electors
several Repub- of said ward may vote at the election
_ Led at said sev- to be held on the first \i ' ‘ -
eral'ward caucuses, will be held in tober,1915 um’dd) 010‘
gtlie City Hall Building in the second business pr
,. gwsrd on Monday, the 13th day of sop. caucus,
slid to transact any other
oper to come before said
Dated this 151 day of September.
.1915.
By order of the Republican Ward
ommittee of the Fifth Ward.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR,
Chairman of said committee.
whom all of the electors of said town Attest: WM. ll. BANKS
Secretary of said committee.
shall elect silt delegates and six ai-
ternatcs to the Republican City Con-
vention hereinafter called, and elect
six members of the Republican city
committee, and six members of the
Republican ward committee of the
t ward, all as provided by the ruicsi LEO DAVIS, ,
t the Republican party now in tone. v Chairman Republican City Committee?
Republican electors residing in the Atteat: P. ll. sherron :
second ward of said city shall meet in Secretary Republican City Committee}
Quittner’a Hall, Railroad Avenue. and. I
shall elect nine delegates and nine al- 1
ternatcs to said City Convention, and REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. i
elect nine members of the said City A caucus of the Republican electors'
Committee. and nine members of the,residing in the amt ward of the City
”Wuhan ward committee of the , of Norwalk, will be held in the Roway-l
second ward, all as provided by said, ton 110” Company hall, on Tuesday
rules. levening, September 7th, 1915, at 8:30,
Republican #18010“ NEW“: in “10 o'clock. for the purpose of nominatingl
third ward shall meet in East Norwaik l
Yacht Club, Beaview Avenue, and shall
2. To transact any other business!
proper to come before said conventions
Dated at Norwalk, this slat day all
August, 1915. '
By order of the Republican City;
Committee. '
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elect three delegates and three alter-I
notes to said City Convention. and;
.elect three members of said City Com-’
,‘mittee, and three members of the lie—i
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.Fall‘days will i... someone.
light,‘and plenty .ofitv Why not
to. them piped I'liior; s53 ‘
3:113;an lerm- fat ‘tliél’ll’ifisj-
publican ward committee of the third;
ward, all as provided by said rules. '
Republican electors residing in the;
fourth 'ward shall meet in Republican,
Club Rooms, .Winnipauk, and shall;
elect three delegates and three alter}
natea to said1 City Convention and
elect three members of said City Com-i
mittee, and three members of the Re;
publican ward committee or the fourth;
yard, all as provided by said rules. 3
Republican electors residing in the:
fifth ward, shall meet in Rownyion;
Bose Company Hall, Rowayton, "anal
shall elect three delegates and threel
‘aiternates to said City Convention and;
elect three members of said City Com-l
nilttee, and three members of the lite”
public“ ward: committee of the lifts;
ward. all as provided by said rules. i
F' No caucus shall elect any delegate}
alternate, member of the city commit-i
tee or member of-tbe ward cOmmittse.
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You can depend uponthcrrl as being not only authori-
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