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will preach at St. James’ next Sun- purpose of conferring with th
are acting as chaperones.
. his wife and son for ten days at the‘
Vtion of assistant city engineer, Fort.
‘tllrough the west, including Mexico.
Scott lIillott Bird, of Portland, Oregon.
jV star-ll an account. then write me
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. I, 1915‘
THE sou-m NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
PAGE SEVEN
VINULI ”$5.33?
Containing huh-60d Livers, with
Peptonate of Iron. -
F. I. m Mat.”
At Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry - David W. Raymond
Baaaaa IUNDERTAKER
Orange 1 NEW RED IJIEN's BUILDING
Pinea k I 27 WASHINGTON er.
pp l Tet, office, 1004; Hon”. 603. I
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Lane's Bakery, __ ‘— I
5W“ i The Reed 81 Volk .
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL CHOP
in the Town
AUTO IUPPLIIO
PhD“. M Io. Halli IL.
to. Home“. Made Hall Ilocu.
Olll NEWS
Mrs. Jane Sherman of 36 Stevens
street, Danbury. has returned from a
visit of a week in 'Norwalk and Strat-
Iord. .
Local Catholics will observe Friday
of this week as the first Friday of the
month.
'Misle Gretta Leonard of Norwalk,
has returned after a short visit with
Miss Lena Leonard, of 14 Stone 81.,
Dunbury.
Miss Alice E. Splan,
street, is attending the
relative in New Jersey.
of Chestnut
funeral at a
Peter Soderberg, custodian of City
Hall, Danbury, has returned from his
vacation of two weeks spent at Calf
Pasture beach.
The pupils of the public schools arel
making the most of the final week of
their summer vacation. The tall term
will begin next Tuesday.
Henry Green, of Franklin avenue,
was admitted to the ‘Norwalk Hespitai
last night and operated on this morn-
ing for a tumor.
Mrs. Harriet A’lling, of this city, who
has been in New Haven attending the
Ifuneral of her mother, Mrs. T. w. All-
Iing. of that place. has returned to her
I home.
Vaalst Bros. have delivered a Buick
Sedan to R. L. Scofield of Shorehllven., The American Band will hold a m,
Dr. T‘ Francis is, the proud owner I. hearsal tonight at the rooms in Water
0‘ a Chalmers Master Si" Istreet to prepare for the concert at
M .Roton Point afternoon and evening.
a, bliss Catherine Brown, of Norwalk 1 A fun attendance is desired.
has returned after spending tllreeI
weeks as the guest of Miss Josephine
Green, of Shelter Rock, Danbury.
M
The Sentinel invites +16 genders to
I ’phone or' mail into thisauslice news
‘items of‘any nature. .You‘i‘ggon assist
HAVE YOUR THURSDAY NIGHT us in making The Sentinel a nowey
dinner served at the Country club. 1 paper by cooperating with ll! in this
The Rev. A. C. Coburn has returned: “H.
from his vacation and 11” resumedI Mortin Lawlor, secretary-treasurer
“9 “we“ a“ ”a” °f 8‘ ”me" E” to: the United Hatters of North Amer-
“com“ church, Danbury, Mf' Coburn ice, was in Danbury yesterda for the
: omcm
of the local associations in regard to
trade matters.
08!.
The Sunshine-Band which has notI
been holding any meetings during theI Norwalk attorneys have been advis-
summer months. will reopen for tlleirj ed that Judge John W. Banks, of the
regular _meetlng every Thursday at». bankruptcy court, has left Bridgeport,
ternoom at the residence of Mrs. Laura on a three weeks’ vacation to be spent
Mason. 37 1-2 Lexington avenue. 11.1n Canada. and will not return to his
is hoped all the children will be pro-1 duties again until September 27 Dur-
sent. ling his absence there will be no bank-
‘ ruptcy hearings.
Miss Clarie Smith, of South Nor-l -—-—"‘-
walk with Miss May O’Rourke of! W. C. Jessup, and son Clinton, of
Bridgeport. and a party of six other Arch street, “9 “0W enjoying a very
Young people from New York is en- 'Dle‘m‘l‘l “mu” trip The" friendsI “I”: hlumm t 3° Tm appear! “rd facts as announced were at all wronZz alz—Eut Washington and Fort Sta.
5 rag en on w s range “we I“ He said, ‘The tarts are not wrong
laying a vacation in Agbury park in this city are now receiving Don't
New .lersey. Mr. and Mrs. L. Finch. cards from them. They are on a trip
of Washington Terrace, Bridgeport, from Niagara Falls to Toronto ”“1 the
Thousand Islands; down the St. Law-
rence River to Montreal and thence
down Lakes Champlain and George to
Albany‘a‘nd New York.
lOONO MEN ONO
SlOlEN AOlONOOltE
QUINCY, Mass, 1.——Two
young men who gave theiI names as
James Harmon and Robert Williams,
of Syracuse, N. Y. were arrested early
today as they were driving an auto
mobile through Quincy Square from
the direction of Hingham, where less
than an hour before the safe in the
garage of M. K. Huntley had been
forced. Hinghaln police said the num-
ber plate of the car was the same
as that on theautomobile in which
the men who had broken into the gar-
age made their escape. The car, it
was also stated, was stolen in Boston
last night.
' Hal-mod and Williams denied any
connection with the hurglary. They
mm“ purposes. 1' said they found the automobilei
be made very happy it: " Hingham hat night.
1111750!“ but histogram. 0'
Joseph Owen, C. 10., is staying with
home of his uncle, Harry Gill, South
street, before proceeding to England.
Mr. Otven recently resigned the posi-
William, Ontario, to take up a posi-
tion in the British War Oiflce during
the period of the European war.
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Miss May and Clara Callahan. of
Holyohe, Mass: Miss Adelle Shields
of Hartford, Conn., and Miss Kath-
~erfie 4‘}. Powers, of this city, returned
to their homes, after a wonderful trip‘
Canada, and the fairs at San Fran
niece and San Diego. Miss Powers
spent sllx weeks-with her sister, Mrs.
#4:
‘lIi'ary..Picklord
Ibo remembered gives me
utVl wish my girl triende 1.1;
keep their money“ for " ;
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. more; More hr lees authentic, were
_ ~ circulated to the effect that many or
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Avoid The liability
01 not having I daeoflng- noonm We Invite account. which are
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For Boys and Girls
All of the best makes are represented in our big still-ck,
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commute BRACKEN.
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Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 6, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.‘
A. M.—1 : 391, 5: 421, 6:09,
6:571, 7:181, 7:48, 8:081, 8:181, 8:591,I
9:23;. 9:40, 10:33:. 10:51:, 11:51. '
P. M.—1:131, 1:271, 3:021, 3:29.
.4:301, 5:151, 5:46, 6:021, 6:47, 7:081,
7:451, 9:551, 10:181.
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Sundays.
A. M.—12:251, 5:421. 8:54,
10:331, 11:51.
P. M.——1:131, 2:44, 8:121. 4:301,
5:45, 6:021, 7:021, 7:12, 7:451, 7:571,
8:061, 8:551, 10:18:, 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——4:411, 5:30, 6:39, 8:001.
8:511, 9:151, 10:02:, 10:06, 10:501‘
11:08.
P. M.—-12:031, 1:06, 2:041, 2:57,
3:301, 3:54, 4:26, 5:061, 5:25, 5:29,
6:001. 0:06, 7:151, 8:101, 8:39, 112151,
18:001.
Sundays.
A. M.—6:00. 8:001, 8:00, 10:061.
10:501.
P. M.—12:10, 1:031, 3:391, 5:021,
5:25, 6:001, 7:151, 8:101, 9:001,
10:001. 11:151. 12:001.
.Sundtyla
BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
P. M.—-12:03, 1:20. 3:161, 4:28, 5:17.
6:151, 6:47. 7:081, 8:201, 0:251,
11:20. .
A, M.-12:281, 1:131. 7:43, 9:151.
10:19, 11:121. 11:571_
P. M.—-2:091, 3:12, 4:461, 6:381,
6:48, 7:081, 8:391, 9:251.
1—Signiiles express.
A. M.—12:231, 1:131. 6:05, 7:16,
9:151, 10:08, 10:181. 11:121. 11:571.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV.
A. M.——6:l3, 8:27, 9:591.
P. lit—1:28, .4:381. 5:241, 6:17.
7:14.
Sundays.
A. M.—10:37.
P. M.——2:15, 7:20.
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DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
* A. M.—6:00, 7:23, 8:001, 8:18,
l10:031. 11:50.
'P. M.—-—4:21, 6:49.
Sundays.
A. M.—-7:50. 12:10,
P. M.—6:48 7:18, 8:251.
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,gage and that'it 8nd been recorded
Iwith Town Clerk willful Both of the
signatures were shown to Mr. Elwood.
IYesterday morning a duplicate was
Ifound in Mr. ”Kings sate. on which
i neither the names of Mr. Flint nor the
I woman were to he found.
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M Sheriff Elwood and 00181" about 3750. for which notes were glv
I Mr. Elwood has also lent Mr. King
am mi. Through I so.
ill: H I"! I Judge Bacon \‘l-‘akeman when asked
sections 07 Grand I" about the alleged lorged mortgage to,
’narno appeared as attorney in the
Friends M Attorney Cltus H' King. transfer, refused to speak officially.
of Fairileld are hoping thét in the lite was asked by the reporter if the
in his financial affairs, a tangle
brought to public notice by a com
plaint filed by Town uteri! Joseph 1.
Flint of Fairfleld with State's Attor-
ney Homer Cummings, and revolvingl
about irregularities: in a mortgage
deed.
but are somewhat twisted. No, I do
not believe that the story is an exag-
gerated one, but believe that the al-
leged frauds will be somewhat great-
er than has been reported."
Investigation Made.
. ' The investigation of the alleged
Mm“ 0"" ‘ w°°"' {fraud against the Ridgeileld bank
M’ ““8 “11° ‘3 a 8"“ 1“”? °lIfollowee the finding of Town Clerk
Fairneld. and represented that town Flint that the mortgage had, been
in the legislature in 1913-15. has been given the bank as recorded in his
absent from his home in Falriield for office and having his signature on it
over a week F" some days there He was unable to find that the papers
had been rumors of certain "’98“ had been recorded on his books, and
laritles alleged to have come to lightI believing that his name had been
in his papers» Yesterday these ru- forged, he complained to the states
more took definite shape in the form attorney
of a charge that the name of‘Town Attorney King some time ago sought
Clerk Flint had been forged upon a a loan of $1,100 from the Ridgefleld
mortgage deed, on which the sum allbwk, offering as scourity la. “mort-
$1,700 was raised through the ‘Ridge Igagen on property owned by ‘1anM
field bank. Action V1.“ delayed, pend- Scum and Deminlck Mercurio on
ing an effort to get in touch with Mr. Springstreet, and (I 13 “(a that the
King. .butiailure to locate him 1“ security WEB accepted without ques.
sulted in a complaint to the anthori- tion. The Ridgelleld Congenuona‘
ties. church sought to invest. funds in
realty securities. _
The bank odered the church the
mortgage as a preferred invedtment.
and the‘society sent the papers on to
Town Clerk Flint for him to record
the transfer.
. Found No Record; . ‘
No record could be found .by the
town clerk in his books. He wrote
the bank and an oinclal came from
Bidseflold with the paper. it was
then found that. Mr. Filnt‘s signature
“had been attached without his know;
ledge. (Both Mr. Seam and Mr. Mer-
'curio deny haying signed the paper
purporting to he a mortgage. Bacon
Wakeman also denied having signed
Many' Rumors Olrculsted.
Subsequent to the complaint to
State's Attorney Homer 8. Cummings
of Stamford .by Falrlield’s tov‘Jn clerk,
Joseph . Flint, that Citus Vl-L King.
grand juror and state's representative
from that town had forged his name
“and that of Frank Baum. the town
barber on a. mortgage, various ru-
is out ahflit 61.800,
lthe Ridgefleld hank. upon which Ills?
IEAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
’ BOXES.
4—Fltch 80th (private).
Fire headquarters. 30 Van Zant Street
1 Telephone 170
Private boxes will only be pulled
for tire on premises where located.
A telephone message to Eileen-lo
Station (705) between 'the hours of 6
p. m. and s a. n1., giving location of
; tire, an alarm will be given from near
est box.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the fire,
5~Mamn School (private).
Ian—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
216—4111» Ave. and Bowen St,
217—Winneld 8t,
223—Fort and Charles Ste.
224—East m. and Fitch St.
225-St. John St. and Edlio Ave.
332—8eaview Ave. and First St.
SSS—Boulevard and Second St.
sad—Cove Ave, and Fifth St. _
sin—Boulevard and Blackstone 8:
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all—Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave.
(Tet)
842—Keyser st. and Duck Pond rd.
(Tel)
ills—shore Haven. (Tel)
Special Binnie.
1—One blast at odd times, testing 01
line-open.
l—One blast at 8 p. 111., standard time.
l-l—Two blasts. lire out.
11-11—Twenty two, at 8 a. 111.. no
morning session . or public
. school
11-11—Twenty-two. at 12. so p.111. no
afternoon session of public
s‘ohool.
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RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00
Self Lighting Burners.
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . 61:. MI
' Eddy Refrigerators. .
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FancyPotatoes,Iqlbs,..... ........ 16f
Autocrat Coffee cut to . . . ................. . . . ..... 26¢
Pure Ketchup,3bots.for..............._ .......... 25¢
Force, 3 pkgs. ..................... , ..... 19¢.
Magnolia or Clover Milk ............... .. . .' ...... , 1“!
25¢ jar Peanut Butter ............................. 20¢
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Bureau Scarfs .
Stamped Tubeing and Day-
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Huck Towels
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Babies’ Pillow Covers
Babies’ Carriage Covers
Also a. nice assortment of
Bibs. Cashmere VSacques and
’ Muslin Night Gowns .. 50¢
Royal Society Package
Royal Society Cordichet-
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