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FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1915
m tug “Huntington," of New York,
was in the local harbor this morning.
' mm Side schools will be thrown
Upon after the long summer vacation
on Tuesday of next week.
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Arthur W. Day, of Boston, visited
Way with his mother on Butts
Yhoa. Ir. Day is the sailing master
1‘ I Boston yacht.
Jules “rod" Murphy. 0! East “0'
Info. who several days ago had his
w thumb amputated. is progressing
that. The injured member gives him
bat mile pain.
lav. Edward Cunningham. a ton
her pastor. will preach in the Metho-
d‘mt Church. at Springdale. next Sun
day morning and evening. R. T. Toms
~will entertain hint.
“I many friends of Mrs. Ernest
(headliner. of Fort street, will be
M to learn she has fully recover:
ltd from a slight attack of typhoid tav-
er. Dr. I). E Sullivan was to attend-
mica.
The last service on the Advent
Christian camp ground in Plainvllle,
will be on Sunday of this week. After
that day the local Adventists who have
been in attendance will return to their
bones here.
Someone threw a basket containing
flour little kittens, several days old.
over the wall of the east approach at
the new bridge onto the mud-tints, evi-
dently thinking the tide would come up
and drown them.
latthew sMcGrath, of Osborne ave
line. was one of the principal attrac~
til!“ at the Catholic Club entertain-
‘sasot last night. Mr. McGraw was in-
troduced. and quite properly. as "th-
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Silas Hoyt has completed redecorat-'
lag the interior or the Darion school
on the East side of Springdale.
'Mrs. Chester Wood or Hoyt street,I
New (‘anaam has been quite ill at tbel
bone at her parents in Darlen.
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Stanley S. Raymond, who has been;
stopping with his grandparents in!
North Stamford. is now the guest oi
his aunt. Mrs. Frederick Cushman ot
Darlen. for a week or so.
Charles Eschbach. employed by F. S.‘
Dawless, in New Canaan, for some
time, bas~a position as superintend-
ent of Green place in Darien. He com- lcently beet! added to the
. menced his duties yesterday.
Miss Emma Weeks of Darien. a
graduate of the 1915 class or the Fan-
nie A. Smith Froebel Training Scltoot,’
Bridgeport, will be in Stamford this
‘ year. teaching in the kindergarten and
. primary departments of the public
school.
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Wednesday night, at the Noroton
Heights firehouse, the annual (air and
carnival opened. it"‘was well attended, dist church in North
and son are enjoying a trip to New
.brook home at 3:30 o‘clock. The pro
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Van Heiningen
York State.
The dining room of the John Davis
home has been enlarged, and a line
concrete floor laid.
The Summer Whist Club will meet
Tuesday, September 7, with Mrs. Willv
ism H. Benjamin and Mrs. William
A. Jones.
Dr. and Mrs. George Miller of Hart-
ford, have returned home after sever-
a! weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. ii.
G. Thompson.
Postmaster John Davis and Mrs.
Davis attended the reunion of the 17th
Regiment Connecticut Volunteers in
the Armory last Saturday.
it. is said that William Harrison has
been eating strawberries tram his gar-
den, recently gathered, and another
neighbor has picked Porsythia blos~
some, a second growth of that early
spring shrub.
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{3um Will“
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HINGHAM. Mass, Sept. ,3.——Aiter
‘he had been {rightfully beaten by two
5prisoners who were attempting an es-
cape, Chief of Police
James killed one and saw the other
:captured today. The chief got his
finan within two hours of the attack.
gin which his skull was fractured and
Washington
trons and being a. loual man, there is
special charm to him. One of the nextl
plays in which he will appear in Norm
walk will be "The Song of the Wage}.
iSlave," scenes for which were taken;
in Norwalk this Week. Today’s Para-E
mount teature is "Sold," 3 Famous
Players produaion directed by Dan-
iel Frohman and featuring Pauline
‘Frederick in the leading role. it will
be recalled that Miss Frederick was
the leading character as Donna Roma
in the Famous Players’ presentation
of the noted screen play “The Etern-
al City." The success which Miss
A muslcale for the benefit or the
Civic League. will be held Saturday 31-]
ternoon at the Frederick J. Middle-
gram promises to be good. Among the
performers will be a noted violinist
from New Haven.
The following list at books have re-
library
shelves: "Jaftery" W. J. boche: “Can
ada Blackle" Mrs. Annie Field: “Mine
own People" Rudyard Kipling; "Over
Bemerlons," E. V. Lucas: “The Tur~
molt" Booth Tarkington; “A Far Counv
try" Winston Churchill: "The Har-
bor" Ernest Poole; "Martha and Cu-
pid" Julia Lipperman and "A Logical
of Honor."
A pretty wedding took place Sunday
attcrnoon. August 29, at the Math!)
Wilton.“ William
{South Norwalk.
School opens Tuesday. Sept.
7th. '
Opening of our school suits
-—-every day this week.
Everything that will meet
your approval and give sat—
isfaction to the Boy, and
a mighty pretty showing it
is too. Prices £3.00 to $12-00.
Everything that Boys wear
except shoes.
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Rogers it Stevens
Norwalh.
opening next week.
Sareno Jacobs 0! Saugatack
last week (or Scuth America. Mr. Ja-
cobs takes frequent trips aboard
freight. boats and although young has
seen many points of the globe-
Miss Marjorie Splcer, who under-
went an operation tor appendicitis at
the Norwalk hospital, is improving
rapidly and many of her local friends
visit her daily.
The Democrats are making slow
progress and, as far as can be learn»
6!. have not decided upon anyone to
left .
_‘ iHarmon’s head. As his companion felll ‘
:his nose broken by blows by a ham— Frederick '11 that d of 'h .
‘mer. James was already weakened 1 pro u 10“ § e 15
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wound received a few 1 ely to repeat The program for next
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intyonatlasuae from a man who re isted‘ week includes on Monday 8. Miller
’ 3° 3 Kent in Clyde Fitch’s romance "The
arrest. After today’s experience he Cowboy and the Lady” ’i‘alesday
was fine” to a hospital where h“ Blainche Sweet in Charming Pollock's
condition was said to be serious. WY. "The Secret Orchard"; Thurs
The dead man “5 known ‘5 James day Albert Chevalier supported by
HW- “‘19 “M I Wmfinim- Will-cane Gail in “The Middleman"; and
'3“ Williams, 3“” Walter we‘Sh',‘Friday Elsie Janis in a new comedy
had been held on a charge of burglary success "Nearly a may
for a hearing today. They claimed? _
to ball from Syracuse, N. Y., and were: MOIE STRIKES lN sHEL-fon.
alleged to have stolen an automobile} SHELTON, Conn, Sept. 3.—-Machin-
in Boston Tuesday night and drivingjists to the number at sixty. acme
here to have broken open a safe in a‘ strikers claiming eighty-live, suddenly
local garage. Early the néxt morn-310“ their work in the Ra ‘N. Bassatt
ing they were overtaken in Quincleomvanv 10“!- Earlier in the week
and surrendered alter being tired tip-l"ire covarora "“1 933910133 in other
on by the police. tdapartmenta struck for the eight-hour
The men were brought here and d“- The machinists ““3 did "0‘ 3°
placed in the custody at James. This.out as they “WM“ ‘ compromise 0‘
morning, when be took them to their5 their demands. receiving ‘ 5&hour
breakfast they set upon him. molt his week for a Silhour one without 3”
revolver and locked him in a cell redaction. it is understood that the
Leaving the building the prisoners machinists union last night voted not
. . to stand by their follows in the Baa.
were noticed by two street car enhlflt l t has ioni ‘ ‘ ht
ployes who entered the jail and re 9 'n m” "n "m 3 ‘
'"lng tor an eight-hour day and is not
,teased James. The chiel roiused "n seeking a'compromiae. Today a strike
:2; ‘0' medical “‘9‘“me and ”5‘ tollowed, and it is expected that the
“3 a P“ f 0‘ automatic ”mnem' machinists will make the eight-hour
\hopped into an automobile and sisrtedfdemnd .3 have employ” in other
éin pursuit. He overlook the men on‘ departments. The wmpany employs 1,-
:.the road a half mile from the jail and, 30 persons. mostly girlg. The product
:called upon them '0 surrender. HIT-‘is buckles. corset bones and articles
lmon’s reply was two shots from then)! covered wire.
chief‘s gun. Then James bman shoot!
{sing and his third bullet wen. through?
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‘asad. Williams made a dash through:
the brush where he was found bidins‘
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flew minutes later. An added charge:
9! assault with intent to kill was
Alk for cash prices for RED OAK
GOAL}.
THE WM. EFFRON co, Inc.
3 Rowan St. THAI" East Norwalk
-—-Accept all the luck that comts
your way—-but don’t DEFEND on its
coming! ‘lf you want a job use a Sen-
tinel Want Ad.
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‘ HOME
Fall days will soon be with us.
and then you will need good
light, and plenty of it. Why not
have the home piped for gas
light? Easy term for the piping
and fixtures.
r The United
Elcleclric Light
:24 Water Co.
andxby tomorrow and Saturday avett-“"Pl€k 0* V13“ and MI“ ‘
ings are expected to he tne'tW‘Cuflcid of Drum Hill were the con
nights. Saturday is the last night. 311- (radios parties. Rev. F. M. Hailock.“
tertalumant has been ,-provided (or pastor at the church, calcined. kits-i
each evening. Last night a afloat-t: Plum” GM‘ 0} D‘Pb‘f’" ”Hm 0'
sketch was given. Tomorrow evening-'the bride, was bridesmaid. and Percy!
will be. firemen; night. andAVisitors. Home! New Canaan. "Oh" 0' it";
are? ammonium out arrow ‘Ths (roofs, was best man. A‘ reception wilt
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Mary Francase‘m loathe important omces. Tbs bade against him.
r' dries must be hold some time ba~ ,,
re’ somber 13. E.
POPULAR mutants-
STAMFORD THEATRE.
Mull .baaobail ”will '3“!!- 33%;;
chance ornamental“). rams over6 .,
the wound. The laugatuck lnvia-
glblos will play pt the Compo ground!
Saturday afternoon. Kud'tba Sang-r
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HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES. 811.00 to 348.00.
Self Lighting Burners. See
our stock before buying. _
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . [11.00
Eddy Refrigerators.
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games this year are more noveltaan hi!!! “let the ceremony at the in!" setwyn"and Co., almdy‘rcnownedz
i“ ' its. .Iah'a’ MoCortnack."
{notations started this morning in
g mite-preparing-ot the former John W.
. m store. “an East Washington:
‘mot. as a pool room and cigar store
'3 lar William Smith, of nuns avenue,
went in local boxing circles and
manager of Battling Kuuz.
memoirs of the East Norfvatk im-
provement Association will note that
the tithe" of the meeting on Tuesday
-, alternoon of next week has been
‘. ‘thanged from 8 o'clock in the evening
at 2-o'clock p. m. A large attendance
» is expected at this time.
"It". 3. P. Fairbanks, telephoned
M Brattleboro. Vermont. to Rev.
m H. Thomas, this morning, ask-
: In him to conduct services Sunday in
. Ibo dist avenue Methodist Episcopal
‘ numb. Mr. Fairbanks. stated that the
1de of his wife's health would
not permitblm to return to his charge
“immediately!
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«‘ 1 Stamford, entertained her sister and
,‘ mily, Sunday, and
' friends from Rowayton.
fiance Hook and Ladder (.‘empany's
ever. Downstairs one tinds various at-
tractions. from the “roll the ball" game
to “hit the man in the mouth." 'l‘itttI
Japanese game, dart throwing. etc,
all call for the skill of the visitor. The
hall upstairs. decorated with the na-
tional colors. is devoted largely to
.dancing. A booth at am aide contains
articles for rattle. The boys were par-
.cuiarny fortunate this year, for the
donations have been very liberal. :.
donation of $200 was highly appreciat-
ed by the company. ‘Dugdale's orches- .
ttra plays each evening. At one side or
,tbe hall a raulette wheel did a thriv-
ing business last evening. A row or
teddy bears sit beneath it, awaiting
their turn at distribution. A number or '
stalled dolls and hours were given out
last. night. The one-act play given last I
of the bride, Mrs. Peck's sister, Mrs.‘
William Whitney, acting as hostess. '
The sad news comes icon Mexico
at the death at Handmade” 3, 01
Miss Mary Skinner who met death
suddenly by the horses whtchi were
conveying her to the ho-eward bound
steamer becoming frightened Jana
plunging over an embauhluolt 60 test.
high, hurling the occupants of the.
carriage to death. Mrs..Gwaady. the:
mother of the children oi who: Miss-
Skinner was governess, also died Rpm
injuries. Miss Sarah L. Davenport
was a close iriend of Miss Skinner,
the latter having visited in Wilton
many times at the Iturgea homestead.
the last visit being in 1912. just prior
to a trip to California.
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on Labor Day.
evening is entitled "Philip's Homecomn' ;
lng." Philip came home, but didn't an‘ .Rev. Frederick Hollistor o! Mime.
rive until matters had become trouble- having been called to the pastorate “-
some tor a psi and classmate, Jack the Conmltloul church. 5" Ian."
80:. Sunday, “a another'fist "mittens one end of the country to tbe‘
. other as sponsors of the biggest hits
’0: the past three seasons—aWithln the;
Law, Under Cover, Under Fire, Roll-4
lug Stone, The Show Shop, and The
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Many improvements are being made 1
on the Willowbropk cemetery grounds
and tho caretakers house has been
moved back several hundred feet, to;
make room for a more elaborate on-
trnhce. The Burritt vault. which was:
removed from the Trinity church, iai
being erected on the north side.
Frederick C. Tanner, chairman of
the State Republican Committee of
New York. and a summer resident or
Greens Farms, was recently operated
upon ior'appendlcltls ln s New York
hospital. Mr. Tanner's fiancee, Miss}
Jane Ogden, received much publicity.
fwhen she told tha'New York reportsi
era she would remain at her lllancs’a
bedside until he was conanescent.
line, will further entrench themselves
‘to escape it, involve themselves in in-i
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lones&ilotchk’ss
r1 Wall St. Norwalk. Cor-n. ‘
Kfios
llliltn. Mlltlll
in local favor by their presentation at.
the Stamford Theatre on Friday eve
nlng. September 3d. of “Twin Beds,"
the laugh festival at Salisbury Field
and Margaret Mayo which has Just.
concluded. at the Harris Theatre in
New York, a run of ally-two weeks on
Broadway. '
“Twin Beds" is a wholesome, rap;
idly moving exposltlon oi the didlcul-l
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ties that are encountered by dwellers; (Successor {0 Charles E. Dow)
in fashionable large apartment houses -
who find the enforced nelghborliuess no Wadi-mu SW
of these places not at all to their lik-V ‘ South No I
log, and. who, in their lutlle ellorta';
BUY
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Gresham. The part of Gresham was
- jplayed by Jack Dugdale. Mrs. Mars '
den, mother of Philip, was imperson-
iated by Altred Mel-tale. ills mother,‘
thirs. Maraden, was was Mrs. Nichols.v
IMiss Nellie Carlson filled the role or
a daughter, Marion; The play begins
l with Jack coming, on a visit to his aunt,
. f Iand getting into the wrong apartment. of Progress.“ Opium”.
Ira. Hen-man of Turn-o -River, which proves to be the home of Philip. to an ext
He is met by the mother and daughter,
on Tuesday‘ who inquire about Philip. Jack, lsnor~‘; Wing of C
ant oi Philip’s whereabouts, tries to'
explain and gets in amass. ,, Phil ar-J
" ' ‘Rowayton exhibition of paint i mes at the opportune moment, clear-1 the meeting.
jjjhngnft‘ipens this evening in the Re-
ing everything. The committee m'
Halecharge or the fair are: Andrew.
of acceptance was read in church Sun“
day. Mr. Holllster and tamlly have at-
ready moved into the parsonage.
There will be a service. Friday ev~
enlng, ”Sept. 10, in North Wilton Meth-
odist church, oi special interest, the
Revarthur Goodeaough at Stamford
being scheduled to weak on the "Price
in addition
ra musical program, ficv. n.
M. Jackson of Rowayton,_llev. Henry
annon. and Rev. Henry Ap-
aster ol Cannon church.
M. Hallock. Will address:
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“Under Cover.” .
M", Vonderun, aged three years” Not since the memorable “Withlu‘
who meshed a fractured skull in “the Lawn was “W has any 91833
accident at Harrls' corner on Aug“mischieved such instantaneous popular:
11'"? hlmprovlng rapidly at the N0“ t success as "Under Cover" which scor-
wa "9"“ and h" complete '9’ ed the dramatic sensation of the year
covet-y .isjow anticipated. Tb. ch"din New York with a record run at
M h" ““1“" I“ '1‘ T" onuflh'torty tour consectutlve weeks at the
ware riding in the aide seat at s moi Cort Theatre Solwyn {Company are
torcycle driven by Mr. Vouderlln and responsible for both productions.
36’: “I?“ otlandamhankemet‘tt. mif"'llnder Cover" their great success
0“ e' n “‘9'" "m” “1" *wtttns the attraction at the Stamford
about.hsr limbs but has rcovered ?
' The t d e .. 4th, mail as
Henry Inokwood. chauffeur for 0. G. 1 “Maggi,“ “r sy, 8 pt n
Jennings,“ Fairlsld.’is_held on the, .. ., > .. ,
charge of reckless driving ‘ l Under Cover is like Within th
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Ilaw" in that the play ls‘melodrama,
. but there the resemblance ends. It
The ticket 3°! Independents, WW3“ 3 tells the story of an snort to smuggle
w“ talked °t but 119“" romeo. “in. pearl necklace, valued at $200,000.
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_Therc is no such thing
’ 'as an “Edison Tone.”
1 EDISON
"M. Jackson, chairman; Algert illiciilale,l ‘l
roulette wheel; George Pension, tress-t
titer; Willitiln ll'ugdals, cashier; Rich-E ,
.ard lDugdale, and Joint“ liar-toes, enter-t ,
ta‘inment; ' tSamuel‘ De Forest. tickets;
Gus Miller, collector; Clarence -,
too. Arthur Gensln. icocream andl'
soft drinks; :Walter rDugda'le, John _.
We in Rowayton.
uni Thomas F. Rae, oi New Ca-
‘ gave her four boys an outing to
' Blair yesterday. They visit-
couslns, Mrs. B. P. Mead and
There is. in the New
Edison, a Bonci Tune, :1
Spalding Tone, :1 Des
‘ ’tit‘tn Tone, and Anna
_ Case Tone—each sep-
arate and distinct; each
faithful to the distinc-
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now considered a ‘dead' issue" and no: into the United states and the‘work
, attempts are being made by the nails" ole-the secret service to discover the
tors to present a ticket. It recentlylfmud and ”,0“ch the encoders. All!
ileum: to light that sexism. disgrunt- the mugglerg are nonbemd among:
‘ fed ones. desirous of holding union on the most maneutial__ the authorities
1 any ticket. gathered together Ium! we are contnonted with a dimcult task and‘
,ted the forming oi as "lndspendentimg exciting incidents or the pursuit
rmnr Haviland at Falrfleid, visited
igOgdenfs in Springdale, : last
and his father-in-luv. )Corvino
accompanied him home, to re-
‘ 'ellnitely, hoping to improve
a son" rt-l‘s‘ . amounts:
. some; “ ‘ = ‘
f or charities
, ontrdc‘ts“ torf- supplies for
milk ‘ Home rm- tha month of
was; mansion";
a Son; ‘ tobacco, '1‘. A,
st.
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p - :ovefalls, ‘
as made the * ‘
Meshes, ”Hubert n'ltuseoe, Japanola; '
Fred Stark, James eontden. James Mc-
Hale. George Strucker . and William;
Dinner. A feature ’0: the lair ts to he
the pofilarity oontopt. in whlcn 'tbe'
Ladies Auiiliary will no‘pmea against ‘
the fire company. . ~ ;
homeroom rise. ..
, Mrs. chat-la fhlornlanr ot Thomas :
ton,wai‘palnfu W‘N‘ltm
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F. Salmon Wakemau of Myrtle ave-
nue has beenithe guest of Raymond
Beardsley in Strattord tor the last,
few days.
Services .at'Christ church will be!
omitted on sander. The pastor, the i
so. dietary 'Bilickram“ is pooling a
insomnia llama ., - :
.- nationalism spasm ,;
L ; ‘axcuarfcg val
ticket.” Their policies were that the tarry-tho gum” um the my cu}.
beat men should be nomlnited to thelriw tails. It‘ is a play which may be
“Cket “a that no mm would N '“n m‘ .nd '8‘": with ”Knead
mu for hls political M,» It llsud-idamt. “w,“ & Com“ amllwnd.
that several .‘local artists and doctors lug an excellent company and .35..
became interested. 1““ 39‘9““ “9 auction that is adequate lu‘fievei'y res-
ot them aid that it had fallen through mt. .. if , _ ‘ ‘1
and it looked as it the Republicans ,_
would have everything their own‘ way, »
at next month‘s. election; ' ‘.
tensions mowing. V
Murillo seamen than at
ues-Hiottasfl . ,, y . ‘
24 ‘pfislnllllbfilk. 0‘ w
A. t‘Tne:;8hootlug of nah
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wow Young'seit.
. tive'charactcr oi the or:
tist. But the New
Edison has no tone of
its own». It is-merely a.
--Vpertect vehiclcjor the.
.'reproduction of the
artist’s work.
There is no ioreign sound.
no . "talking "machine“
‘ toneLMr. Edison has taunts
lnatétl all these. .7 use
manic or tba:Nsw Edison“ nothin
Caitlin original-artist; Cousin an
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‘ the New Edison. We will permit to play it for you wit
rheumatic a son Co .-
ss we sat ' Uséue was Cm
t. “unlit
3 but the pure. unaltered, life-like tone
d hear your favorite record‘today on
‘ bout obligation. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler