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MONDAY, SEPT. 6. 1.915 . .
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EAST NORWALK
NEWS
This is peach week. as local readers
of the newspapers are by this time
more. N
lies Hargery McDermott, of ,8
Charles street, is today visiting with
relatives in Derby, Conn.
l NOROTON
Nearly all the stores of town will
be closed all day.
Dr. R. M. Bennett. of Golgate’s
Emmy. Boston, is enjoying a boil-
day visit with relatives here.
Kr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bartram, of, _______
Miss Sarah Bea], of Kings ‘Highway,
a brief honeymoon trip to interesting is about, after a week's illness
1N” England points.
l Miss Marion E Oddy, of Collender’s
Henry J. Miller, promoter of the Point. has left for a month's vacation
!' arv‘r Beach tract. has disposed of in Granville, N. Y.
he lots. on the tract on the East
Side. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. ir-
vine.
Mrs. William Biebe, of Collender's
3 Point. entertained an automobile party
lfrom 'Newport Sunday.
At noon today the local barber shops
will close. Although all of the otherl
adores will be clased, the barber shops tion ‘t mason work With Elmer Ste~
will open at 7 o‘clock and remain Vens,a atStony Brook
open until 12. ____._.__..__
filter a month‘s vacation the regu-
lar weekly meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the East Avenue N. E.[
Church will be held on Wednesday
afternoon of this week.
at Savin Rock today.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Dyne, of
the Post road. enteriflned relativos
Elton Norwalk Sunday. V
Therector, Rev T F can” D D"V lflss Helen Standish, of Noroton
Jointed at all of the services yes- Heights. bu returned from i visit
terday in Christ Episcopal church on with her mother in Jersey City
Gregory Boulevard. He was accomb;
ed an enthusiastic welcome by his,V
parishioners
Kr. and Mrs. H. all. Robertson; of
, VtKing's End, have returned from a
’V visit with relatives in Brooklyn. '
The monthly business meotingof
the Epworth League, of the East Ave George M V schlichtiag, Jr. ”WV
5‘” If E Church will be held t°' his return from his Canadian explor
m evening. Regular interesting in: mp, has been slow!“ It New
matters will come up for considers Milford
”ww‘
.. J. E. VAchland, wife aid VVd'aVuVVghtVer,
WHO. afternoon: at 2 30 o‘clock. or Hackenaack N. J., spent this week.
at 'me home of Mrs E E (Iona-tin. at the home of Mr. and In. Warm
the iron; ‘9: monthly business meet~ Dec-(mrcoy
in; of the East Norwalk improvement ‘
Modulation will be held at the homo George M. v. Sohlichtinx. who
mural. Remission: East avenue. has been avendlns the lumer at
lNew Milford. has been about town
m enjoying g brief. but enjoy.lf0f the past few dare.
say mount the Aavent cm.
and. in running Conn.. Re“ 6.. Frank DOCOII’N! had a few days'
I Teeple returned Saturday to his vacation from his duties in the Stew-
“home here and yesterday conducted artatore h“ 'e'kt which he splay-
O! of the services in the Van Zant “d with friends in 3m“
M church. The several localV
numbers who were in attendance at Hm 03° Hm“' 0‘ 'Norcton
tr. services on the camp ground do.‘ 8' in returned M ”an“:
light“ the others with recitals of month ‘1 outage witkfapa ’ °
' ' young friends at Atlantic Highlands.
As recorded in The Sentinel some Rev. 0V EV Ric I u it)
preach every Sunday ltl phlboral sub-
in age, p E. Dertt seems to beV pl, 0‘ the Southport u @- Chm;
-. the most likely candidate, according in" Richter will still mm. in um:
inbound W. H. Snlflln are others men-
Edward Buttery has taken a posi-
Edward Buttery and his friend Ana
’ drew Stark expect to have.a good time ‘
1 George .‘ickerson and son. 011851815}
, .LgLuella Waite.
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The New Canaan Band will play at
VRoton Point on Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 12. 3
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George E. Purdy of the Fifth avenue
:Bank, New York, is enjoying a two,
tweeks‘ vacation.
MsW‘u
.Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fairly or
Seminary street were recent guests at
Silver Beach, Milford. i
Miss Ethel Lawrence and Mill
‘Shutes picnlcked their Sunday-schom
classes at Hickory Bluff, Tuesday.
Mrs. Homer Raymond of East Woods
visited with her parents, Mr. and hits.
D. .l. Doyle, Harrison avenue, this
week.
Miss Anita Raymond has returned to
her home on Railroad avenue from a.
. pleasant visit with relatives in Jewett
City.
Edwin Standring entertaiy‘d a num
‘ ber of his friends Thursday evening at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. George it
Phone Orders
Taken Here
We take orders by telephone.
This is done to save you than
and trouble.
low. you naturally wealdn’i
order by phone if you didn't
get good cut- and fair weight.
When we invité you to order
by wire we therefore intend to
give you first class. grant
The Modern Market
war. B UVNl-IOLTZ. Prop It North Moth st.
dandy time.
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1 Stevens, South avenue.
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Mrs. Aaron Smith and daughter,‘
Miss Bertha, of NorWIlk, have been
spending the week with Mr. and Mran
Howard Johnson oi South Main street
Mrs. Chester Comatock and Mrs.
are making a visit at Mrs. Joseph l1. 1
Stillman's homestead on Oenoke stir
nue.
Misses Adelaide and Margaret Blah.
op have returned from Katonah after
a three weeks' visit. They were as-
companied home by their cousin, Miss
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Mr. and Ira.
«Vgntndlng a few weeks in HIV! York
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' lirs. John heed ehiirtulned rela-
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V lines from Brewster. N. Y., over the
wt ck-end.
Ernest Taylor of Highland «cone.
who, has had considerabloamble with
one of his eyes, is improving.
Mrs. Chauncey Base, at Bridgeport,
is Visiting her mother. Mrs. Daniel
Mom“, of Mayton avenue.
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lliss Ifinnie Snimn, of Dracula.
N Y., spent the weekend with'her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn.
Mrs. F. C. Albrecht of Raymond
street. is entertainlnx her sister. Mrs.
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Wit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lampbore, 01V
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‘at former elections, is now mentioned.
The Rahio‘pticon view exhibition on-; Winthrop Merrill is again in the
“The New England States." that was limelight, having been ordered out of
given in the Beptlch church. Friday town bx Justice of the Peace Puruv.
evening, by Dwight L. Weigmann of at the request of his mother and
l‘nrien, was greatly enjoyed by those, also father, Waiter Osborne. Merrill
1,“,an jrecently took '25 of Osborne's money
gaud after enjoying the sights oi
Mist. May Savage entertained a Bridzeport's white way, be managed
number of her friends at her home ‘0 retain luflcient nerve to return
Friday evening, in honor of lies home and was forleen. Sunday. it is
Flhilt'ei- Robbie of New York" Cards M” M "30“ the km on! 01 Osborn“
and dancing was enjoyed, by on until me“ ‘nd opened “9 the ““3? 5
a late how, after which a dainty cul- 9°“ ”0‘" 0" “a“ "mi
lotion was served.‘
‘ Numerous complaints have been no-
m and M". John Broadway m. ‘4elved from backwoods' farmers. who
trained a few "f1. we”. 019ml! one say that chickens and other food are
ӣan last week in honor of their? being stolen from their farms. With-
.wndrilnz anniversary; After a pleas-g I‘Vh the "m we“ u” town has become
"Mommy,“ the guests “9“?“ “w phlfos'ted with tramps and instead or
ins ”A couple many more ”"8 of keeping to the state read. they wander
med life 3’," {north and pitch their “comm” among
ttbe farmers. Raids among the trait
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The mom... . Junta di orchards are common but it is not be-
yum “:ng vodthotrambeunbeblalaadxnr
tumtomrmthoraidinghas
I”gluon done by residents of the town.
One farmer made known yesterday
that he would present the first one
caught stonitngat his farm, with an
unusually large charae oi buckskot.
Midlifllldl
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its“... of the
loved a picnic 6n May afternoon“
Vlad evening. at the home of Mrs. En-
gene Ambler. The friends departed
:dchlarlng Ilrs Ambler a excellent
Vlloatoas.
shot down.
manta. but stated that they would be
taken tomorrow to the Bristol county
1.- Jail in warren. There they will con-
\ .front George F. Hollis. C. Victor
‘QMJ'MN’ lnrown and Henry Spellman. the three
3“" ““9 LBW“ 0' 3mm“! ll'negrou who are charged with mur-
Mim Mend- ItCouno arm. der in connection with Dr. Mohr’s
" """" death.
The W Country Club will beg
. boy and the Girl",
lcent sensations in the motion picture
‘ Roberts and Sydney Deane. Tomorrow
The police declined to':
give out the names of their infor-f
No one except those having dill-tint,
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POP|JUilt AMUSEMENIVS
“THE COWBOY AND THE LADY.”
S. Miller Kent, who will be new to
Norwalkers as a picture artist, has:
been tried and is yet to be found warll~V
ing. His appearance for the Metro
company in the presentation of Clyde
Fitch's fetching romance “The Cow-
was one of the re-
field and the play which appears to-
day at Pleasant Houl and Lockwood s
Hall is in evely say a timely holiday
' feature which all should make effort to'
see. Kent is supported by a very able
cast and no‘eifort was spared to make
the picture playing one which would
appeal strongly to the followers or
this form of amusement. For tomor-
row Blanche Sweet will appear .in
Channing Pollock's play “The Secret
Orchard." Besides Miss Sweet, the
lanky cast includes such stars as Miss-
es Cleo Ridgley. Gatrude Keller. Cyn-
thia Williams, Loyola O’Connor and
little Marjorie Daxv; Messrs. Edward
Macksy. Carlyle Blackwell, Theodore
will be the only chance to see this
play. On Wednesday “The Goddess"
will continue; Thursday will be the
day for the appearance of “The Middle
man" and on Friday Elsie Janis will
be seen in her latest comedy "Nearly
a lady."
Plilll lllllllll
ulna Milli
Bl lllllllll
Miss Elizabeth .Szileay and Balint
(jars. popular Springwood residents.
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, were
man-led in the Hungarian Reformed
Church, on Loatngtou avenue, by the
pastor. Rev. Gabriel 'Dokus. A jolly
reception followed in the former Re-
‘formod Church building. Elaborate
refreshments were served. There was
dancing. and Lebotsky's orchestra for
ulsbed excellent music.
HiTcHCOCK1-BENEDICT.
Wedded in the South Nor-walk Con
”national Church, Saturday
Afternoon.
A very pretty wedding cum.
took place on Saturday afternom at.
four o'clock in tho1 Smith Norwalk
Congregational church,‘ when .llu
Beatrice C. Benedict became the
bride of Ir. Arthur IL Hitchcock.
Rev. John Stapleton emulated. The
bride's attendant was Miss Helen L.
Hitchcock. a sister of. the groom.
while John Johnson acted as best
man. V -
After October first. Mr. and Mrs.
Hitchcock will be at home at 63
Washington avenue. Port Chester.
pl. 7.
The young couple have the best
wishes and benrttcst wngratulatious
of their many friends. ' ‘
TROOPS LEAVE MEXLCAN
some.
GALVESTON. Texts. Sept. 4.—-'l‘he
19“: U. .s. infantry. first troops of the
Second Division to got away to the
to present indications. for the council-
”unship in the Third district. There
is expected to be an interesting time
at the caucus, tomorrow exnlng, inV
11.2 East Norwalk Yacht Club, on
”view avenue. At this time the
delegates to the important city con-.V
Ioption will be named ward officers
mated and a councilman nomin
also Interest runs high a J. mo‘
, . TQKENEKE
. VThomas Jenkins left Wedneo
Mint the White nothings, with
M from Southampton. '
Illa: Anna Swanson spent one day
Veek with the Misses Ida Wyberg
nna Nelson of Tokeneke.
Ir and Mrs. 'lrving Tolles, of South
liberals. entertained i nonib‘er or
V friends at a dinner one evening
week, in honor of Mr. and hits.
mains Butler. Mr and Mn. Butler
expect to leave Tokenske soon , to!
diet York City.
1 besides doing justice to all the good
.al good time.
in Dorian, last week, with mortgages Vfi“ of Raymond 39‘9”
,town. “d contlnnen editor Of The. Hartford. Ct., are visiting Hrs Dan-j
.Review. Viol Willis, of Grew avenue.
A sale at homemade cake. and other:
samples of the culinary ability of the m; the 3mm; 1;; nouhyton, return-
ladies of the Consumption“ Church (‘6 to he! m “‘8er “0me
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Albert Morehouae. un-
der the auspices of the ladies' Aid
Society. -
Howard. Stevens and her two
sons Mo! New Preston, CL. are visiting
V.Mrs Earle Thomas of Bavarian are-'
time i
The Dal-ion and New Canaan on,
pioyes Vof the Stewart groceries, were‘
the guests of the arm at a. shore din-
ner atA Dorlon'n, *‘I‘huraday' night.
There were about 20 in the party, and,
m V
Mrs. B. Mas-ell and sea- non, have
returned to Brooklyn. alter spending:
several weeks with Mrs. M. Waller l
stein
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Miss. Margaret Hathaway has re
turned to her home on Crow name:
Mr- and Mrs Frank DcCourcey eng after spending a month with relatives
tertalned a number or friends over _"tne «WWW
week—end, including Miss Jrenot ‘dlss Diana filamenthal has return-
O'Brien and Edward cannon, both y: ed to “her home in ”mum am, 3
mm’ “‘1' Y' 5' J mansion ”“1.in weeks" vacation{ spent with
his daughter, of Rldx'eneld, and .Mr. friends in this place.
and Hrs George Lovegrove, of Red- 1
“‘9‘ “gm "1” m ”m m -ltliss Anita Packer and an: Edna
United States Vb, motor “Vb Holburt, of Oneonta, _N. Y. ., spent
the week-end with fire. John H; Snif-
things set before them, all had a roy-
l
There were seven sales of property.
1.86 300 The transient were (EV fol- .. .
:V_ NM stool. tn Bungalows also Frances some has returned
~19. V," Hubble to her home in New York. after spends
- i hug“ savory days with Miss Ituth.
. Isthmwfie on WM 1., .
VtVlVIIIVlrd. hm coals with is alumna whim be able to'
the scene of much activity tooay.
Mrs. Robert W. filler is sojourn-
ing for a few days at Moose lake.
Mrs. Stinius, who has been spend W8
Miss Arline Creelman of New York
is spending several days with he:
aunt, Mrs. Karl Anderson. of Compo
street.
Fred Romper entertained about 50
local young people at a beach party
Friday evening. Dancing was enjoyed
in Nash’ s pavilion.
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I[the engagement of Miss Josephine
lDownes to Charles Miller of Philadel-
phia, Pan has been announced. Miss
Downes is the daughter of Mr.
rill. F. Downes oral-sens Farms.
The summer invincibles and the
Saugatucks' have arranged for a game
to be played at the Connpo grounds
this afternoon it 3 o‘clock. The
invincible: have a crack college but-
“ ter‘y in .Chester and Everett, Wood-
worth and the laugatucks have won
14 out of 1.6 gamesplayed this season.
The local fans have been longing for
the chance to see both teams and an
unusually large crowd is expected to
turn out.
After searching for a week the, ;
Board of Selectmen has been unable
to locate a man who will be V-willing'
business was allowed today to see we Mexican border. lea bean last night.
three prisoners who repudiated before Four companies will go to Del Rio.
{a caller yesterday their previous "Vt while six companies will be added so
lged wnfdssion thatf‘tbey had been‘the garrison at Fort Sam Habit”.
hired by Mrs. Entabeth F. Bohr. the San Antonio.
doctors widow, to am him for ssooo The Fourth Infantry is expected to
l rm. Mohr. who was arrested as an lem today for Harlinsen and the
lamaory in “IQ "rider of b” hug. Sixth Walt! Will {CHOW 0n Tutti”.
g‘band and who is at liberty on $10,-
000 ball, spent today quietly with her
~Advertiae in The Sentinel.
two children at the boarding house W“ ‘ '
where she has lived since her separa- GOOD HEALTH‘EUL DRINKS
tlon flom'DrAdohr sometime ago. it Every drink served at oh,
was learned tonight that she has pe-
titioned the municipal court to be ap-
pointed adminietntria‘ffbf her but
band's estate, which is vision at slow.
000 A hearing on the petition will
obs held Tuesday
it is understood that , Charles
Molar. a son of the physician'by a for-
mer marriage, will oppose the peti-
tion.
fountain ls healthful in every in
gredient. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be
coming famous. Have you tried L
it? DeKlyn’s ice cram served ~
at the fountain or in boxes to
tulle home. Try our Soda ago
convince yourselfflut it is te1
brat lam
Theilorwalkbrngtlo.
motions: in
Best Sugar CurcdHams 186}
Spe and Bames’ Bacon, strip 20c
Pot‘ oust, no bone . 15c"
PruneRleoasth-om :8: up 1
Fancy Rosa Chickens .. 25c
SmallGenulne SpringLeg of Lamb 22c
39 M ...9 80: up-
. ,
Jacob Taylor, of Norwallt, is now an-
doying a two weeks vacation. 1' '
orwalk
will.
G‘s-IIe-mod'w
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KES
UEAl VHSV AND FUNEKAVLE
The Late Josogk l. Brundage.
The fpnéral sci-lice for Joseph I..-
Iin Ill‘uudage. was held )tslt‘lda)‘ iLl
the lltllllt‘ ol '1‘. Coleman Brunliapx,
Stamford. lie died in the ‘Stamltmi
hospital, Thursday aftornoon. oi‘ stolw
ach trouble, at the age of eigllty‘imtr
years. lie had been ill for sevuutl
weeks, and because of His lilhlillf‘t'll
age, the end was not wholly unexpect-
ed
He was a highly religious man, ‘dlltl
“as known as a member of praying
Vbands. For several years he lived in
Rye village and later in Arlllol’lb.
where 'he drove a. fish wagon. Iln
was a Civil War veteran. in '64, “till
three brothers and four brothers.”-
law. he enlisted in Company F, Fifth
New York Heavy Artillery, but shall. V
ly after going to the front was lllleu
down with fever. He was in a lion
pita! at Fredericksburg for man‘;
weeks, and was so weakened that ho
was unable to bear me during the
remainder of the conflict.
Surviving Mr. Brundage, who was a.
widower, are a brother, John G. Bram
dogs of Rowayion. and several cull-
men. The latter are Will‘am E. of
Denver; and Joseph T. and 'l‘. (‘ole
man Brundage of King SUN“. Stamo
ford: Mrs. Emily Merritt of Pasadn.
na, Cal: Mrs. William R. Woodman
of Brooklyn. Mrs. Edward Ki'llzslm- l-f'
Stamford. and Mrs Linda vTPtlé’nv
brush and Mrs. Jane Disbrow of Pat
Chester. .
Mu. Phoebe A. Brundage.
The death of Mrs. Phoebe Amt
Brundaso occurred on Friday atttl~
noon at her home in East Norwalk.
She was sixty'ilve years of age, and
had many friends here. She is Elli"
vlvod by three sons—Jesse, Ambros.
and Robert Brundage. and three daugh-
ters—Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Brundage and
Mrs. Fox. The funeral services will
'be held this afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
the Rev. ‘Dr. Barto officiating. The in1
termcnt will be made in Ridgefleid.
Funeral of Mr. White.
The funeral of Edward H. White.
who Saturday morning committed sul-
cide by haagtng.wlll be held this It’-
temon at 2:80 o'clock, from the lid
wayton Methodist Church. interment
will be in Union cemetery.
Funeral office. Allen.
The tutorial of Mrs. Charles B. A!-
len. of 36 Taylor avenue, will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
from the late home. ReV. William Gill
(limit will omciate. Interment will
be in Norwalk cemetery.
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES, $11.00 b‘mo.
Self Lighting Burners. See
our stock before buying.
Gal Hot Water Heaters .. 81! co
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Joacsdzllotchkiss
17 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
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