Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 8, 1915 · page 4

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1‘32 sour-rs NORWATLK- EVENING SWINE;

WEilNESDAY“. SSPT 8, 1915

 

 

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. wnyton avenue to Edward Mills all h
Ir. and Mrs. E. ll. Bissell, of Sea house in hogan street p g

view as euue, have left on a vacation
I Charles N. Raymond, of Logan SL.l

trip. -
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*has returned from a visit in Trenton,
Charles Levy, of East Washington New Jersey. He was accompanied by
street, has secured a situation in New Frank J. Bradley, of South Norwalk.
‘i'ork. ' ’

 

l Percy W. and Charles A. Mead, of

‘1- and Mrs Georgeh _Smnh of the NOI'WSlk YECht Cltlb. Hickory
m street are in Bridgeport making Bluff, had (half yacht Elsa hauled out
a, several day’s visit. , for the season, today. at the Ander
, iSOD Launch works in Norwalk.

 

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Ir. and Mrs. Warren Smith, of Sea-'
flew hvenue, are enjoying a three
mnths’ visit in Porto Rico.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick WilliamsonI
and daughter Marjorie, have returned
-to their home in Brooklyn, New York,

after spendin the summer at the rest-
‘Wulter Vollmer, of Winfield street. deuce of M: and Mrs Daniel 1’

has entered one of the leading civil V i‘cks.

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englneering schools in New England. I
., Mr. and Mrs. William R. GisburneI

 

 

In. .and Mrs. JoseDlI'Vroom. 0’ and daughter Lillian, of Elmhurst.
Seaside place, Win 198"? within 3 1.. Miss Dora Cromwell and Miss Lydia
short time on a two weeks' vacation Weldner, of Brooklyn, N Y., who have

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Mlssc Gladys Stone of North Main;

 

.street. was s week-end visitor in:
{New York.
Mrs. C. N. Kirke of Imperial ale- .

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Miss Marion Jennings has returnedl
to her home after spending severall
days in Norwaik. I;

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A large number enjoyed dancing:
at the Westport Country Club on Sat ‘
urdsy evening. 1
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The Westport club‘s third summerl

 

3dsnce was largely attended last even-l

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Miss Ethel Williamson of New:

York, was the holiday guest of Miss
Ruth Allen of Compo street.

 

Franklin Bailey, who has been

 

‘ South Norwalk.

spending the summcr months in town,; —
1.. returned to his home today.

plausmun unit-n nus
brought out that Superintendent Chap—
man had negotiated with a local bank
. like overIthe note at the rate of 5
tr cent, button searching to find an-
thorization of its issuance the bank
officials c‘Ould not louate in the records
anything which would legalize it. so
the bank FelUSed to accept it. Chain
man J. Milton‘ Boburne was appoint-
ed to adjust the matter with Mr. Co-
ley.

The committee on schoolsreported
the appointment at A. Decker as jani-
tor of Broad River school and Miss
Marion Fitch teacher in the commer-
cial department. A request from Jan-
itor Gregory. of Cranbury school, for
an increase in‘pay was tabled.

The board voted to refer the ques-
tion of a relocation of the division
line between the Hillside Seminary
and Prospect School properties to the
corporation counsel for advice before
settlement is made.

After passing upon the hills,
journment was taken.

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FINE FEATURES CONTINUE.

The satisfaction which Norwalk mo-
tion picture patrons feel towards the
Paramount features. shown at Pleasant
Hour and Lockwood's Hall on Tues-
days and Fridays, was evident last
evening when one of ,the largest
crowds ever in atentdauce at a motion
y saw

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Electric
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Be Pleased.

Will
'Twill save her lots of work

Mother

and keep her boy looking
well all the time His
clothes are made of just as
good cloth and with the
same care as fathers We
dont sell any other kind.

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For sometime past; we have
been sclling'a Tirol-max Electric

Iron for a spct‘ial price of $2.50.

 

 

On and after September 15th,
1915, this special price will he

Rogers 8t Stevens

Norwslk.

withdrawn and lllcsc irons will he

 

 

sold at the rcgular salc pricc. ll
nominal lines. Those who were arrests
ed for having the tail light out on

 

you want ‘0 pct ouc at (11c spccial

F‘. Craw,tord who has been enjoy- their cars were m 30 “m, a warning «picture entertainment in the oil

price. then: is no tilllc to lose.

has returned Most of the offenses were for open Miss Blanche Sweet in The Secret

MP- been spending the holiday with their he a 2 week's vacation:
Orchard " a beautifully produced fllln

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I‘friends, Mr. and Mrs John Plunder. or ‘0 “‘5 duties in the Fable 3““de 0“ mufflers and one head light

letter ordcr one today,

Interest was decidedly sharp in the ROWayton, have returned to their State street.

Third Ward Republican caucus last
night The spirited contest between
the opposing camps created much com
meat. ‘

 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward S Merritt ofI
Beaview avenue, have been entertain
lug Mr. and Mrs. (.hmlcs Mason, of
Peekskill. New York.

 

Thé’condition of J. M. Rundle. in
the Norwalk hospital. who has been
ill forwsome time with typhoid fever.
is rapidly improving.

Routlne matters. last night, were
Transacted at the regular business
meeting of the Epworth League, of the
Inst Avenue M. E. church.

 

Tomorrow and Friday are Jewish
holidIays.’ Tomorrow local stores.
tuned by Jews;,wil1; be closed in 0b
mance of the annual holiday.

 

' The Ladies’ Aid Society of the East-

homes.

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A new sign will be put over the
Noroton Heights Laundry very soon.
It is drying now .in Lane's vacant
store I I II
It is rumorlld that th'eIrIeI
moving picture pineal in Newton
Heights, managed by people who are
experienced in the business, and have
me‘ana enough to make the place.
though with only a 5 cent admission
1 ice. very attractive and pleasing.

The garage at the Soldiers’ Home

:been staying at the home of

will‘be u

Avenue M. E. church this afternoon is about finished and many now wish

met forxtbe first time in a month. to see the machines run in and out,.

Begulilh Ibtisinestl was transacted. |.aml say it reminds them or an engine

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-» lu‘ __..___.... :house. and the want to see haw they
"all" friends .on the East Side weye‘ will run out and down' the incline
grieved to learn yesterday of the Well we will see how 11 is managed

Mkm. Henry Thompson. of l“ a 19" “a" 'l‘ fit?
Third stfit‘et, Which was chronicled in

mfientinel.

 

‘{ "A horse belonging [O'ML and Mrs.
“gBates, of Dorian fell» Mondaywabout

 

WIbrlfi has. been started by H.
cords workmen in the constructing of
to its feet with some dlfllculty. Mr.
neoconds or add‘ltioh on the b r f
l y. a n o Hilyard, F. C. Avery and others as-

Hennan vIogelI' I1“ the rear 0‘ his stow. slated the driver. A shaft and the an-

‘0" East .Iwashlngton street lmal was somewhat injured.

Olllce} IrJIOhn- IR'I RWSm' “hut 9: The chicken coop on the. .IWalmsley
it‘s-Joe's lInIst night, received notifica- place in Norotom was “mm“ of m
flop “I“ 0‘19 9f the doors “1 the Hi livestock Monday night. “Twenty-eight

43‘" 5130913“ Seaview “3.1““! MI young: chickens were stolen. and the
men; The officer conducted an invest head of one was cut off and yen be-
M, whiIdll “did not disclose any: hind.- The coop. was equipped with

. flame inléslns thingies-slam. but the thieves cut the
-————-—- lwires. Considerable damage was done

William stall the good looking andlto the coop.

Igoodala‘tured right- -hand man in Stull's . , '
Cash Grocery Store, is making play A reward. has been offered by Wll
while the sun shines, and taking hiagliam Dugdale 101' the names 01 the
usual outing. Like father, like son— boys that thnow stones. There are a
._ :m‘suds'hlne' than shadow. and few old soldiers who are anxious to
‘Winlth'en of‘tbe Stu‘lls go to aid in this search, and will add to the
W theirsktaeation there will be reward to secure evidence sufficient to
at“! and good nature Such men dot secure the conviction of those not only
.3th of glood hi the world and are de-l who throw stones. but those who use.

: slanderous 'snd insulting words to
burying 0-! all the success they get in passersby. For some time this has

been a nuisance, and the ofllclals of
thetvlllsgs should see that it be stop-
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Pahquloque Members to Attend Affair
' ' Next smmy. .

A number- of the members of tPah-l
quioque Rod and Gun Club’Iot‘ Danbury,I
are planning to attend the shoot which
is to be held under the auspices of
the News“: and club at Dorloir Point
next Saturday afternoon.

Thepromm Will be flffy targets
and s‘ number of desirable prises will
be given. The shoot. will be known as
s matinee shoot.

' ’iIfihnrlfls‘t Nelson, of East . Orange.
asses Jersey. has returned from a visit
in South. Namath. . . .
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Ilsa Lilltentnamilton has moved
iron institution’s house to her own
inns. in .M‘c‘Klnley place.

 

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(initials Churles.W-. Ball or Rowdy.
' in avenuenhssrsturned from avian
dd madaysthlmbnry Park.
”a ill-It .‘HW - I
first W AhTUChBr and child-
Jul 61.8qu avenue has returned
About an oriental! visit in New Haven.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

on events held by the Pahqllloque

.93 believe first helm Saturday will be
the use to reciprocate." ’

 

V ‘ 13:0 p. m.. on Grove street. near Hill-l
crest avenue. The animal was raised

II ‘I the local

. The Norwslls Gun club has always .
' ,. bout it goodnuniber of shooters? to op- lsrday morning When he bras called ‘ shape in about two weeks. to present

The Republican caucus will be held
on Saturday evening of this week“
The Democrats will hold their primer
ice on next Monday evening.

has
Mrs
Julia Kricgolf on Kingstreet for sev.
eral months, has returned to her
home in New York.

Miss Margaret Powell at New York.
who has been spending the summer
months at the home of Mrs. JulinII M.
Kricger on King street has returned
to her home in the city.

Miss Marion lluelidlin, who

 

Deputy Sheriff E. Perry arrested

for disturbingyths peace. Delanénvss
shouting in the streets and creating
other disturbances until several com-

plaints were sent to the authorities.
. As a result n warrant was issued and
Mr. Perry instructed to make the
arrest.

 

Caretaker Dayton at the Compo
pavilion announces that the place
will be kept open until October lb,
for the benefit of the late-season
bathers. Mr. Dayton reports that the
recent. carnival was a great success.
Ibelng given as an experiment. and
that plans are already being made
for one to be held next year.

 

was appointed by. the board of select-

mcn as Westport's new town clerk.
took up his duties today. Mr. Birge
will till this position until the expire-
tloh otlllr. Woods term of once, as

he was appointed in place of Mn.
Wood. who resigned the office in ord-.

or to become postmaster in Westport.
At. the meeting of the selectmen yes-
terday afternoon no other matter was
attended to except the paying of the
regular monthly bills.

 

Conductor James Massey of
Bridgeport. fell from his trolley at
the Hotel Square switch at about ’1
o’clock Friday evening. and was as-
sisted to 'Dr. J. M. N'olans onlce,
where it was loundIte was suffer-
ing from stomach poisoning. The
stomach pumps were worked and he
was later removed to his home in an
aHutOi'uobils. Massey declared he had
been- eating tlshrnnd tomatoes.

 

l Complaints have been made to the
authorities regarding open mufflers
on automobiles and the complements

! stated that. if nothing was done by

police, they would report
to the state police, and here the prac-

Ltlce stopped. Constable Sturges net-
ted two on Friday evening and they
were unsigned on the charges otI
Iviolsting the mulfler luvs. Charles
D Weinmon of New Haven and Jacob
Bedding of Springfield, Midst were

leach fined 35 “and costs by Justice of

the. Peace Hyatt. Several others
were arrested over the week-end and“
will be arraigned this ween.
mil-i-
Judge ilyatt was kept very busy yes.

upon to hear ten automobile can

 

rented by. constant: m em‘

{lowt E. oxen ohm»:

Dominick Delano of this town today '

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E. C. Blrgs. of Greens Farms. who'

iplay of the highest possible order. The
Ilfeatures are to continue and the best
ones are yet to come. Today Miss Ant
tit Stewart and Earle Williams will
appear in a new installment of "The
oddess." Tomorrow's metro feature.
"The Mlddletnan’ will be one well

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Congestcd conditions existed in the
Bridge Street and Staples school build- 1
lugs at the school opening this mornv:
_iug and Supervisor llowman is making
Iplans to enforce a halftime schedule;
also a double session for the high
Ischool ”M The lower four grade -wortb seeing and picture fans can do
in the Bridge Street school will be on little bettel ”I“ attend the shows.
halfutime A inn is “0w being cousin-l 'lbcre will be other reels to make for

ed b s ”M” 80mm “mm swell balancul bill On Fridsv Elsie
file szhzgeme Ijunlor and senior -Ja his will he starred in a new Para

' '.\' al a Lad ' .\li s Janls'

classes of the Staples High school \tllll:::;‘m;m: £1". The Caprices :1" Kitty"

:llICIlInEI'Ilgill!321:3“IzidaII?l,:.h:-l::;:::.I and other comedies as well as her rep
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utation for legitimate work. one sutllc-

:lastzgillnggd in th:s::;or‘:‘;::s:h;I lent assurances of the excellenCe of

ya 8 s new Friday's special attraction.
the increased numbers in the gradesi
at the school.

During last spring scv eral utlcmptssI
were made by the school board to: The West Side A. C. journeyed to
obtain additional school rooms. but iSaugatuck Saturday. and were sue
giggomzisdmwrgglyzoufiggzwf:Icesslul in getting revenge from theml

' by a score of 8 to 1. This was the:

pervisor Bowman's statements that .

there would be an overflow in the .swingsImmefigemiflzzerIII:L

Itho Snugatuck buildings. Committee nus I

l close and exciting game by a score;

man Edward B. Bradley has bet-n1 2,1. The Ssugstucks secured theiri
appointed to take the school censusI 0‘

____ lonely run in the first inning and from.;

then on through the remaining part}
cumsn‘," Rmnm of the game, were not able to connect

with J. Connolly's breakers.
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lilllllill 0f- [till CASES l
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tures of the game were the piIItchinag IM“IER“’8 HRS-l- en‘flml &
of J. Connolly and the batting of Hen . ' . 2 ll \
The matter of ll school census. 0r

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WEST SIDE A. C. GETS REVENGE
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nossey for the West Sides. and the; .._ t
catching 0f VVOW'WWm '0’ the Sauga- i The first session of the fall term of
tucks. Connolly secured seventeengthe Court 05 Common pleas will. My
strike outs, allowed but three scatter- held in Bridgeport Friday morning M}

ed hits and two bases on balls. which this week with Judge Howard n.5cou'

enunieratlou. was taken up in Super» shows that there are very few in town of Danb‘ury, presiding As “mm
intendent Chapman' 3 report and the on a par \Vilh‘ him. lthere will be a numb‘sr or local casesl
board voted 875 to cover'extrs expanse . The West Sides will play the Sprlng iready for hearings These will 13.}
in collecting the statistics. The mode woods Sunday afternoon at the Baxter elude" 1
alpha to: be used wasteft with‘ths grounds. Considerable rivalry has? Elisabeth F Miss vs Leo Davis,l
superintendent. E. M Crofoot villi db been existing. between the two teamsiand others The defendant's motion
rect the work and John Valiant, .“r ‘3‘“! the past and a fast and excitlllzI ‘0 transfer case hem jury (jacket to
fizzy: tlIInIlId :llegsldrzzttllnzmg: lgnme is ”0??ng the public. :court dodket will be heard. Attorneys
figures. The score .0 ‘ lGray & Gra‘y represent the platinum;
WEST SHEA 14- and J. T. Dunbar and C. Foster; the!

 

HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00.
Self. Lighting. Burners. S

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‘ A-.recommendstion of [NM import- “ an l‘. R). W a. e_ defendants: our stock before buying,
anceII wa'II madeby suwln‘enm:'fionnmy;.ctt .... ..... 5 1 2 0 0 0; Mary F Hurlbutt V3 Edwin A cam’Gas Hot -Watel' Heaters . s 311.00
Chapman and it received theapprnrsli Silk 2b: .. F5 1 1 0 0 UIfl ld d Refill
of' the board: It is a plan‘ to organize v .. - 5 2 0 0 0’ ‘0 e all others. The motion of thel Eddy gel-store.
a system of apprenticeship in the” C0nn01lylll ----- :plslntltf‘le‘r'; continuance and furtherl
commerctll department. or. in- otherIFI Connolly, 3“ ‘I 5 0 1 I0 ‘0 0‘0"!“ of notice will be heard. “Jones &H0lChk;SS
words to give the pupils practical ex. .Ireisnd, 53 “““ 5II 1 1 0 o 1 DEM“ P80152883“ the lilflntlff-i“ W rwalk
.perlenoe in business; oflces of thileI‘mch lt """ 4I 1 0 0 0 09 Samuel Keeler vs. Wilbur F. Tom-I17 all St‘ No Conn
city. Superintendent Chapman statedé vCSulllvan. “ "I4 0.1 9 .9 0 linson. The plaintid’Lmotiou' 10' lll "'
that. he had approached officials of two tRedway, 11’ ------- 4 19' I 8 0 1:judgmeut for want of answer will bel
large concerns in regard to the propo- K11“, Tf 31' 1- 1 0 I0 0icousidere’d. Atlorney Leo Davis :ep;
sition and these men offered c0~opsra~ "' —‘ ""-‘ """" resents lit-r.- Rosier. ; ‘ ‘~
.tion by agreeing to take the scholars 'TOl'Rl ----------- 41. 8 8“ 8 The Roton Point Improvemem Com- . , . , '
in their offices where business. exper- SAUGATUCK.‘ - pany vs. Dudley E Hoyt. Themotlont :GII'ERI
Items in clerical work would be ob “b- r;1b;po~a e ;made by the Improvement Cdmpnnla: ~
mined. The details have b. been McSally: 3b -------- 4 0 1 1 0 021(0). default for failure to Me an an . , . . . 3 l .
worked out. and the boardi stunted Woodworthlc ----- A . 1- 0 0 1° OI war. will ”he heard Attorneys Keogh! and WINE
Eaglzfigxgdfit to take the matter Wi‘léon‘. : 321;"I"”I i: 2 3.} g 3:11E Cfintlee represent the plaintiff. Mi. 1 I
e - - Olson..c. - “ .
l A report will be made to the: board Plant. 1b ..... I... . 5 0‘ 1 '6’: 0 I“figlgxrvéorggfisellmedfich
‘“ a ”m“ “99““; F‘ 1“ lamson.!wlnlams, “-2" 5‘ ° °I. 2I to 2 enchants motion for disclosure of (19
"mm" 9‘ “‘9 “mm“ In“ and Di?» 1’ ~ -------- - 5 9 ‘°I"II1I 0 Items will be h a d Alter e sKeo h
lRubber Company. and one or the best Nomads. “3‘ ss- 33 '0, o 1 3‘:& Cant! .f :‘I r ‘1 i m“ y g
aod‘duntsnts in the country, and Arthur Eddy,p .... . 3} 0.. 0 '0 0 0; 9° 0" h“ 1‘9"“ ’
C. Wheeler, manager of Vandal-host's I . ‘ - .
.ha‘l‘ shop... EI'B the buginggg‘ men who Oatesprf u..." I“ “Inf 3: _0_ : .3 _I_0I "'I'I‘: yIOW tenants move. use 8 Son-
have slgnlh‘edtheir willingness to give . Totals 37. 1 3 13 0 8 “In" To Let Ad..They are read FY 3.
the scholars opportunity to world in‘. Summaryéli‘lil'ned ma West Sides! if!” film thppsoplerlnllhlorwsk-
their- offices. It is probable that- the 5 Saugatuck 1. First do balls off “
banks and other large om'ces wllllbe ' GOG!) HIEAB'I‘PIKEUE DRINKS

Connolly 2. oil Eddy 5. Loft on bases"
West Sides 7. Saugatuok 6. Wild
pitches. "Woodworth’ lIreland. J Con-.
nolly'. we base hits- Hennessy; Olav
Sullivan. Struck out. by Connolly

 
 

oflered to further the plan. . 3
, . Theflsavlngs bank schema ; which
was suggested last Spring willlbenln

Every drink served at our
fountam islhoaltltiul to every in:
lgsdiént. We use only the best .

nit“ syrups. Our chocolate' is be: i
.comln faltnotlsl Have you triedl
‘ this ice cream served
flistfotrntaiu or in boxes to
take: Boulez: Try our: Soda and
’ eyou all that it is the

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to the treasurer of the local instill '

llllllll ll; Milli -
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
no Washthofl Street

South Net-walls