use vone NEWS ‘2- ij Ella Reed, qty Darien, is the t'gnest or her cousin, Mrs. Mary Stev- as. Ilse Irene Glover, of Valley Stream. LL 1., has been the guest of relatives ' here. Ir. and Mrs. William Rising wel. owed a little son in their home on My. ' Third ward democrats caucus to- morrow evening in 217 East Washing- instruct. The men of the East avenue ll. 8. courts: will this evening he in charge at the services. ' Yesterday the tug “Addie V-2d” went to widgeport. where it secured a tow1 Tor Long Island. 4, EAST NOBWALK 2 * owsvros ‘1 A. A. Raymond, Jr., and family, '01 secured a large term, and intend to devote their time to agricultural pur- suits. The annual meeting at the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal Church was held last evening in the church auditorium. There was a large attendance, and many responded to the roll call. The trustees elected for three years were John Sherman Hoyt, Oscar 3. Mills and William F. Jennings. The dale-E gate chosen to the annual conference Ir. and Mrs. lrving Weed. of High! Ridge. visited with Mr. and Mrs. V Thomas Jones on Labor Day. l The next regular meeting of the Third District commissioners will belenter upon a 000?“ 01 study, and Vfl“ 19' Church 11” planned I" " ‘iood held on Monday evening of next week. Star," a Red Star line barge. is being unloaded at the Harris & and Guns slacks. Kr. and Mrs. Charles S. Maccab- ber and party have returned from an extended automobile trip through New Work state i m The village school opened Tuesday for the fall session with a full at- ‘ Induce and Miss Marie 8. Erdmann,l sn- Danbury. as teacher. ~cna. where he will remain with ma- ‘ dives pvertlre Jewishwholidsys‘f‘ 3 ”Regular business matters, yesterday Macon. meeting of the Ladies’ Aid SWIM,“ the East avenue ll" E. church. s I Teeple, tonight Richard Bland will nillciite at the East Norwalk Advent .Qngtian church, on Van Zant street. The many friends of John Cole, 0! Van Zant street, are hoping for his speedy recovery from injuries recent ed when he fell down a flight of slain in his home recently. Mr. Cole, one.- ,, time tender of the old Washington ‘ Vaiireet bridge, is now confined to his 3esidence, as a result of the tall. V CUMMINGS MAY ASK KING BENCH WARRANT. viii-cooling Fairiield Lawyer Still » -. Missing—Alienation is Forgery. ~ Clitus H. King, the abscondin'g' 'mstraeio lawyer is' still at liberty; / ‘ Mite the activities of several o! State's Attorney-Homer 5. Cum- .anings. , King’s arrest is. hoped lor daily. by the many creditors ha latt ‘behind'in his sensational departure. ‘ Tollowing complaints made to the ~ _ mates attorney that the names at " Town Clerk Joseph I.:Flint and Jain- ' affair. layer Jason, at East Was‘hhigtoth l , ( street, left yesterday top: New York? were transacted at the moles Working under the direction~ in Stamford, next spring, was Freder- ick H.’ Hart. Afterward a social sea sion was held which was in the nature '01 a farewell to three young men whol are shortly to leave the city. Harry; Cutbill goes to Wesleyan University to non and Kenneth Raymond move to lLitehileld‘ where they will enjoy lite a cargo or coal from the "Rising on a large farm Refreshments were cult. m“ “d p“ 'm b. u ”"9 served, the social department or the] Epworth League having charge of the About forty were in attenu- anée. Captain Charles W. Bell, super~ intendent ol the Sunday ‘iaohool, and the pastor, Rev. E‘ is. Jacfson, spoke very sppreclatively or the work at the young men. and wished them much success. .... .Wsstrrou‘i :3; “' an“- ..::‘; SAUGATUCK l ‘W Stanley VCa.'.. mm”: Danny and Willis Jones were visitors in Eridge i s..a l in the stead 9i the pastor. Rev. 6. port Tuesday evening. been spending seyerai weeks at the tome of Mrs Fred Salmon on River. side avenue, have returned to their: home‘in'Washington,'D. c. l The footbridge which is betas built across the 'Saugatuok he convenience of pedestrians while the new bridge is b‘aing constructorl will be completed this week. The draw part is already finished. having been _ built separately on the dock in back of Gault's coal yard, and is ready to be hosted into position. Practically all the abuse for the bridge havebeen driven‘and the building of the board walk is the only work which mmahss to be -.doue ,_ . . a»: ‘ _ ‘ Deputy Sheri! E. Perry was kept busy last- night when two drunken men became dimmed! in Irate! square. The ilr‘st one was Albertliie her of Bockvme. Int... 18 years old.» who'waa. WV so. lPemr: for tinned his jitney service between this place and stamtord. duties at R. M. Smith's store. two weeks’ vacation. Brookside, are shortly to leave thisl Master John have returned from their " place for ”mung”, where they have vacation with relatives in Ohio Miss Margaret Hindley is enjoying a vacation from her duties with the Nor— . _ clan Water (:9 - maximise 'r. Ken-lean, o! Darlen, has discon- Mrs. M. L Haines has resumed her one: ‘Rev; and Mrs. s. E. Lawson and Miss Ruth Brencher has not been able to resume her work at the Rs view once, after a week's vacation, because of a soreness of her eyes. -—-———-u-—p Mrs. H. N. Worth has been enter~ taining her sister. Mrs. Reardon. Rev. and lira. G E. Richter and Mac- ter Gerald spent Labor Day in New; Haven. Miss Marcella Corning, lormerly or this town. but more recently living in Georgetown, will make 116' home in Danbury this winter. to belcmoro coa- vanisnt to lie:- school. . M The Ladies' an auntie?" the n sale.” to be held on the church lawn next Saturday afternoon. find. his M George Schlichting; in, is telling in- teresting bales at his recent experi- ences in the Canadian wilds. where he spent August on Va hunting. fishing and exploring trip by canoe. with L. W. Lociihart. oi Walk. .\5 'I‘A. m. The stewards of the Methodist 5o testanc cums. at Wot-own Heights; gaveavegetab‘lg su f in the Sunday school radio. last on. ‘ :M 5 to V8 o'cloclr': Altai-ward a‘iound social was held. .. .. g: .2».- s 3. ,s ._...._,._. “Mon rabble are in ow that “showinter schedule or the trolley lino" ‘Jfbecame efloctiIsi instantly. oonslder‘ than uelle s at Labor Day very plasmas appear as the elderly splinter sister “'3’ W1"? “1 the “on ’1“ ll De ‘ ' '§‘_ oi the Professor, while Francine Larrl- 'been the content. The iitneys, with consequent lack oi patronage, are wblamcd “I‘m... Edward Buttery. who spends nearly all his holidays at Bevin nook, visited] his usual haunts there on Labor Day. i log left Darlen at 5. 51, and arrivingat New Haven at 7:43. limcsrlos- Martyn, wife oi the- -pae tor o: Noroton Presbyterian Church: was taken to the tamtord Hos i r Belle at New York spent the if Henry W Serena's “‘V' ""3 8 pm! H” y y 'ienry play "I'llfily Woman.” Tne seats will Monday. for an operation on Tuesday. time from a stomach trouble. and the operation was donated wise by a New York specialist. — l Miss Gladys is. Powers. who was re. cently seen in fancy dances in town, will again please a Ilarien audience on lg‘iiday. Sept. 24, when. she will give an entertainment o! fancy and folklore dances at the Town Hall, for the honest of the Barton Free Library ~' which is lamentably short of funds. with a lar r attendance in almost every depafim than the... previous ”tomb Last yea teaching tor'ce has again been empl ed, "with Just a law; changes. . . was SQUTHNORW .> A Rogers 8: Stevens W136 VWIL "N ‘ ’ Pleased. Mother Will Be ’Twill save her lots of work and keep her boy looking well all the time.V His clothes are made of Just as good cloth and with the same care as fathers. We dont sell any other kind. —_——-_ South Norwaik. NM .—. Wormll Holby oi Noroton called on blends in town, Monday. Edgar Beers ‘0: Bridgeport visitor here on Labor Day. cliss Bose Knapp and Grant gwfield spent Monday at Rye Beach. was I Mr. and Mrs. George Middlebrook or New Haven and William C. Middle-V brook ir., of New York spent the hon“ titys with Mr. and Mrs. William L'. ‘iddlebrook on South avenue. Mrs. .r. Watson and daughter of New York, Mrs. A. Dixon and daughter or) D! Port Chester were Labor Day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George W Scott on West Road. ' .. The New Canaana- won three straight games recently. (is Saturday ey deleated the Richmond .Hill A. C, to 3.V.On Monday the Meadowbrooks otNewark, N. J., were trounced two games which drawn out tor eleven m4 hinge. The score tor the first game was I! 5t06;aewnd.1too. l .POPllllR AMUSflllllls .. ‘-_ IAIY. The most popular intent in New York City this season is “Some Baby-"1 a farcical prodigy born at the Fulton Theatre Monday evening, August 16, and who promises to celebrate at least one anniversary there betore he leaves his birthplace. 5 “Some Baby!" is in three acts, by Zellah Covington and Jules Simonson, revised unclaimed by Percival Knight, and presented by the state of Henry 8. Harris. it deals with the remarkable‘ situations following the supposed dial covery or an Elixir of Youth by an old scientist who has reason to believe that an overdose of it has been taken by his nineteen year old daughter and by an old retired General. Mis pride and joy in the apparent success at his scientific labors is quickly turned to deepest distress over the’ awful chang" es the old man and the young girl: seem to undergo. Through this maze of side-splitting situations there are woven two romances and this dramatic ; elixir has aptly been described as a} combination as Love and Laubter.‘ spiced with a dash of excitement, and nails: altogether a most delectable in. soon Scott is being entertains potion." ad'by her aunt in; Port Chester. M Andrew Nowak of New York spent the week-end in mil with irlends. The monument has been particu‘ :larly happy in casting the new lame. , Frank ulor. who tor many years has. been identified ascluaivoly with must-g real comedy and who is best remember lilac Mae iteddiagton and John ad (or his work in "Tbe Pink Lady,“ . VDoyle were visitors at ymtrom‘g ill :7; .1‘. tin. also sum as! Mufti m ly at Drona a...» -V .. . , ..V _. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Hayes Fred llaymond started Tuesday on a -' ' ll?" "" “M33 “‘3 3“"- arrivals, daily messenger route between this D A. Salmon and family, who have ”whine the park before 8 a. m.. hav- gown and New York. ~ Ernest Bennett formerly gardener for Mrs. i... F. Child, died at his home in 'Roslyn, L 1.. llonday. holidays with Mr and Mrs. ”W" ‘0' .Mrs. Martyn has endured tor a lone Olmstead. Lakeview avenue. his. and Mrs. Walter Stewart and family 0! Railroad avenue spent Mon» day with relatives in Tsrrytown. Frank Dietake of Brooklyn was the guest ot‘his mother. Mrs AnnsV Diet- s’ke, on Seminary street, Monday. “nu—— gums minim" to John Arthur. new Franklyn, Gilbarli Brooklyn. Sunday. and visited Kr. and Clarion and 3m Blah contribute ml Rye beach. he received unanimous praise tor his; creation of the pole at the old scienVV-V at; W Jarvis; returned to V .. a after in years' retirement loj ‘more. Ernest mallard Sam Eda-amt a rollickingperiormance. l THE REGENT THEATRE. Alter a lapse oi nine years. Nor- walk is to have Broadway shoa pro- be pinned on able next Monday and way emotions will prevail. city. has the entire conndence oi the Albert Williams at Brooklyn area! m cream d M! In “WV "ml the week-end with Mr. and Mrs 0.15. Brinksrboit, Railroad avenue. was... The local schools opened MN; The New can“ Band will play at «Eaton Point Sunday afternoon. Tw ty-tive pieces will be ln’the baud. ”—- T. W. Benedict and family and Dr. ”5 motored to laurel Beach. Monday. M . ....V_..—-. _ Miss lla‘llurke‘ has returned t‘o‘Wa1 ion as tar-bury, alter a “m with her sister, and they will be continued as s Mrs. William. Glynn, Green avenue; Regent," two steaks tram tumors-om! operated by Mr. Vicaator have been very satisfactory to Nor-walk people. “I"! continue hold the highest place among those in the market t will be Dial“ ' attraction #: new values soar porous 'V I THURSDAY, SEPT. 9. r935 .‘sl‘w‘vjf‘ l '9.» \.-' at. 12 Months To Pay For Wiring Sometime ago we ran a cam- paign on house-wiring, giving our customers 12 months in which to pay for the wiring. This ofler accrued so popular that it will be repeated for a limited time only. The party signing the application must own the property and the house must be on existing lines; otherwise, there, are no restric- tions. As this offer is for a limited time only, you should take the matter up at once. Write or telephone for an es- timate as to the cost of wiring your house. lint-- llllllllliclllli 19mm] tumult w 1 :n } AMERICAN BANKERS‘ ASSOCIA- ‘ . TION.‘ SEATTLE Wall, Sept. 9.—An‘ ul- dresa by William ii. Ni. farmer Pres ductions again. announcement tit-lag Mont, giving an “morale and politi- m-ude today at the opening (it lbl'lcal summary or the generation Just Regonl theatre in Wall strec: on lin- Eclosing,” was to be a feature oi the day Samantha! 2‘. With on aspects lly closing session today or the forty-um» howls and lush class miss. that annual convention o! the American Bankera' Association Interest in the dual business session in tho anemoon centered in the election at occurs and apphcniiots may now be marl-3 forethe selection or the 1916 convention \lclteia at Pleasant Ho l' aod Lucio ’lcity. it was behaved that James K. woods Hull. Popular pro-es .‘or Broad-l men, of San Francisco. whom be “ IchoVaen president. and Peter W. Goe- V ’ Sun 1 .1. tor. war has a run bel,.oi Kansas City, Mo. who yester-. . Nowell: the fen: theatre. so tour de .day defeated sol. Waxicr or- Now Or- ; HEADQUARTERS 'FQR GAS sired. and who has been successlul in leans, in committee by a two to one the motion picture venture o! thiswote, vice-president; ‘ public and today's mnounoaneut oi .NAVAL “mam some lit-OR” GANIZED. , WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.—-Secretary was mm“ with ”an“ “flugi Daniels has announced a general ro-l m “a" any. Tm ”my, “I ,V ° W [organization of the forces or the Naval; eh atre “I“ be to 5‘" ‘ 11 kc“: endomy' at Anapolis. Heads or nearlyanV'w‘g 5‘; B W play :3: $8 :8; res out.“ departments Were ordered dotacli- P :6 :finfiww Jam“ The Par» ed for duty elsewherezrtho change: to e n he elective Sept. 2. he reorgan a - 1 A “mo“:tuzéd Metro teaturesl which 1 :tion- is a result of the recent. investiga- _ and Hrs. Thomas Tunney and family have run “ the two th snow “on “V the Academy our stock before buying. mans, $11.00 to Mano Self Lighting Burners. See Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $11.00 Eddy Refrigerators. Jones 81110th _Norwaik. Conn. ’ Norwalk Hospital Association, ‘ l' ' until 12 :60 113., Sept 20, 1915, for :Coal, from date, to Sept. I, 19.16. V . .NorWalk Hospital Association. 4‘ ‘ SEALED PRGWSALS will be received by Mr. Arthur C t a '. Wheeler, vicepresldent of the supply of the best quality Leliigh _ woman 1 on, WINE ' on neuroses DRINKS '
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