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SATURDAY, SEPT. :1, jets
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
in
fun tug "Addie \’-‘.ld" ls coda}
/ augeport harbor.
Ir. and Mrs. William Reed, 0!
Bridgeport. are visiting with Miss Mar-
Slut Taylor. on Van Zant street.
Ir. and Mrs. Everett Downdea, 'ol
flew York, are visiting at the home
at Her. and Mrs. Howard lowndes, on
Shadow avenue.
, William Smith. Battling Knns’s man-
ager. plans to open his stationary and
cigar store on East Washington street
by Wednesday of next week.
It is expected that the rector, Rev.
‘1'. F. Caskey, D. D., will ofllciats to-
Jaorrow. at all of the services in the
Christ Church. on Gregory Boulevard.
The ofllclal board of the East Nor
walk Advent Christian Church will to-
morrow be in charge of all the rar-
wioss, in the absence of the pastor.
llev. G. M. Teeple.
It isolated the school-children in
. use Harvin and Fitch schools are not
permitted to drink the water in those
buildings. and are obliged to bring
their own drinking water to school
with them in bottles.
The Men's Class of the East avenue
lethodist Episcopal Church will have
fin- their study tomorrow the topic:
“Was Elijah Justified in Running
Away from Danger?" in addition the
«class will arrange in: the annual mest~
In and election. of officers lor the
loomingwear.
W was considerable interest ex-
W by East Side moot-rats last
night in the caucus at .‘Il East Wash-
ington street The selection at theson Io-
ul democracyjs: Irving D. Robert
”W N3 P. Manx“ dls‘trldl
commissioner and Windeid S. Hanrord
as district treas'ure‘r is considered os-
sellout.
Archie and Walhce Beneilsha. who
have been sojourning tor the summer
with their mother. at State Line.
lassachusetts. are spending the week-
end wirh their father. VictorJ. Benfo'
lisha. in Fort street. The young men
leave tomorrow morning for Pennsyl-
vania State College. where they will
sesame their studies on Monday
The East Norwalk District muting
will be held on Wednesday evening.
and one of the interesting matterato
come up is the proposition to take 83.
3900 Iron: the sinking fund and pay on
a like amount of notes outstanding on
like lire house. The commissioners
was that the sinking fund is only
drawing tour per cent. interest. while
the district has to pay live per cent.
on all money borrowed, and there will
be a considerable saving there
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At the Democratic caucus held last
evening Councilman George W.- Stov- ~
on. whom the Republicans have nom-
hinted again, was endorsed. The Dom-
mats ,could have taken no hotter sc-
finssMr. Stevenshasslvonoxm
“lent satistactlon during the past two
:sido avenue. have returned to their
1 _ son or Town can: to an out the un-
“expires term of William J. ‘Wood (It:
Webogs'n with the sheep
and from that through all the
stages of good clothescnak—
mg to you and say with
pride. there's no shoddy in
the process anywhere. You
may be particular. but can
be no more so than we are
ourselves to have every dc-
tail jut right. Will you try .
Come and rejoice with us at these mid-
week meetings.
Rowayton Baptist Church-10:15
Preparatory prayer meeting. 10:30
Morning worship with sermon by the
pastor on “Pressing Toward the Hark."
11:50 Bible School will meet to study
about Elliott’s Flight and Return. 1
Kings 19. 6:46 Hosting 0! the Chris-
tian Waver- Society. Tonia-"Friend
ships That are Worth Forming: Malt-
ing Thom: “Keeping Thom“ Leader
bliss Mary Snllln. 7:30 Evening ser-
vice for praise and worship with ser.
man on “Christ on Hount‘Ollyet". This
is the last in the seriea on Mountain
Top Scenes.
Wednesday at 7:45. Mid-week meet-
ing for conference and lollowah'lp.
Everyone is welcome to these sew
’WESTPO‘T';
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SAUGATUCK
‘\ AM ‘. - QaM
Miss Gertrude Fable was a Visitor
in Bridgeport yesterday.
Rogers 8: Stevens
South Nomk M
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into'by an automobile. which contin-
ned its progress along the highway.‘
New chemical tanks have at last an.
rived tor the Noroton Heights lire dc-
partment.
D. N. Mather has again gone into
the milk business. having taken over
the route of his son-indaw, Samuel
Rice.
Mrs. Clara Douglass and son have
left Greenwichnnd moved to the high-
est part of the Adirondacks. in mm
of health.
Rev. 8. E. Lawson lsit yesterday to
conduct the lunerai or a former pan
lshloner at his previous
Plainvilie.
Joe Clokey, the Railroad avenue cob
bier. has scoured a parrot, which
greatly amusos the school children as
they pass by, V.
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F‘ranltlyn Bailey has returned to The Ladies' Aid Society resumed its
Westbort after spending the summer weekly meetings. which were slim
out of town. , . l tinned during the. summer. in the 'Sun-
ldayschool room at the Nethodl'st
Miss Marion Jennings has returned Church. Thursday. .
from a visit of 'several days with '
friends in Norwnlkll ’
a 13 Bradley visa in Néo Yorki
cit-g yesterday on a business trip.
Ti
l The ladies at the thhodlsl (lighten
. aspect to our me W o!
. . alts; hamlet MILJMN” brad. biscuits and cakns at their
Yoflt has returned to P” home gnér; "food sale" to'bs held on the church
a dellgbunl «some: Ira. Klingon lawn this afternoon .
I i v-r—g-t—vu-
E Crawford “I“ returned from a? ; Barry Buttery. tomorly o! the Glen-
vacation of two weeks spent in New! “0°“ section. W" °‘ Stuntord. en-
York city and has resumed hl’s duties! and 5” contracting. '” “mm‘l‘m
in the Fable mad. on State street. '0 1“" "“9““? b7 1‘13““ W09; "1
the local court; on his wuss complaint
(or nos-support, because at his Inabil-
been staying at the kilns 0: Mrs ity to furnish ball 0! 8501A little
Julia an.” on King street has re-i over a year ago, Buttery was ordered
tuned to her home in New Yorkl b’ “N court n 9” his '"° ‘ "9“”
03?- allowance tor the year. but the time
. having now expired. Hrs. Buttery was
D A. Sshnon and unity who have again obliged to complaint: order to
spending several weeks at the
obtain support from her husband. They
horse o1 Ira. Fred Salmon on River
Miss Harlan Hundlln, who has
m
were married in 1396, and “there are
two sons, Milton 0.. 19. and mater.
17. who contribute a small amount
W m wan?” n c leach to malntaln the home. Attorney
is being 1‘ Bonismtn Head was ladignant at the
‘ commitment to Jail. but Justice [lance
iwas insistent. -‘
The footbridge. which
erected across the Sangntuok river at
State stre'ht to be used by pedestrians
a
7 We campaign in the Town hall
charge in \
t
Wednesday, September 22. when the
151ml churches which hold their pray
u‘meetings ml that evening will merge
them into the nollcense rally.
W
EPlIaLICAN caucus 9f QIARlEN
The Republicans met in In; Tow-I
Hall of Dar-ten last evening. and dur-
ills a very interesting and harmonious
meeting with Herbert S. Brown: as
chairman, and E. B. Hindley as clerk.
entered on the coming ticket.
ASSessor for three years—John.
Conn.
Board 0! Relief three years—Gab
enoe Sconeld. ,
Board of Belle! two years—~dohn ll.
Selleck. .
Board 0! Belle! one yeah-William
Ashton.
Grand Jurors—Andrew Jackson.
William Wllnnott.
Collector oi Taxes—~Elbert C. Bates.
Contabisrauartin owner, w. War-
ren Green, Ambrose Brewer, David N.
Mather. ,
Resistrsr ot Voters~William Will-
mott.
B.
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the following names were voted to be .
NEW
- The Jolly Fishing Flour endoyeda
week-end outing at Lake Waccahus.é
Saturday, at 3 p. 111.. there will be:
a reception and auction of canals pic?
tures in the library. I
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Miss Helen Adams at Burton win
the guest of Miss Alice Heath or Usr-'
M It”, this week.
Miss Helen Rogers. will open her
kindergarten school, Oct. 6,
home on North Main street.
1
A meeting of the Parent-Teacher As-
sociation will be held Monday. Sept.
13, at 3 p. m.. in Center school.
i
at her'
Lewis Provost and Misses Ethel and
Hark Norman. (Three years.)
Auditor—Ernest Crotoot.
First Selectman—George Schliem-
hs. Sr.
Second Selectman—Hiram 8. Toy-
lor.
Board of Finance—dc. W. Bell. ll. 1)
Hanson, Alfred Morehouse.
Town Clerk three years—Stephen
R. Hoyt.
Town Treasurer three years—~Ste-
pbon R. Hoyt.
Mrs. W. H.3Smith has been enter
mining Miss Almiball. of Brooklyn.
Miss Harlan Sturges has ”returned
from a visit to the Panama ml—l
tion.
William B. Hurlbutt. of Cannon. is
steadily convalescing from his recent
illness. - I , . .
ml .
Kr. and Mn. Joseph Rumor are on.
tartalnlng Mlas‘ Gertrude Ynmsr. o!
Bollsvlow. 'llorida.’
.W! .
Miss ”an E.- Plos'pout. a! Water-
bury. is the guest this week of bar
friend. Mrs. William A. Jones. "
‘Mrs. Washington Post. of Grant-
man Hill. has been entertaining Ir.
and Mrs. William Post and daughter,
of Bridgeport.
5.30:3;
Democratic voters are requested to
meet in caucus .at the Town Hall,
Monday. Sept. 13th. at 7:30 p. in. to
place in nomination odicers for the
ensuingyoar.
The Library Whist Club met Toot
day allot-noon with Mrs. William ll.
Bosnian: and Mrs. William A. Jana.
Flvstabloswomlnplayand snout
enjoyable. afternoon was spent. who
club will meet mm. Seabfilot.
Rev ChariasA. mm. m“ ‘ «at.
.u—m—
interest in the question or license
promises to be honor this year than
- over betors—‘b-lndosd. oven to eclipse
‘ ' the interest in the voting for candi-
dates. Today Ito-license people expect
to the their petition to the selections
while the new structure is being:
erected, ‘will be completed in about
. _ a weak.
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Rowav'mv
E C Dirge has taken up the post
, asking that the question he voted on.-
is generally understood “I“! use it wm require the names or 76 totem
-—10 per cent;on the voting list. was
Dirge will be the candidate for that
position at the conthig election:
.1“
'fdrya" say that Allah petition will con:
thin many homes in excess orthc legal
raqpiromsnt. notwithstanding that thou
bet-t Fisher of Rockviiie. Mass. were Wu” tried fiy various -mgag-
arrested Wednesday evening by Deb- to block their pilot-ts» and m
uty Sheriff Edgar Port-y. and charged -.
with intoxication. King has been
dodging in host of automobile and:
James King of New Haven.- and Al.
_ decontad dot the Walton.
ore
* ;, ml; Labor Day normal for
Matthew‘s church. marked the twin:
Lnnlversary of his call to the manor
ship by an excellent sermon Sunday
morning in which be viewed his year's
work and prenatal! economic statis—
tics , . ..
Saturday afternoon. Set"; “to. will
be dovdtod to the distributing curious
and other ogerclsos at the Childreh‘s
Exhibition of traits and flowers. the
mutt of their labor throughout the
.‘past stunner. .zl‘hs £03m ball will hoi
, Rose Knapp oi Locust avenue spent
School Committee—William Position.B
' New York tor, several days the past
' sen of Orlando. Florida. Dean 0! 8t.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hall of New York
{turned home Saturday Iron a motor
‘wmr om. TYPISTS KEPT
. that trims give their husband: a
_ twelve years tire "waste in this country
Labor Day at Rye and Oakland.
His- Hamle Gagon at New York
spent the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. W ll. Bertino, Locust avenue.
Miss Katherine O'Niel ol' locust
avenue was the guest of relatives in
week.
Miss Ethel Dawless entertained
Misses Margaret Jefferson 6! Noroton
and Marion Ride of Stamlord, over
the weekend.
The Very Rev. Henry Rutgers Rom-
Mark's church next Sunday,'ln the ob. -
sauce 0! the rector.
John Maison. son 0! Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. McMahon of White Oak
Shade. has entered the State Cutlass oi
Agriculture at Amherst. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Holland-
rluk. Mr. and Mrs. (looms Everett'and
enjoyed Labor Day at Trinity lab.
I W . ~
George Bolton and totally and Hor-
ton Dublin of South Main street. re-
trip to Romney. Va. oovél‘ing a tus-
tings 9‘. over 1,006 lnll‘os.‘ ‘ ' "‘ ‘ .
,.
I nan-:I "M‘
lunch Snyder or South Iain street
and “son Francis of Mt. Vernon were
called to West Peabody. Hans., last
week. to attend the runeral of Ir.
Snyder's brother. They stopped with,
Mr. Snyder's cousin at the Nsedham
homestead. hulltin 1866.
”an-
IN
WIRE CAGES.
Boston. Woman Would Protect smo-
pvaphsrs PM Adam of Male
Emmot-
Smith demanded ysstsrday that _ girl
stsnographsrs be kept anwl'rs cages
while working. «
Mrs. Smith was addressing a moot-
lag. of the womons nomads Asst»
auction. of which fis is president
She said:
' “Just as soon a the stenographsr
entens the adios the employer oglss
hor. draws out a box of candy and
gets nearer A m girl can’t do
anything but. bear it. Many a girl is
afraid to resent ttonaopountnt her
position. These old sinners take ad-
amigo of it. 'lt‘s got to stop.‘
' “lmdld haves law passed that no
man can have a female stenogtpphllr
tandem without a Mm sur-
rounding her." ,
Mrs. Smith also hinted darkly: ——
“You don’t know all that l do. "
lira. Frank W. Page said. .however,
little more. adectlon no wire sages
would be needed.
a
» .FlfiI PREVINTJPN DAY.
‘Wamnna Soot. 11.—-s
' Puvsntloh Dav
Governor lioloomb yesterday The
document. aayszin part: F‘la’ tho list
has averaged over one-monk of a
billion dollars: or. as m «pita loss
“sight or nine tlmssoa large as in any
2:: the more advanced nations of an:
Most of the loss is due to no-
and carelessness in little/mat-
W I“ m do any with
L ~ will come this
.Miss Helen Moriarty, grad. nurse
80310wa 1H”. Charlotte ‘
. having 'vv‘on .hls libedycomes out into
' electricity is sending a new villi-scion ‘
‘ through the national lite- _-,,
"E" POPllllli WWW“
Slim Then".
“Twenty Seven Additional Subscribcror
in the City During the “Pill Few ”v
Days. Monday night at the Stamford The
Following is a list of new telephones site will vtitness the first perimmam c.
that have been installed since the her on any stage of “Husband and Wile
inning of the last list. Cut this out and a new American play about marriage,
19““? in 1119 Wk 0! your directory. written by Charles Kenyon and pro-
7 Subscriber T91. ND- duccd under the management'Ot Wilt
EF‘red F. Brundage lam A. Brady in association with Ai-
17 Quintard Ave. 417-13 thur Hopkins.
? H. B. Burr The play turns the searchlight of an
3 Berkeley St. 1192-5 alysis upon one of the many sides 0|
Miss Ella J. Byxhee the matrimonial question, and bares I
8 Maple St. 766 mercilessly to view. The story gum
‘Miss Helen C. Cahlll to shew that most marriages whim-
14 Berkeley St. 44 come to grief owe their failure to 1:: .
Mrs. Mary M. Dibble having started right. The Wlft- in In»;
27 Bayview Ave. 1303-12 case has been encouraged in the I..-
.Mrs. Wm. E. Fitch ginning by her husband to be an I.-
51 Woodward Ave. 365-5 travagant. silly. highly society woman,
Gray 1 Gray 9, pampered ‘pet With no knowledge I l
123 Washington St. .970 her own home and no sympathy with
D. A. Green the perplexltlea and difficulties 9’!
15 Maple St. 735-5‘ which her husband ultimately finds
Mary E. Hamilton hinselt.
Orsw Ava. Rowayton 182 , Mr. Brady has engaged a coat of m.-
llenry Sloan flicks usual excellence including Robert Em:-
56 West Ave. Norwalk 501.2 .son, Olive Tell, Montague Love, Ulc'l
Wm. Lawlor ’ Tithcrsdge. Dodson Mitchell. Allan A"
26 Fair St. 1471-5 well, Wilton locus. Edward M. theta.
Hrs. Alice Lyon, nurse . er, Belle Danbe, Mabel Reed, Nick
2 Grove St. 318-6 Long and others. The play will be pro-
Hax Malmo ;du’ced on a most elaborate scale, and
12 Osborne Ave. 1314.: iwiil be artistically mounted. and ml
J. Wildor Melochc 180 direct from here to open the was: A
ll Chestnut St. 300 3at Mr. Brady‘s Forty'Eightb S'm i,
Theatre in New York City.
Connecticut Ave 257-1 l _.__...._._..
‘H. Nathan 3 A WATERY DUET.
36 First St... E. N. 30745 .A charming young singer called l: r.
Norwalk Bewliug Alleys ? nah
3 losses Pi. 1597 iGot into a flood in Montana,
Chas. B. Oates As she floated away.
Crow Ave. Rowaylon 551:3 Her sister, they say,
John O'Connor , Accompanied her on the piano.
M Taylor Ave. 1165-4 —Penn State Pffilh
Mrs. A. E. Rooney “w
21 Elm Grove St. 1650
’Fred Scheldler a
I Merwin St. 1094.1: Be Sure lts ApiE
“Wm. J. Schmidtkonz ’
Ohio 'Ave., Norwsik 1325-13 FRISBIE S
J. Wesley Slsuaon Made in (ht mm Plant;
7 Edlie Ave. 1683a r ‘ ‘ _
Samuel Jr'flflln Anu from the best fresh fruits
.25 Cedar St. 1264-5 I obtainable. ~
.mv. Whitehead . I .
9 Garner “3;. 10151: Ask Your Grocer for Them
welt‘Bro‘s. ‘ ‘ Insist on them at your res‘
so a Ila Water St. 977 . “an“.
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lame army to attack Austria, but this
tailed. however, ten yearn later, 1859.
Victor Emmanuel 2nd. was victorious
in the north, while 'Garabaldi conquer-
ad the south which he presented tothe
king. ltaly united. lounthselt in 1861.
“50,000,900 in‘debt. which ammmted
to 381 per capita. This grew worse in.
stead of better until in 1876. due to the
untlrlng onergynnd the financial gen‘
ius of Quintlno Cells, the equilibrium
botweon'revenus and expenditure was
summonses non ms
mans. Summowoo.
Self Lighting Burners. See
our stock helm-c buying.
GssHot Watcrlieatcm . . 811.00
reached. The financial condition or n- Eddy m
sly was not the only discouriglng
thing tor the newly-born nation: on 1mes&l-h‘d‘k SS
other thing just as appa‘ling was the
tact um it was leendless among the. .17 Wall St.
nations. Other cause for unrest was the
spouting number of miteratel, espou-
lslly in central and southern“! The
new gov'ernment undertook the tram;
cations task of educating the masses
as soon as it came into existence and
made elementary instruction compuh
aory. no result .1 those mm mi lllld WINE
Norwalk. Conn.
the reduction or “illiteracy tram about;
75 per cent. in 1860 to scarcely 15 per!
cent. in A1910 .
Italy at the dawn of its national in-
dependence was like a youth who,
born "in bondage. engages in a long and
desperate. tight for his freedom and
l
the world to seek a place in the son.
He is exhausted by the long struggle;
deep wdtmds afflict his body, he is
clothed in rags, he has no friend. he
has nothing but a big soul, nothing but .
a strong heart. his. spiritual food oon- i "6-"
stats in a thousand hopes ot a hell; ’1
item future. his greatest; Virtue is per-
severance. his main is work and win ,
the star that lesdajdm is the- star of . ‘
ml.
Italy In it. any months land ‘or art. :
poetry and song churns alone—thou! ,
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
‘11; Washington Street
outing across the horizon. and
'No one hearing fifudfi' Saute could“
doubt; his taunt n:- the ..
m; maid: and summits-re is no
doubt. hut that',tholr splendid dream
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