‘
4,,
'5 m. is visiting her aunt
5'1"
mascara Noawstx EVENING son's-man
3h “Addie V——2d" is today in Stanl-
unll'arris Coal Company is unload-
!” the “Rising Star" ot a cargo oi
air. and hire. mile Gamble, of Sea-
' view avenue. have left tor a month's
willinCaaada.
5 it and Mrs. Peterson, of Brooklyn.
In visiting with Mr and Mrs. Fred
Moon. of Bridge street.
Uta Helen use Sammiss, oi New
Mrs.
Janos Haulord in East Norwalk.
. fills. and Mrs. R. a. Morgan. or low-
“-otroet. are entertaining lir. and
Ira. Hoary Hooper. and daughter. or
5“.
w—c—q.
as. llelph Bennett oi the Boston or-
5“ of Colgate'sll’Company. spent the
“cloud with his lamily on Seovicw
anemia
80v. Robinson, at New York. who
‘Mted yesterday at the services in
the East avenue M. E. impressed iav-
1:1ny ‘by his able speaking.
The Kuhn iamily have removed iron
the Hawkins Place, on Seaside, where
* they have been residing for thefaum-
snot, and have returned to their wiu~
der‘hosile in Brooklyn.
Stallion W. Velsor was in charge of
llb’wcrvloes yesterday in the East No:-
_iw‘ Advent Christian church in the
“(little pastor. Rev. G. M. Teepie.
. Ir. Verso: was assisted by Richard ‘
Tho‘annual mite box opening. under
an. auspices oi the Woman's Foreign
sow evening at the home of lira. A.
.N. Paddock, on 59 seaview avenue.
o
mo
the; week-end out oi town.
a.
a. wassreisaveu in Burns, N. a;
ssh. Harry Comings oi Cudlipp
mt, is visiting relatives in Budaio.
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assistant; Harry Tiebout. of Calling
jaw hrs City
Elisabeth Savage of West Side
ntered the Danbury Normal
e Sullilnhae returned to
may? tymoi‘thfielbaet not tallied us a't the ore Sunday altmooh‘
a; Child“; Wig [lb 13 “of“ 5“ “flaw“: s r'. l
toaster 0! West Side a!“ Kr. and tire. moan renames.
In. 5s. 0. Adults of Cutlipp street.
h. 5m M“. 0. Raymond of High- 000m OI Ram gnnue, 8%,
Avenue, have removed out ohms. on behall ed the young men
id Burdett oi Brooklyn. N. Y, seats grant m: and praise tbr the
George“ Cudlipp entertained Being; a resident or 8:005kly5n and
guests over the weekend, irons seeing sassy new area handled by
or the Cozy Concerto-anon.
We begin with the sheep
and from that-«through all the
stages of good clothes-mak-
in; to you and say with
pride. there‘s no daddy ill
the process anywhere. You
may be pardon)”. but can
he no more so than we are
ourselves to have every de-
in; just rial. Will you try
us .
seen at the peotofico and Mr Thatch-
er's store.
Mr. and lira. Grant Laidlaw and
their daughter, Florence, at East Or-
ange, N. J., spent Sunday visiting Mrs.
John. Shims.
The Whatsoever Circle 01 King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Case.
Rowoytoa, on Tuesday, September is,
at 3:30 p. in.
Rogers & Stevens
South Norwalh. Nos-walk.
-—-v-
ltr. and Mrs. G. A. Kay and their
daughters, oi Bridgeport. CL. spent
the weekend With Mrs. Aiired Croc-
kett oi Crockett street,
The September meeting of the W0
illll
Wm"...
flaw Maw A.
Intuition-storm”
Wilton Republicans held their cau-
cus tor the nomination of candidates
for town omcers at the Town Hall. Sat-
Lurday night. and owing to minors oi
a light to: candidates for first select-
men a bumper attendance was present.
including a number of ladies. Prom
ices of trlction seemed likely to mater-
‘islise, when George W. Ogden. chair
man of the Republican Town Commit-
tee. called thameeting to order. and
asked for nominations for chairman.
The names of Strong Comatoclr and
Stephen Theyor were placed before the
meeting and '10: the first tints in the
,bollot was necessary to elect s rm
is: ollcor. Ernest Roscoe and George
L Wncke were appointed tellers.
‘aad Ir. Constants romyod is votes.
and Mr. Thayer 10. Richard ll, Fltchl
was electcdylerk.
mans Civic League will be “titted so
Ilsa Grace Webb was operated on 5there will he no meeting until Tucs-
lor appendicitis at the Btsmiord Hos? day. Oct. 12.
pital one day last week. Her many.
lrbnds wish her a speedy rocovsry. l
Capt. Martin L. Crimmins. 16th
-United States infantry, stated at El
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Petty Ital-L. Peso, Texas. is on a short leave, no
ed today on a two week's vacation, is visiting his father at Long Neck
and will visit New London, Albany, P0111!-
Aliontic City and other places of ill-5‘
teroot. 5
-
On Tuesday, September 14. Dr. and
lldrs. H. s Brown will motor to Pro-
lra. C. F. Bushnell and her daugh- vidence to spend a week with their
ter. Lpulso have returned to their son and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Theo-
bone in Bullalo. N. Y.. after spending dore Brown
the summer with Mrs. Harry Comings
oi Cudllpp street. ‘ '
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The assessors propose to ask for an
.increoae oi salary at the hearing be-
About twenty five friends tendered ’0” “'9 Board Of Finance. Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brotherton or “‘3“- Th" "Y“ ‘h'l- '5“. “a“
Highland avenue. a 3mm last Fri 1 null has been found with thorn. partlc.
day night, in honor of their tenth wed uiarly during the past year. their sai-
ding anniversarytuames‘dere “by“ dry is not large enough to make it
until a lolly hour, alter which a dainty mm” for than to ""5”" “I”
mum” was served The “a.“ do and close: scrutiny to their work.
parted ".hm‘ the my, (30“ ‘0 m They OI! “it! III! you they devoted
...-a... fid‘ I. Gum 0t. ”50- ...5
’ ~NDTIGE. _5 r W *
We wish ")5 extend our .ma The Board of finance has given out
thanks to the many irlends and sleigh".
bore and also Fire Competitor who as-
l
— ——_
will meet next
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. DOCKWOOD.
mm’m' at that time. The total amount at the
casinos masks. "
To the Rowsyton Hose ond'ilelianco
Book and Ladder 00., and all thou
who assisted in putting out the tire
in our home. 'and also neighbors and
friends who were so kind during this
eri.od
‘97? 66. which is over: “as.” none
than their estimate oi a year lid. The
principal items of increase noted are
Highways and Bridges. 81. 800. to
:which inset be added was for his 0!-
511cc expenses. and me for natal.»
once of the automobile which it 4|
{proposed to obtain for an use. so»
murmuring is board because, notilth.
standing the selection or the superin-
tendent. which. it was stated. would
deem the expense or maintaining
the woos. $10,000 is asked M. tor
highway maintenance. hasty” 11.7525
'wss appropriated. and ”.000 mm
sl is needed-action on this to be tak-
en at the special town looting Mon-
and family.
isr. and Mrs. Las'flm .r. Room.
PM!“ row FillEMEN.
, Ilowmon. Conn.
Monday. Sept. 13. '18
To the Editor of the South Norwallt
M Sentinelz~ “
Bolaat a was at the area which
_v
mm. to the fire departments or
W 1- fish to “ram they do- 000 this“ year. the some so asked for
next year. but this year's amorla.
this included the oponiuorthe new
Tokeneko road. and no such head will
ho list this year, as all such pestilen-
ont road haprovenont’s are to “be not
by issuing bonds. #1 ammuon oi
stochrouobalinrtheesgenso or
maintaining the visiting m is a
molten mermaids-osmosis
not likely to midrib” opposition.
as the good ‘wcrroi the nurse is on-
predicted by all ‘the
mums and noble way they riokee
their lives to save. bone and turni-
'.tnrc
5am Mid an department. 1 seal con
ideal. in saying I have never scan
mars prompt work or more asset and
williiig hands
The member certainly: was-'59: with
; o
its buqqetior'i excite-cannons“, )
. at d p In. for j’
smearing on thorns-tom Mouse. The V '
assessors. who. have boon; trying tor
sq‘veral years to obtain a large can:
pinsotlon. expect to present their also ‘
> - lseiectrneu's general estimates is We
the salary oi the Superintendent oi '
day night. nosing spas-origami! 010..
5 t ””5:
‘ Grand Jurors. John H. TRiley. p.51: _.
' ostrich. James 1. Martina.
An iniormal ballot for lint select:
man was taken with a total of 77 votes.
1; Eisner Jackson received 5!. Harry A
vHurlbut is, and one scattering The
. vote was wads formal a5nd unanimous
5:0: Ir. Moon. The internal ballot
for second Selectman resulted in I
shallot majority to: Herbert A. Bar
rctt and it was also mums! and
unanimous.
The entire ticket as nominated fol-
lows:
First Selectman-«Elmer Jackson.
Second Selectmanoaerbert A. Bar»
rett.
! Town Clem—om w. Ogden.
Treasurer—Georgia F. Brown.
Tax Collector-4mm L. Wannabe
Annular-Cherie“? was
'Board at Witnesses 0hr.
Kerry ll. Jackson “'
Lot vote -—-F.C. Ogden.
Auditor—«Richard . Fitch. '
' Grand Jurors—Henry Peacock. Ed
ward Olmsteod. Josiah Gilbert
Constables—Jamar Kaiser; Philip
puma. Charles I). disuse ‘
Member of School W 1'.
Brown. '
The Republican and Democratic coo
cures were held in the Town Hall Fri-
day evening. the turner In the large
suditoriuaiandtholattorlnthoeourtc
roan. There were only 53 at thenc-
poblicoa gathering. and the Democrats
had 3|. The republisoa ticket as non
tinted to so iollows: woollen. John
K Dobro. John l.‘ Steven: Town
Clerk. Edvard Rutledge; Tm Trove
‘oor‘er. Edward 3. uwrence: Assessor
tor three years. Charles It. Mflm
Board or Miss. Codi-go w Dal-yea, :
nan: Charles W. Hodges. 8 years:
Robert 33. More... 1 you; ~Auditor. T
W. Benedict: Grand Jurors. calvi- 8.
Killer. Stanley Pcllosd: Collector at
’lh'as. Alovandw: McKendrl‘chicob
stables; Herbert Schnld. George m:-
ostrich; Mats-or oi Voters, Samuel
W: SchoolCmith-o. Stephen
B Hort. Dr. The-not Tallest Library"
Director. William A. Bradley. The
numerals nominated: Selectmen.
mm shrdv bngEllD mum
sooner will. Myron a. Crawford;
Town Clerk. Edward Rutledge; row‘ii
maul-or. ll. Glover Gram: Asses~_
”maroon CharthWeedsyeai-s
John H; Riley." 3 years; William Holt.
Auditor. «Charles Crabby.
Glover (lingers; Tar. Collector, lingo
Constables. George .
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REGENT THEATRE.
‘ Those who hate been in New York
4 . . on New Year's Eve will appreciate the
(The fishing Gisela.) 'éifliculty which beset the theatrical;
COMQCUCNWOWMS ‘0 the 9100?; producer who sought to give a repro:
tionally fine quality of theoysters 01'; duction or the riot and fanfare which
the David B- Decker Oyster Co.. ll 135‘prevails upon Broadway for about two
opening more stock than at any time: hours just as the old year is limping
during the last two years. Up to dial out and the new year comes tripping'
present tints Capt. Decker has not1 in. This problem has been success-
IPINOCHLE AND
MONDAY. SEPT. 13, {915
i'viOViES DRlVE’
COUPLE APART.
3 "3"?"
Mrs. 5Clirmalla. Who Likes Picture
Shows, Sues Husband Who is
Fond of Cards
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-—Pinochie
and the movies figure prominently in
a separation suit brought in the Su-
preme Court by Mrs. lphigenis Cu;-
malis, of No. 240 West on. Hundred
and Twenty-first street, against Nich-
olas T. Curmalia, a steamship agent,
at 36 Washington street.
history at the wum Republicans aI
' W D Ecofleld In on the scene now their systems and cheering one as-I
5itod both expositioni.
'. voni of cooler weather; Diddle are.
' Grocnport. . is making extensive in»
5 tamper days come sour liaise a year. ,
:"m t... mm “mm.- run and win-
lasting” and bruins. ‘ the Lord being
‘ nailed to
been obliged to light starfish. He has fully solved by George Marion in Hen- Mrs (upmaljs alleges that her hus-
been a very heavy buyer oi one-year- :y W. Savage’s production of the dram ,baud remains out at night may.“
old stock caught on the natural beds atie spectacle. “Everywoman." “hicmpinochle. He retort; that she long.-
in the Nos-walk islands. W111 be seen at the Regent Theatre..w become a moving picture actress
Tallsisdgo Bros. ,oi South Norwalk. le‘lk iand left home because he wouldn‘t
commenced opening on Tuem.y. and; H. 1155 absolutely detach“ I. 30°11‘1th her
are operating about one-half the sired chunk of the carnival spirit tor? Mrs. Carmella sued for separation
plant. .Whlch New York is tumour 3‘ ““3 W' last spring, but the court refused l)
The deel Grater Cd; will ticular time. “db" W“ it forth i”toward her alimony for the reason
mence opening stock on Sept. 17. such a manner as to shake the "em“ that she still resided with her hus-
lt looks rather lively along the tar feel that he is really Wltnesslngf‘und. In the suit just filed, the
South Norwalk oyster docks, and ship-5 life and not its counterfeit
pers are expecting a good trade. The5
growers have about given up all signs
of any set.
Capt David C. Sanford has a power
boat, owing to the increase in his
Luciana
Lancrait Brest oi New Haven, have.
discovered a small “set” on their beds
at Branford. While it may be lrnpor
coal
W110
ioays she was forced to leave her line-
The “CBS ‘5 0‘ huge propon‘anllband’s home on Aug. 23 becaUSe Of
Those who are familiar with New York his many cruelties
easily recognise its proximity to long}
Jim 8W" and the W1“ Wm“: A cameos rvpswmrra
i just in the section where the gambler. The impossible I,“ happened “J3
Rosenthal paid the forfeit of his litefme Christian Herald. A Chinese tille-
to the hired gunmen. Harlan, with “5““... bu been “V001“ it has 4200
sure touch, has shown the flotsam 0! characters it has only “we here it
the street, the denizens oi the netherlc anmske 50,000 letters or .C'" ”we”
tant to the iirm because of the isllurel3:13:33;::1r:;;n:,$::5:g: iv combinations 0! tin basic 4. 200. I:
ate “set” at all other points, it means no other his!!! in the nu. with men: file still a crude silair, but workablc.
nothing to the oyster industry as a bars or the rent raring classes. Run- and perfected models are um er way.
whole. and will practically have no hing elbow on that boisterous om {to write a letter you turn a (vlindn'
bearing on tho oystar lamina which slon. netting each other with ”mailman which are the 4,200 character»,
will store dealers in the taco in the freedom oi than“. and ““0“. mull: until the right one comes oppmi or
near tutu". it is W weelss 08; members of society and thieves. up- .the key-word of the guide on axiom.
still it is surely coming. .. 5right cum“ and second MD” ”as“. fcyllndcl'. then you strike the primin:
The big plant of the Alexander Fro» housewives and scarlet women mlnlsJk" ills! as on on American machine.
ser Co. at City Point. New Haven. ls taro. mendicants and murderers million you begin a still hunt for tho
being put in shape for the opening,‘ surge through the “m", intent 0111,5301! character which voc are to print
which is scheduled for Sgptember 15 upon giving "M to all the noise ml——.und so on while reason lasts
M‘—
Be Sure its 5A PIE
FRiSBlE'S
Idode‘ia the 01mm Plant.
em. from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. ~
superintending the line] touches. The5
plant is in an absolutely sanitary con-5
dition. About so oyster openers will
be employed at the start. A. U.
honor. president. who makes : his
headquarters at the New York and oi
the business. will be on hand to see
the start of the season. 5mg ”ml, The only question they
New. York—Capt. Jacob Ochoa; consider was whether they would be
president and general manager oi the able to reproduce it. Waiter Burridgo.
Blue Points Co. or West asyville. is} the scenic artist. was called into com
some site: a split to the Pulse Coast. ell- Together titer visited the “Gay
lie was away for five weeks and via» ‘Whltl W5!" andhurridulaado sketch»
,:-. mThebMolltrdollteisthenarveL.
olvthosotm have ascribe manor .: ,
products 'Ililvorywosnasl! wilkmthe ‘
Remifi‘baatra. Seats may now be»
engaged at Blouse! Hour and Look-
‘wood'a Hall.
«ev-
other on' their way. It is the digit
when the crook escapes through the
"deed line" and appears further up;
Broadway than on any other night at 5
the yearn; , . ‘ 5
Mai-loll has seen all that. Walter
Browne hadocen it and felt the drain-
Aok Your Grocer for Their
Insist on them at your res-
tauranta.
The blue Points on: begin pm
shun lost stair tdck"i's io‘irbi
89“ “6 VIII 1W filth ‘m “-
coming in rapidly. showing that the
oysters of Great South Bay have not
lost their popularity.
' The Greenport Oyster Co.. '
".RO'TON DON‘T.
Patronb of Rotors Point park willi
be pleased to know that the resort
will remain open during the present
week and that there will be. dancing
tonight. Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. A fancy dress hall has
been arranged for Wednesday even-
ing and four handsome prizes will be
awarded on that evening. An attrac-
tive dance program has been or
raw.-
Tho‘rollor center. carousel and do
cle‘ swiagwill‘ be in ”oration all
week and there will be bathing every
day. The park will close one week
irom today. although next Sunday is
really the closing day. On Monday
2500 Gracia from New York and oils:
or places are to come up on the steam-
er Grand Republic for an outing and
Will! he enteriflnod.
it was planned to have dancing
every atoning thlanwleek. but the plans‘
were changed and the lovers oi;
terpsichor will have but three more
opportunities to dance at the popular
resort this year. The duties tonight
- and next- Saturday will be the usual
cavuouce mews FALL all. pleasant omits. buton Wednesday. .5.
ans amp. ‘ fancy dnes‘x ball will be in order. Any
m» .coatuhlc‘lilll dead a melt is on
necessary
in; all: Mn.“ is. m... ..
Wool: the. pork: chased ”sterile! and the'
in RM Catholic chum new. nil-r: and can not: anion
throughout the world yesterday. 5cm” for the “‘9“ '
ml". “knead that Wednesday.
W or. this week are '
MIT. ll use are moisture. days
abstinence? andohllaation. ' ~
lb.
of
provemonta to its property at Glen
wood Landing. including new docks.
bulkheads. etc.
. Concerning the moving of the Stov-
ens Oyster Co to Grconport. the
“Watchman." 0! that place, days:
“The Stevens Oyster Co.. of New
Haven. Count. has opened a breach
shop of ‘shucklng’ and ihlpplngalts
products. at the loot at central ovo-
nue. in the Andrew itsdél building
This certainly is a boon to (import
and will alloi'd employment at a large
number at nun-.reeidonta as well as
residents. The man are boarded and
lodged in the spacious dining-dial! an”!
lodging apartments. within the com
Mossy a on bulldog. mom is to too
mdlmna‘tobompioyodin
them meta: accrue-son This
also will inean much to our ”tenants
a’s5 undoubtedly the lo‘cdstfls and 0th I
or m will be purchased in our
house town. provided the ilrlh and its
men are tnotod right." “‘
HEADQUARTERS you one
RANGER. $11.00 to 348.00.
Self Lighting Burners. See
our shod: hetero buying.
Gas Hot Water Keaton . . 811.00
Eddy Rm
Jones.&'H0ichk?ss
:2 Wall St. Norwalh. Conn.
'L______ Jr
“—0—.. ——-—'—— .-
CIDER
and ., WINE
lanes’ses
.{
“W53“! MAN” ALL IN;
discus Fairer sons to County In.
. firmery.
EVANSWI.LE.lnd..Sobt.13.+Ai-
t'er traveling all over the United
States as the “wild man" in several
circusc‘s and carnival companies, . ..
Joseph Raddig. aged '12. has been ad-_
rattled to the: Vauderburg county in '1.
hrmary. ‘ '
5515:“ is braised in health and penal
'5 5' alumni he has made good
5A TFQH; GONTR CTOR HUl‘T- my 13' his m. deit told the .
‘ *- was»; trustee. ans Wurst that
.‘Ihile be. basactinathepart- ole
5i‘wtld on" with a circus for several
oaths? muons change. They come
Three days are devotes! during
period by obserVant Catholics to
t‘er
shrgiro’ sins and to grant:
a
(Successor to Charles E. Dow.)
as: Washington Street
55 5 years. the sponsor. in presence oi.
37...
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