‘ being examined by Walter J.
‘ a druggist and a member of the Sau-
. gatuck team. The members of
.‘ team were saddened by the accident
; as they have almost completed a very
2 successful season and it was the first /
I
IORE FIGURES ON PLANT.
use following set of figures is sub-
mitted The Sentinel by Charles
mnebacke. of Myrtle avenue, East
Ihrwolk. They are the result of this
m printing last night the district
Monitor‘s annual report. Mr.
Wok states that he will not be
‘ ,,rooponsible for the figures being abso-
"/ lately accurate, but says they are tho
will of his personal analysis. It
2... must be remembered they are not
“chi.
“W Receipts.
Mercia] receipts from July
31. 1314 to Sept. 11. 1915, $4,321.79
.030 Year's apportionment of
street lighting, 4,565.00
. 88.816315
Mutton of above for 8 ‘
Booths from Jan. 1, 1915 to
1:533]. 1915, $5,917.86
Consumers unpaid‘ bills—Ac-
~ counts receivable, 628.10
$654.96
Expenditures.
lointononce and operation
expense Our old- and new
electric station tor.one
J0”. $13,439.85
Therefore for 8 months it
would‘be two-thirds of $12,439.85
“293.23
Depreciation: ”
Cool $3,440.00 Building.
490.00~Co.al bin.
$8,930.00 for 8 months
5 per cent,
Dominiion on Equipment in
otaticn for 8 months:
(looti3l8,664.82 at 10 per
- ' cent,
.Doprociation on street light-
Maori monitoromono
eggs. in ’3"
cont"
Nomi on 852,701.13 Electric
Investment for 8 months at
5 per. cent,
131.00“
1,244.43:
,msoro
N. ud—x-u-a
$13, 52!. SN
m debit on electric phi ‘ '
f h i W ' 513514.“:
:1“ Wits for electric plhnt ‘
twist Choral,
59" [i o'clock, on the hofio of and
gore the two little scan of l’dr. and
Mrs. “Jack"
E ford, was toppled over, yesterday af-
ternoon, on East Washington street,
when the wheels became entangled inI
the trolley tracks. One of the wheels
were broken. No one was hurt.
’ The annual meeting of the Third
District will be held tonight. It prom“
ices to be a veritable terror. Indica-
tions are that one .of the hottest times
on the East Side will bé held this ev-
ening. The center of tho arguments
are reported to he the electric light
plant and District Commissioner Will-s
lam H. sniffin. Whether the scheduled
fireworks will'go oil or not, in spite
of rumors. remains to be soon. One
of the largest gatherings held locally
is expected.
-~r-—., Vesta-r l
.
OWAYTON
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i
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Mr. and lira H E. Scoileld, of Row
nylon, announce the engagement of!
their daughter, Helen Louise, to Frede
erick Phillip Btabeli. of Souih Nor-t
walk. '
Edward T. Jennings and family, who‘
were burned out‘of their home in Row 1
nylon avenue, Sumfiy after-noon. are;
now molding in tho». Henry it. (long '
freyvplaco ito Rowayton avenue.
Mro. J. D Feltor, of West Side are!
one, rotor-had ”or? many from Chenn-
ire whero rho has been the guest or:
the Rev. and Mrs. S D. Woods. wr’
the poat‘two woeks. ' ‘ Y
. There will be a roosting of the Bible;
Study 'Claaa of tho Runyon Homo;
t ifuaaday ov at:
énnlc
Scott. of‘ltowaylon avenue. ‘
. ‘« , 7f
_ Several relatives from’thio village
are attending the funeral of Thaddeus
Bell. in Port Chester, N. Y" this after-
.«Decéoaed 1m tho mo of
lira Franklin LL TheolY. of Ro'woyton,
.and the brother or one lain auction J.
Bell, of Stamford.
2 recovery.
S lines when the’players were warming
'up and was struck beind the right
EAST ” NORWALK
NEWS
«accident of any kind. The injured
Y boy is the son of George Rosenbush,
Rose. of the Hotel Clio.
‘arraigned before Justice of the Peace
‘cording to the complaint at “about ll
.them and he loaned them $2.50 to
Breach New York.
‘ were taken for Altman’s security. lie
”NO...
aemployed an a. ‘lorlat at the Heights.
ran SOUTH NORWALK EVENING summat-
wenunsmv, 5m. 15.19”;
tdrs entertain hope for his complete
The M was on the side
ear by a wild throw. He was knock
ed unconscious and was immediately
taken to the Norwalk Hospital. after
Hart,
the
an employe on the Redford forms.
Otto Altman of New York city was
Hyatt yesterday on the charges of
operotfiig a motorcycle improperly~
muffled, and not for showing a head
light. lie was fined 81 and costs the
Hatter amounting to 818.26. Altman .
was unable to obtain money and was
committed to the county jail; Much
criticism was heard concerning the
case, particularly to the high costs
and it was doeimd that the case:
would disgrace the town. The arrest
was made on September 6, and oc-
p. m." Constable Sturgealn explain-
ing the high court cost: acid that
when Altman was arrested with an-
other, there was only if cento between
TV") WYOMING.“
added that he had also paid $2 for
storage of the machines since Septem-
Day
oaoroN
‘* .wu.
\ fir”. «ml-— 9‘
New and larger telegraph poles have
been planted along. Railroad avenue.
The new chemical tanks, for which
the town recently made on appropria-
tion. have been received by the Non
oton Hoigbto Fire Company. and
their automobile apparatus has been
shipped to Bridgeport. that the man-
vufacturern. the Mobile Company,
may put on o dro d0pfl'tnilnf. trams.
When the machine comes buck Nho
firemen at the Heights will be lubi'
lont.
. Mrs. Shepard ind Mr. Owens, both
of whom had been previously married,
were wed by Dr. Carlos Martyn in‘ tho
l'beobyterian manao. Sunday after
noon. The bride ban for some time
madolher home with the family ”of
William E. Street, and um groom is
2 Connecticut Hassarn Company.
‘ion and the Huaam Company vaub-
for swaths. 6'. 545 ct
floral loss for 1 months;
‘5 m 9‘ Baptist Church wm be of must in
The mid-week prayer meeting at the
meat. as missionaries will be precept.
Nor-an Seymour. of. this place, no:
W a. position as carpenter with
St. John O: Keyser.
_ J.J Stillman, former East Side
~{I‘Nlrnggll’rth now a resident of Bridgeport.
a. visiting with. East Side friends
if. John & Keyser, local builders,
.mro at this time engaged in erecting
an addition to‘tho llillslde School.
I. or“ ‘
lldloi’ Aid Society of the East avo-
Walton.
my to change the date of the card
m from the afternoon of Friday.
aha—24th; to Thursddy, the 23rd. "
“V on Stone,“ then... Side, has
Y
~Thofd'esttlal' weekly meeting of the N
In I. E. Church is being held this "
‘ In. Cavanagh has found it neces- A
They have seen actual ”nice in
*Chlna. Agrlca and other ports of the
world. The missionaries are on' for-
lough and are stopping at Richard
Tiader'a. at Tokoneko. _ _ Y
”V‘sov-o- u’w
' I
”.Zitsrrour
I
John C. Healy of the Slate 801m [at
Barber Examiners inspected this Jocal ,. _,
harbor shops yesterday.
caution um; Nil
Garner street. and there remodel them
into two-family dwelling: may result
‘ . in. an injunction suit being brought
' against him by Councilman Harry
»~ W. Mather.
' Last night at the council meeting
Councilman 'H ‘J. . Riordan "who has
Both are singers. and their association
in musical work resulted in their mar-
rlago.
BYON6 INION6NON SON
The plan of Councilman Henry J.
Hipson to remove the former Grofut
house and barn from West avenue to
Contact Over 16-foot Lino.
«wife, Mrs. Margot-strain as alleged,
declared he had nothingto wot this.»
they were released only after a still
‘1 legal fight on the part of Attorney
,k John Keogh, of this city, counsel for
my...
3 Bridgeport, Deveraux’a counsel
For the solid men, here‘s,
solid satisfaction. ,
_ Suits cut by a liberal, broad-
minded tailor. vsho is a man
of some weight himself and
knows how it feels.
Dark cloths, smooth fab-
rics, striped patterns are the
specials
Prices $10 to $30.
Fall overcoats, toe, in good
measure.
Rogers 81 Stevens
séuua Norwallr. Norwflk.
-..
OONSIROCHON CONNOR
opus mini BIOS
inhalation '- figm—
flYIM-C.'well loo'l'aving
w. .14...
The Bridge Construction Gommltioo
met last evening.“ Bids were received
and opened from six companies for
the bridge paving: They were placed
on tile, and will be tabulated for a re-
port at the meeting next Friday night.
Clinton (3. Hubboll, of. minor Norwalh,
has been selected by the committee
as tho aunerviaingl'enginoor rover tho
paving work. Blds‘wero received but
night from Whitcooff Pipe I: Cree-ot-
ing Conrpon’y.t Nowii'orb city; Brown-
I dioctubmfllvm: = lupin w
atructlon Companymhlow York: lic-
Kartog Barton Company; blow. York;
New
Huron, Conn. and the CW5 T.
mtburn Company. Yardley. Penn.
The Whltocol'Company submitted a
bid for wood-block material. Brown &
Hoyt. Empire Company, Xcflarg Bar-
mltted figures for either woodblock
concrete or brick. Ameslte was named
in the manhunt Company's bid.
OONONONPOMSOYNY
ONYAOYNOONYOOYSY
' Comner John J. Phelan. of Bridge-
port. when asked in the city Hall. on
North Main street, this morning. if has
had any reason to believe that Wit
[lam Fair. of Dorian. murdered his
tinto roi- publication It out be to;
membered that Fair and Bavaria
were hold rm. county pit in nudge-t
nort‘ at tho, coroner's request. Ind that
and Attorney Shannon. of
. {Judge John Keogh was to Bridge-
port t is morning in conference with
'turuey some» 8-. Gummlnaa
', of the State 0! Connecticut. regents
ONE NOYNOY
[NW N YNNYO
William F. Iceman and utter
soprano and sum Officers
mun-ammo.
ban
litflll Mu
ALSO nuts tum
Mm bond W's no
ileum frolic Entertainer»
*—
A big tlmo~som say the biggest
and best in the council's history—was
certainly onioyod by Royal uconun-
ites locally, in their quarters at Sher
man Council, in South Main attest.
last night.
”the occasion was :1:qu one.
for than were prompt “him if. He
ed, or t Qrdcr would go under. The
older ' rs he said, were getting
their insurance for below what it tic-Y
wally cost to glie it to them, and in
justice to the younger element that
was constantly coming in and for the
protection of the order at large, it
whether
not.
crease the rates all a'round,
the older members liked it or
Council while he was talking, but he
disposed of them all without much of-
fort. and apparently to the satisfac-
tion of all.
in regard to the payment of death
benefits in care soldier-members were
killed in war, Ir. Iceman aid that
the Order would not and could not
pay benefit: in case such members
were killed before they had been en-
‘ rolled in the order live years. if the
order were to do so, he said, tho
burden of such payments would fall
solely' on the older members who were
unable, through age limitations or oth-
erwise, to go to war, and be said a
little reasoning.would show how un-
just it would be to expect these mem-
bers to try to meet the heavy obu»
notions that would then have to be
met. They simply"couldn't do it, that
was all. The beneficiaries of soldier—
membero, however, would be taken up
by the Gayernmant. the same as hod'
been done in other wora forced upon
this country, so he saw no reason why
apprehension need be felt by younger.
members along these lines. Other in-
Connell. of New *Y orlt. the -Bnpremo
New Haven. Supreme Orator,
the same order; the Grand Regent
of New York State. the Grand RegentY
and past regents and other high on I
corn. almost all of the members of
Sherman Cwncil. may of whom an
men at the moat substantial worth.
both along business. social and other
lines; while presiding over the entire
Assemblage was vrlkogont Frank R;
Goodchlld, of ._Bouth Norwallr. the big.i
goat booster and one of the moat val-
uabe assets that this local order of the
lion] Arcanum has ever had, coda
this is saying much, («in ‘ Sherman
Councli’hao‘ nlIMys boon .mpot fort};
onto tor-Math thoao’ reappoint... 2. i.
There: was a look‘ of anti-faction on
the continuance: of all lost night. on
the Royal Mennonites slancodoround
the lodge mm and behold the quality,
the solid worth and numbers of those
present on this auspicious occasion.
and there mmot one thorn who did
not catch the spirit of thogonulno onv
thorium that prevailed or that wont
only without feeling immensely
pleased 'itppnre‘ntly, at being a mem-
ber of this great fraternal and insur-
ance organisation. And this feeling
wa‘o certainly added to when it was
brought out later in one of tho ad
dresses. that the Order in stronger to-
day than ever before in [to history,
with over eleven million dollars in the
treasury to meet all death claims of
its members.
Locally, it was also brought out by
Regent Goodchi‘ld. tho order has never
been on so sure a footing as now, for
Mo: hmummm right
9.10an of member's of
N23 is poo, w Nfio foot in tho
i
oatvoinaahogreohdollthehlghof-
fibers and moinboro present, and from
the skillful my in which he 'otmdubt-
this port of t, Woolen. it w:
line companies had adopted a protis-
ion. he declared, whereby a Special
ed to one how these holders would he
would be Royal Arcanum members.
Mr. Hoadioy spoke along the some
lines, and his remarks were received
with much interest and enthusiasm by
all.
ur. McConnell'a membership in tho
order extends (Nor is long period of
years. and he has been a supreme of-
ficer a good part of that time and the
result .of his association with this
mm of the Arcanum has been very
beneficial.» the order. He is also, at
the present time, connected pith the
New York City Board of franc Other
‘umooflcmpmm were 0: in
BM of Guam supreme JQDW‘
.ocntptivo.
noctlcnt mount were no fo s:.‘”‘i1
G. Williams. Grand 30861“. E. B. Hol-
Ahwoy. Yico onna Ronni. n. o. m "
or, Grand Grater. H. . Hotchltloa mud
Warden and H. 8 Roberto. Deputy
Grand Regent, who is a member of
Ponumo' Council, of Nonalk.
There were delegations from various
councils as follows: Milford, Stam-
ford. Nutmeg Council of Greenwich.
Our Council of New York city. White-
atone Council of Long inland. and Pan-
was found absolutely necessary to in-;
Many questions were put to Mr. Mcfi
surance organisations. such as the oldl
'l‘ho grpnd resent and staff ol’ Con-M .
ness of the rates in 1905, it “a; ahso-iwhere the man was lulled. it was ab
2 lately essential that ’they be mamas Jways considemd exceedingly dance:-
our, and especially so when another
train was passing at the same time
Had Unusual Record.
When Mr. t‘urnou informed the cor-
oner he had been in 36 accidents. he
admitted the record “as a high one
Y He explained that this was due to the
fact that during his many years of
service he had always driven fast
trains.
Unidentified Buried.
The body of the man was brought
to the undertaking potion-oi D. w.
Raymond, on West Washington street
Burial will be made this afternoon in
Pine Island cemetery. Yesterday Mid
ical Examiner S. H. Huntington inn
ed the scene of the accident and .31»
covered a rim: undershirt. a Hue
suit. a black bElt. and a ucgligee suit
with a fine [thick stripe running:
through it. Undertaker Raymmid hm;
in his possersion a gold watch fob, a
package of Buckhorn tobacco, cigar-
ette papers, a key. and 8 cents.
Two Witncuo. Heard.
Two witnesses were heard at this
[morning‘s hearing. Besides Englncvr
Cut-now, Arthur J. Dutton, conductor,
of New Haven, testified.
WANT BEHAVIDE8~ PROSECUTED.
LIMA, Peru, Sept. 15 ~1A petition
bearing the signatures of 323 persom
was presented today to the ('hambu
of Deputies asking that action be to-
Y iron to prosecute (‘0! Oscar Bena\',idcn
the retired provisional president of
Peru
Col. Benai'ides led a revolutionary
motement in Februar\ 1914, wlzi ..
resulted in the expulsion of Preside \ht
Auditor of the Order throughout tho war rate ‘70qu be charged "9 Drew-'Billlnghnrst and his own election as
United States (:3er E‘ Kondley, of him holders YD CONS? 0’ “31‘. 80 “9 fail President He. resigned last month and
was succeede by Dr. Jose E. Pardo.
“8th placed 1“ the chief council of any better Off in €389 0’ W1" than After his retirement he was attacked
by a mob but was not injured.
Be Sure Its
FRYSBIE’S A P IE
Made in the Cleaneot Plant.
And from the "best fresh fruits
, .ob iainable. ‘
Ask Your Grocer for Them
2 Insist on them at your res.
.rtaurants.
urns Council of Namath. ‘
The entertainment of the evening
consisted of vocal solos by H. O. Pol-
sum. thoroughlyilvo ' doll over
ready to will homo: loathe organb
nation at Norma ‘ '
“Regent who woo- in hit happl- ‘
stop his train. «He was
{oh the electri '«powor. 2,
, blow the whistle, ._and lame on tho
m The
lord. of Panama Council and Edward
Splan of Sherman, and James Jach-
sketches of singing and recitation,
which were entirely composed by
himself. .
At the conflualon of. the meeting.
all adjourned to the banquet room
whore ‘oondwlcliia hand soft drinks
NOON NYONYYNS YARNS
ONNYOYONOYY MONO
OOYONYN POO-YO SAYS
(Scotland. From Flt; Pogo.)
_ Couldn't Stop Train. w
muse: Cumow first had his at.
Munch—called to the man when he
W / to 25mm 300 feet in front of
mankind what tho
it duties were. it war explain-
ichod tho brokoam switch
son of shot-man was very clover inI
N Y‘(Succeasor to Charles E. ow)
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES. $1: .00 to 848. 00
Self Lighting ‘ Burners.
our stock before buying.
Gas Hot Water Heston . . $11.00
Eddy Refrigerators.
Jones&Hotchkiss
:1 Wall St. Norwallt. Conn.
Sec
CIDER ‘
and WINE
Presses
O, ENORONY
’ilOfllY
O : 3 Erra‘Waahingtonfiiroet
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