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THURSDAY. SEPT. 16, 1915
ail-.1110 Mrs. Daniel L'i-iommedieu,
M nowan street, are the guests of
In. Clarissa Bates, at her cottage on
Mad Beach today.
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The regular weekly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the East ave-
ass 3‘. E. Church was held yesterday
Won. Routine business was trans-
» the annual meeting for the election
, dullness o! the East avenue 11.19.
gw " ' Waugh will be held in the church this
9-, mug. Polls will be open from 8
, ms until 9 o'clock.
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This weather is especially agreeable
G0 the remaining campers on Calf Pas
We Beach who are prolonging their
stay as a result of the warm spell.
,Ilsually the camps break .up for the
Benson‘sbout Labor Day.
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The sizzling East Side district meet-
Ving,.last night, attracted widespread
.ulentioniocully. The action in vot-
V in to employ an expert electrical ac-
,. mutant to put the district on a busi-
- (nessbasis is commended by all.
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It is announced that a pleasant so-
_;. V-flnl time, Tuesday evening of next
. week, will be held at the quarters of
; Vflis East Norwalk Yacht Club, on Sea-
“j flaw avenue. Refreshments will be
‘ willed, and a jolly session is ex-
? tented. ‘
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. , From 5 o'clock this afternoon until
« VI o’clock tonight the members of the
Woman's Auxiliary, of Christ Episco
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
I or the football hero, were greatly dis, York.
lag: near the ’lsinuugs iiill lililflli
zest seek
George ‘Holumsn is now enployed
by Narshsll Btesrus as chsufleur.
Hrs. B. S. Woundy is visiting with
Mrs. Havllnnd for several days. ,
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Miss Annie Brandon oi the tele-
phone exchange is enioying her vaca-
tion.
Miss Mae Rutledge has returned
irom her week' 3 vacation at Fairiield
Beach. {
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of his friends farewell, whoreat ma”,
0! them-«especially those of the (emf Miss Anita Raymond has returned
inine persuasion who delighted to hon-1 from a visit with relatives in New
appointed.
, ‘ “l Mrs. Albert Stevens of Stamford is
perms who were waiting for the: the guest 0! relatives in town for the
train bound east at the local depot yesr week
terday, at 7: 04 a. 711., were surprised ‘ '
to .see it pull in with two men sitting ""115 Lockwood ”1d party 0‘ friends
one on each side of the cow-catcher of‘ motored to Tarrytown. ”on“, on
the locomotive. Constable Hamp: b“ “we“ .
Smith happened to be near, and he: . .
attempted to arrest the men for rid-l “M? John VDaVldsonV :?:§?:dfii:::;
ing without permission and without y mm a p eassn v a
payment of tare. ills succeeded at Fairfleld Beach
In l i
capturing one, but the other Elude“. Mr. and Mrs. William Kerland have}
Hemp. who has “0P been well 1°? ‘ returned to New York after a week- .
few days, and was not, therefore, in end visit here
good sprinting condition, by running ‘
down the Pka- A 070““ 0’ commutr Mrs firsnt Scotield of Railroad sve-:
ers Joined in the pursuit but the man one entertained relatives from Stam-‘
escaped them by a ruse. He Joined in ford on Sunday l
the shout, “Catch that man. " as though i
he were pursuing someone ahead of Mr and Mrs. Leland Benger have re
him. and thus no one ”tempted to turned to Stamford alter a visit with
stop him, until he reached the water- relatives in town
tank toward Rowaytbn, when he letl 9—0....
the track. and made his escape. In the Charles Gray at Weed street has pusS
afternoon, the man Who WIS caught chased a Buick touring car, which he.
was arraigned before Justice Dance is using in his business,
and lined $2 and costs, upon pleading
guilty. He gave his name as Albert
Callaghan of Bridgeport, and said that
he and his companion had been calling
on Stamford girls whose charms were
so seductive that the youngdmeu lost
the last train [or home. They spent
the night in or near the depot, and, ill
Miss Ermlnle Franklin of Silverminot
is enjoying a protracted visit with
relatives in New Jersey.
Howard Bosss ‘unds party of rela-
tives and friends enloyed a motor trip
to Falriield Beach Sunday.
loci-M. my Islands nit-Mus
.uloer operation.
.the road. The Ford car was dam
'badly. but Mr. Langley's touring car
'wallt hospital.
lshtion on Monday evening remains.
f, was handcuffed like a dangerous crim-
Vman did not own the machine he was
driving and was' lined
with, of
the
it was at this we
ion! lilo-em the cars 0111»th togeil»
ed. Ir. Smith was out about the neck.
and his car started down the steep hill.
dually coiling to a sudden stop when
it hit the stone wall to the fight 0!
but over the from null. l
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was only slightly damaged. However,
the Ills at a young child was saved.
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lWESTPOllT‘;
SAUGATUCK .
’ For the solid men, llercs
solid satisfaction. '
Suits cut b) a liberal, broad- '
minded tailor, who is a man
of some weight himself and
' knbws how it feels.
Dario cloths, smooth fab-
rics, striped patterns are the
specials.
‘Prices $70 to $30.
Fall overcoats, too, in good
measure.
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Postseason bathing is sttracing
hundreds to Compo beach daily and the
beach has a mid-summer appearance.
Walter Rosenbush, who was struck’
by a pitched ball at the game at Gom—
90 Sunday, and received a fractured
skull, continues to improve at the Nor-
Rogers 87 Stevens
SouthNorwalk. Norwslk
automobile. At this point there is an
embankment and trails on the bridge
cannot be seen from the street.
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rse' body of the man killed by a
train near the Greens Farms railroad
unidentified at the Fable morgue and
will be given a psuper‘s burial today.
The man was walking the tracks and,
'evidentiy did not hear the whistle;
Coroner Pholan began his inquest this;
morning
Otto Altman. convicted on the!
charges of operating a motorcycle
without a muffler and no head light,
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insl by Constable .Sturges and taken
‘not be in any worse position than it
'is now. lie said that the apparatus:
no.»
In the MM which pier-edits;
the vote. (missions Alanine-fl“!
sdtocated the We of the 100.10
11011. Re 'det-imd modicum wool
Pom Mm
,, IS m BACK
Most to 0:0 Tamils Plant
is: Storage—ml llsvs, Both
M and Scabies-Junior
“That 160,000 Sticks of Dyna-
lis‘te fl bellept is Stock
has got to be when over as of 181W},
no matter it it is not done until 1023..
The resolution instructed the conimis- I
sinners to insist on an appraisal of}
the properties by an outside party. inl
commenting on this, Mr. Mont-l,
eomery stated to the meeting that the
commissioners of the Second andl
Third districts would not agree to .
such a plan. The speaker said he had! THOMPSONV‘LLE. Sepz. Ill-~11 is
observed during the Plot two “mammow reported that the large magazine
that when the districts had anythingtlocaled on the grounds of the llul’t lit
to be turned over to the city the Sec.- lPowder Works at Hazardville is to l...
- and District received one hundred “80d 88 a storage place for dynam' 1
cents on the dollar if it had the bene- 3M any rate the powder compani l is
fit over the First in value. “in thelemployed a watchman, Jahn Realm.
case «the fire apparatus, the valuel whose duties will consist in watching
is in favor ot'the First District andlthe magazine and its contents. They
the downtown people want to have inure also to employ a bookkeeper and
turned in for a nominal consider-Pstenogrnvher t0 keep a record of all
alien." said Montgomery. :dynamite received and shipped sway.
James J. Keena urged that ’some- A wall several feet high is to be built
thing should be done to consolidate around the magazine at once, and
the fire department. Judge Lockwood when completed 100, 000 Ialge sticks
reviewed the entire proceedings. John of dynamite will be shipped llele 101
T. Hayes suggested that the reportistoring purposes and then forwarded
which had been prepared by the com away when necessary «A sentry will
mittee appointed by the city council “80 be placed on guard ill the powder
should be read. He thought that con- .mmnne. Much activity is being din
solidstlon of the department was nolvllyed around the local branch of tho
cessary to the best interests of the:’il\'ilminsion powder company at pm"
city ‘ent. and rumor has it that “Powder
Judge Lockwood made a motion, Hollow" will soon be used for largn
that a vote of thanks be given to Com- “PM” will be shipped here, whom
missioner Montgomery and it was facilities and less danger in conceal-
voted. The meeting then adjourned merit are always 5‘ hand. The "1
until Wednesday,0 October 20th. when.Pom people have received “"89 “W
the financial report will be ready for orders, and many consider the Hall
presentation ardville branch the best place tel
storln and slit in at the present
First District Water Department. 1 time g pp g
The following is a statement of thel
to the County" Jail in Bridgeport. Alt-
milslollers to sell or lease the fire
81 and costs'
in‘ Fegard to authorising the oom~l
revenues, expenses and investments oil
the water department for the yearsi
ending Oct. 8, 1913. Oct 7. 1914, andl
Be Sure Its A
the latter amounting to $18. 26. The
case was prosecuted by Grand Juror
Sherwood.
lhouses and dispose of, the apparatus. Oct 6. 1915. The figures tor the year
.Clnrle‘s' H Dllworth offered a resolu- 1915 are estimated for the last three
tion, seconded by F H Montgomery, months of 1915 and will show slight
enipoitrring' those olicisls to act in changes when the annual report is
their. cash whs also undiluted. tar-y
decided to try this novel way or trail
iir and Mrs. Adam Heerdt enter- Hunter orlsiul and “Franklin Bailey We Mile? The "solullon Drevfllled filed
tained his mother and brothers from have returned to their home in Ndwl
FRlSBlE'S PIE
Made in the Cleanes‘t Plant
And from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
V3.1“ ch G ellng homeward. The young man.,nsd in f rd tb k 0. Y k n” p0 din th 11 r with ‘..- =., . ‘ ., 1913" 19” 1915.
. or .on resorv Boulevard. will sent word to a brother in Brid e rt ”1‘ 0 0V” 9 “'68 on . 0' o 5 n 8 e 5 mine i ‘
Met a bake in the Sunday. who,” 0, h“, predicament, m awed; p31,, -——-.——. Jricnds in town. The icons men arelNérm‘fcgguiommn """" “5 32° 0° ”3.30”” 330,000.00 Ask Your Grocer for Them
' M The “fair promises to be an [rather to pay the cash necessary to Fred Rm” 0‘ “1° “NP WWW “PP “d" 18 ’9‘" °‘ “3° and ”’1 “mm, H p ' ”3900- 3739 00 3 60000 Insist on them at your res-
Mable one obtain his freedom Bank is the owner of s new Buick expert tennis players. They amused . 3' ve ' ' '- “‘ 500.00" taurants.
.—._ ',, V‘t‘tourlng car. purchased of John Karl. lspcclstors at the Westpcrt Country W ""m“ "“‘m 237500 3"5" 0° 2 ._
W,“ In spite of the refusal of the town _ ____ ., .3}:me and “.1", pdoleflcd some 0! the interest on Bonded indebtedness ,_,., 16, .303. .00 15 2:: 3: . 153250.33 w
. ) meeting to make an appropriation to thcrgrlemwoad. Shgs‘slmmyodtzz,gn&tgsmlst . 1”,?pr 1333's :uhd‘fmmW 01* FlotilnsVlanlonnedness. .1.“ 90 1,. .
l e roo yn sp n t at eiitsr uh e . .i-r . ,
ROWAY‘P‘O‘N I S;,§f,:fl$§?§? “68:23:: weekend with his filthsr on Seminary; singles and doubles ill ’the intonation-P C0“ ’1 ONWPPW‘TOW -- .. .. .. ”1331.7“ 00 P22337000 122435-09
street. a! Junior Tournament soon to starti , . ,
V~p~~ - e. A» )4 21:31: natavrog‘gtligaSnmc: at: it: ._.____. P” N9" York. Gain 1min Operation " “P 4'61““) “1’36300 . $153750?
James A Farrell, of Hick B] a construction of the new Rlnx's End “1"“ Busy Be. Sewing Circle mcm- ”my.“ of Mains, Gates, eta—oenten" M' . . .
he purchased a new a ory u and Noroton avenue road work. There rs planning to continue the" wash, Tl“ mepibhrs °P the Westport Equal ed '3 a separate item as the "0”de _, '
Vie-passenger were 12 bidders and the lowest w” 1’ Peeling commencing some time P“ Franchise league are highly elated tionmi the plant demands that it " "" ‘
0'"de shutomobile the WilkesCasey Engineering and u" ”m 0: October. over the (act that they have two rep- should be as large as the revenues"“' .... " 1
rsctin nssntstives in the Town School com- will .sllew until all cement mains ‘
m mm W” “WW3“ 0°“ 31:. 051.323): .33: 11,522?le The “mu" °”‘" °"°"°"° “‘2‘ nilttee Mrs 110qu 0. Nut: is filllns are replaced ....... t 2.115 00 s 050.00 30,000.06
; mites will meet this evening, and tire girls will hold s'business meeting . vacancy caused by the resignation ~. V
appropriation made for this work at at the home of Miss Jessie Bhutesi i '
Wm 9.35““ “P." “3‘” P“ be be?“ “P n, mung pom, mm, n... m, . , . “01,117”. mm Wheeler snd was soon 1000.01.10. 3 2,409.00 110,70000 89,875.00
lowly, date- It is proposed tohave bidder was William H. Arthur of Park “’9“? Saturday afternoon. noted at the Republican caucus. Mrs. , inmtments' . . .
“1"“ "my “'e “mam” Stamford, his bid being 31,000 hignorl Chief 0,, 3; h m , a hymns. Humoovlch 0‘ ersht.ln Mandates, etc. . . ..1 5,330.00 3 3,570.00 7 2,500.00
1110” tyVVticket and outside visitors. All the bids were very close, there be Wednosdsyoaltzrna “gmfieu‘zl' street was nominated to fill a vacancy, Chlorine Gas Apparatus . ........... 1,000.00
. . . -. ‘- '. . inlz lint a variation of 20 per cent. a wt or which wt. spent in nursing °“ "ma" "“1“ m "we” '"1Antombii0 ruck ........ 1,040.00 ,
Lynn . :1 VV Bracken, owner .0! the whereas often the variation “ as much sunburn “caught" while clamming prominent suitrsglsts and are interest' . - i HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
“a? 5"” N°"""‘ “cm Club at 80 per cent. Bids were solicited on .... ' 0d “1 5W”! '0'“ ‘ Total investments 7 5,383.00 0 3,570.00 3 4,540.00 RANGES.~$IL00 ”3“,”, .
as; 3:52:32 JPN“; ‘1‘? ”:5P two kinds of road—«one concrete, and John Doylshas mined hardships ’ 11 id . close 712““ Amount Available from ”‘um _ ’ Self Lighting Burners. 5'3"
312 WW 0" er the other bituminous surface on . a with Gray Bros. and is now working “1" 5““ “ml ’ 3° w“ z to Apply on Flostlnglndebtedness.. None 1 7,134.00 _ 7 5,335.00 our stock before buying.
a new mm P“ “‘9 P0“ The” concretebsse. The latter-was so much for the John Hancock insurance Co. P“ m" Tum” ““1 “uh “n“ “Pun“, «alloying is a Statement of the ‘1 Gas Hot'Water Heaters .. 511,00
‘15,! 5"? races 01' the 3““ Class 110815 more expensive that it was necessary taking the position lstt vacant by the "mm“ on ll. ' ”I“ am“ “a ’ Available Assets and Current in- t'- 'Eddy Refrigerate“.
Sunday, but it is doubtful if the to decide upon the concrete road. resignation otHuso Bauer. N8" worm!!!“ the WW: “In“. mm of m mu, mpart- , , . - , .1
mes 1“ u” “up ""1 be m“ “T “'0" “will”! mm by Stale ”m“ ”m "d P° ”em" ‘1‘" ‘“ reali- meat. or of . ...;. .....}..(lct.,8-1V3 Oct. 7-14 Sept. 8-15 lones & Ho‘chk' SS
the following Sunday owing to Highw' Commissioner Bennett, and The Opera~houseenow the Colonial P" “9" ”PM“ V“ P9 P” built “m" , , P , ‘ ‘ » ‘ , P - '
”P8P” P° ””3 "Banshee" 18 belns constructed more extensive- Theatre-opened 340ml” evenlox PP“ “mm“ "'9’ T” “'3“ “n" ”39m 0 19537 ”31080 4 3 314938 ‘7 Wall St. " Norwalk. cm”
‘7 11' than any other type under his direc~ with moving picture. under the man- of workmen employed by the Cannon Cash‘ - . ‘ 4-- . - ~ - - .. . . - - - - - - ‘~- - - - . - .403; , 472018 Y .. ,_
tion 93¢; highways of the State. The augment 01. John Tutules 0! Stanford 1011!: Company began the work of dithnconi'e'cted Water Rates .. .. . . . n... 2,332. 89 , 3.. ”:4: H, 31.50 .’
3W0” “I‘m-m. lame 00A Wuulltmnw0fam1250.!mmn‘ the companys partotthe Wile? Ideas .um.................-u 41.00 5 .04 .
studied as mg 3"!“ road recently bridge and rapid progress was made Stock .0! Pipe Fittings, etc.......... ._ 2,629.15 44,648.18 3.765. V
‘V-built 0w Mansfield avenu 7111‘s.}! ron Cfiwiord (1 son Jos- Mm! “10 507- T“ "I“! W9“ "T, ’ " CIDER
on 1at :bioh it is to be 11:11:“: can '1‘. w): Benedict and“); Tunney moved and the planking in the track V Total tA‘y‘vsilable Assets .08 5,201.31, $19,574.32 511. 67.2 20; ‘
mil optics was torn up. , ILiabill cs» ‘ ,. » ‘ . ,o '1' . .
er that on them“ at the enjoyed a mm mm at m 88‘ 011010 Connecticut Companv's over Accounts and Notes l’ayable .........:30 057.81 $15,062.01 310. 000 00 . and WINE
and wiring and other fixings were re;- ‘ -,= .. . Vs , . , . ,
”M by ‘ _5‘n5V 9t linemen. : Excess _ t Liabilities . . . . . . . . . . .‘ r . 0 2.324. 8V56. 50 3 5,887.19 -'
ExceseofAssets $137220
Efrain the above it would appear to be possible to reduce the floating,
indebtedness of theVdeplu-tmemt to possibly .0 y the end of the, fiscal . . , .
e '31 should then ,
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