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TUESDAY,‘ SEPT. 31. 1915
a crimp in the snapper fishing.
try one.
tent a portion of the evening.
night. East Norwalk invites you
The Woman's
its meeting with Mrs.
drlck. on Cove avenue, Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Wicke.
use her about within a short time.
might. East Norwallt inl'1itcs you
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A regular business
joining the new Washington
Itrldge,Nat the east approach.
—Help make the Fair :1
[Jame down to the Old Mill tonight.
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
Last night's meeting of the district
. commissioners was a quiet and ordin~ rented half of the C. W. Hodges place
SEW!“ salesmen were PW on East avenue, and his family is ex-
-—'ine Fa” opens at the Old Mill to- Mrs Frank Crepon and son have re- l
Auxmary Of Christ William Tuttle of Richmond Hill.
himpal church, this week, will hold
Richard Hen-
“’30 has been in log under the pleasant maple‘s thatl
for some time uilh t1 phoid is rapidly this place affords.
improving. Her many friends look to
meeting of
Basque Cilcle of ( amp l‘l’le Girls was
held last evening at the home of Miss probability open early in October, and wiltless operator.
business parents should communicate witll E ii. this line
Marion t‘olelnllll Regular
was discussed.
“Dump Your Garbage in the Rear."
buys a neat plan which has been
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Mrs. Henry Scofield has been illl
with bronchitis for a few days.
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Francis Howard. the landscape tile-E
corator of Noroton, has been beauti- 1
Local fishermen expressed fearsthis passenger to G W Yuengling, a file- {3 mg the grounds of Mr. and bit—5.1
naming that today' 5 storm would put Wiener to George H. Stevens andIJames S Gillespie on the post road.
William Proctor, all six- -cylinder cars lNoroton.
l A band of gypsies reached towul
|Saturdav, and obtained permission;
ifrom the Tokeneke Corporation to.
Icamp over the week-end on propertyl
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0. S. Freeman of the Advertiser has
"peeled here this week.
adjacent to the new road.
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turned to their home in Watertown. N.
y after is pleasant visit with Mrsl Miss Edna Sherer, who has been tllé
since June. has given up her position
with the R. & G. Corset Company of'
Mr. and Mrs Seafle Martyn 015mm.!30ulh Norwelk, and started to work2
ford enjoyed a pleasant Week at theiyesterday in the ofllce of the Darien
home of Stephen E. Keeler, recuperat- iReVleW-
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' Raymond E. Hut-ken, of the 'law.
1 . 'firtu of Cummings & Lockwood, of.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowling 0: Newsmmford, who has been suffering
York are boarding at the home of Mrs. {111m lheumbtlsm which made hlml
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———The Fair opens at the Old Mill to Frederick Brodbeck on Richmond Hill, quite lame. has fully recovered his
Mrs. Dowling was formerly Miss Emily health again
Audelon of this town.
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l1belto K. Stung has a license fl cm}
The Stamford High school “111 lb .111 11111 lulled States Government as 31
His wttk along
at his home in Norotplt
Laurence about railroad tickets and Heights is of llluth interest to his'
pay $11) as part of the tuition fee. neighbors and friends
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Roberta Macaulay. who “as suit-lien! Miss. Halliet Bruce is entertaining
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placed on the dump immediately ad- with infantile Dtlrllyals while sluylnlz‘lilss Louise \llirin Snead. of Noroton.
street at the (lrm c. Da'nbury. with her lnoth- 1111
\liss ntuce'e home. Randall
or. is recoterillg. and is expected to be Nplafl.’ on North street. Greenwich l
able ‘0 return ‘0 “9" home 0" Eafi‘lltllss Bruce has been in the for West‘
”9““ shortly. for over three months.
.TNllc New. Cannons were defeated iul \irs. Franklin M Jones. of Noroton
that Siders who “follow up the Ridgefleld. Saturday, in an eleven in :avonue Noroton ‘3 still keeping herl
nobles" are more than interested in ning (cutest, 4 l0 3- The game “85 3 house open. She has been ontertain- l
the announcement that Earl Witliams, thriller. and excitement prevailedimg extensively all summer
Mrs. N
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pear personally in Norwalk soon. two new men in their lineup—Blake of
hunger Kantor of the Regent Thea- the Niagara UNVBffil‘Y and I player
£19,.an pulled a “'iflnlnibsli'Olle. and named Klinger, who but! urecord hang-
hfi secured Mr William. gel-V1095 to, in: to his string The game was lost by
one night it wm‘ be interesting to the New Cannons through the errors
cob this “movie idol" himself to those 01" 80'3”" “l “”0““ ”in.“ ".9 "H's“
Jones' home is one of the show places'
of this part of Norotuu.
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1 Mrs. A. H. Ran-how. who resides
all the year 'round at their beautiful
homeon the Sound dt Condudbr’l.
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Contain John H. H. Coates is cu-
m a. vacation in the Catslilll moun-
‘ Nlllbs.
' 'Irs..8usunnah Fetter, of Westslds
limbo, is entertaining Mrs. Belle
' fits-buyer, of New Haven.
‘ . Miss Florence Mae Smith of New
1. Man, spent the week-end with rein.
111N- bnd friends in lowsyton.
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The Bible Study Class will not be
laid tonight, having been postponed
until October 5th. at the home»! Miss
Jennie Scott.
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who have so often seen him in the elegant chances at critical moments.
'An unique affair is being planned by
the
Church. in the form of u calender sup
per. Sept. :0. Twelve tables, ouch do
curated to represent a month of the
year. will be in charge of two ladies,
as follows: January; Mrs. Robert H
Bradley and Miss Edith Bond; Febru-
ury. Mrs."l‘. W. Hall and Miss Helen
Rogers; March. Miss Mary 1?. Bradley
and Miss Helen Olcott; April, Mrs. Ir-
win and Mrs. ‘Frothlnghum; May. Miss
Katherine Roger and Mrs. A. M. Cer-
des; June, Mrs. R. .l. Davenport and
Miss Walker; July, Mrs. Marshall
Steams and Mrs. «R. E. Strait; August.
Miss Fanny Hoyt and Mrs. Stephen
Hoyt; September, the Misses Taggart;
october. Mrs. Gassler and Miss Gees
ler; November. Mrs. M. Carey; De-
cembr. Miss Winifred Hall and Mrs.
Glen Wright.
Miss Esther Frances Comstock,
ladies of. the Congregational
emu-111 Mrs. Field. who occupied youngest daughter of -.Mr and M"'
' isotnbm s. Marsh house in Highland "a“ 1* “mm“ °' 3’ “in “mi
avenue mm“ the summer, have re- was married to Stanley Penfleld Mead.
W‘to New York city. son of Mrs. Benjamin P. Mend, Setup
-‘ M “M day. at l p. 111., Rev. H. D. Tribkeue
officiating. The ceremony took place at
; the home of the bride' 3 parents. in the
presence of a large number of friends.
Miss (rootstock is 11 graduate of New
Haven Nome! School of Gymnastics.
and is guardian of s cudp of Camp
the Girls, who were present. Mr. Mead
is a graduate or ville, 1911-, Academic.
. and 1918, Law. The mold of honor was
,_ .1 . _ . Miss Florence Mood. sister of the
, 158111115 J Doyle him been Oil “19 groom. The belt man will Holmium A.
mick list, suffering from a painful back. my,“ of Jami“, N y” g graduate
of Yale. 1918. A reception and lunch-
cob follcvmd the cenmoby and the
pill- started 011 a ten day's trip. with
the 11st shower of confetti and good
wishes. '
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, lil- Marion Muster-s has beeueu-
Wug’out-of-town friends for sev-
m m- his week.
* . Jenn: "and may have . 1 ’ ' ‘“ , .
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suck-it the nema'mn Thursday. the report of the board
W which recently 19”de hazing
. my um... and AL. Benedict charges at the Novel Audbbly The
attention druid as Jurors in the Crib: m 1'" W011i!“ “I! dismissal
mount Superior Court. iii Iii“ Illuminati: My "tar Nanci-s
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Pointf'is a Very’nctlve‘ bud enthusia-
tic member of the Schoolfiosrd. and
many improvements
from her efforts.
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Work on the new Tokoucke road
has been progressing nicely of lots.
ley company's refunalN to agree 'to
' some of the details of the engineer’sN
layout. but it is expected that this
will be adjusted and the road com-
pleted shortly.
The United Workers of Greenwich
that town. The officers of this insti-
tution are: Albert Gilbert Smith.
president; Edgar D. Pouch. vice-prele
dent; Mrs. Nelson Macy. secretary.
and Henry F. Schwens, treasurer.
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It is said that 111m still remains
in force a Connecticut "blue law"
stating that "any one caught feeding
or' harboring a bigger or tramp. is
have resultcdl
l‘here is still some «incur the trol,
have already started their hit cant-N
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Gorbam's Pond. an inlet of Long ls-'
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THE «SOUTH NORWALK MNNEL
movement called Norotou Garden City
see that several residents along this
held Wednesday night at the ”town
Hall. from their putpits Sunday. and;
secretary of on Connecticut trampol-
me Union. is well. known here. and
tendence. __
wait; has? held down 10 Nitoroton-N ln-
llable to a line of $5." This will be
good. news to oili- frlends along the
Post road. All they will have to do-
ls to get a copy of. tips "law" and
show it to “Mr. Tramp" when he
calls. -
to be a trunk of nature. standing all
by themselves. there being few~ctber
pines to be found 'in this section oi
Not-etch or Dorian They have been
compared to some sections of Call;
for-bis which is noted for its beautiful
There were three sales of property1fcrests.‘l‘h‘e old Gorham burying-
in Dorian; last week. with mortgueo ground. also found on this estate. is
of32,600.'r.lllupl1rst disposed of u very interesting, and some very old
piece of loud to Bel-barb aisles. wnife tombsloues are here to be seen
monk States at ll. turb‘ed over ’{proper- ’ ,
ty to T. Euphrat: West End Holding Many complaints of late 1".“ been
Co. mold to Katherine Clemens in Nor- made of people living in Nordlon the!
:2?“ 1913' geerrzvfidggkoziifiefi this part of the town! is not listed un‘
Nprbllerty and mortgages of ~81 000 » der its own numeitu the Telephone Dis
.- , .. .. ' ' rectory, and that it is only known as
the "Dorian manage," Nanci strangers
desiring to call up Not-om subscrlb
Pastors of the local churches an-
nounced the nodlcense meeting to. be.
or think of looking for thomwubder
“Dam." The Telephone company
should see that the name um up
peers in- its next directory, which will
.be issued soon Noratou this a hard
time as it is. The Telephone 0011111
pony gives it the “original billW ,8!!-
tsm. which was used when the tele
phone -Nw1u'1 first iuyeu‘ted. It'd a pretty
stats of things tbdt when tile tele
phone 1111;111:119 whole estdbilNibibuut
the ushers distributed printed ciron
tors.“ The speaker. H. E Spanner.
there will doubtless be e large at-
Miss Nellie Leonard. or South was
, lore of Great island. are also patrons
ere do not know that they one listed . '
. The. railroad 1111,1111;th in this reed at
to interest the children in agriculture. road have put up signposts reading
and to provide a playground for [hm 'Ye Old Kings Highway." The new
More horses and carriages are seen telephone “mm"? M“ be issued
in Du.“ and Noroton than almost shortly. Scratch off NMaple avenue
any other neighboring t‘owns of lean-
walk. The ’lrawbrtdgos of Collendcr's
Point are often been in their victorin
drawn by a pair of beautiful horses,
and make a very piousiugcbutrast to
the modern automobile. The Zieg-
tnie numo of this highway and known
as such since Colonial days.
MO»-
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of the horse and are quite often soon 'I g)
driving a horse-drown runabout. One _.
also sees a upon’tdndem now and N 9ND
then ana'also a coach and dour-in . .\1
hand whose horn 'walt‘ens the echoes AUGATUCK
and makes the road very gay. N
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It. is so. great"_ shame. what some of
the mic or- Barium trying to do
-'-to. change the name of the Old
king’s Highway to Maple avenue. to
fact,’ a ‘n'bmber of people living on
this old highway lire listed in the tote:
phone directory as residing on "Maple
avenue." The old King's Highway
E. ‘C. Snittll. In. of Seu‘ketuck left
for the Paddle institute in New Jersey
today. \
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Miss: Marlon 'kaeman of Comic
street has ireeoVered. from on 1~ attack
0! tmullitio.
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the soon '8 to 1. MW Oltee ob-
tbinod the services ofPltcber'olson
or Nominal! he had the local team
at his mercy, allowing only three hits
and striking out 16 men. The Song»
tucls' lone run was scored by “Doc"
Hart in the ninth inning. He liugleti
and went home when the invincible:
threw wild around the bases. Coskey
was in the box mt thc locals and was
hit frosty throughout the some. There
is some dispute as to how the series
for the town championship stands as
‘thc Saugbtuék tent believed they
were to play the regularlbvlncible
line-up. “Chuck” 'Conuors' services
will be missed by the Saugatuck team.
He announced his retirement from the
' game last Sunday utter i. bell thrown
wild by him struck Walter Rosenbusb
' 11nd fractured his skull At the time
Connors and his‘team'ms'tes thought
the boy had been killed, but reports
from' the Norwslk Hospital today state
that he will recover. Connor was
one of the stars of the team and be»
. sides-being a hard hitting outfielder,
was capable of taking his turn in the
pitchers' box. -
ETUDYING ANGLE 0F BATTLESHIP
‘ SHELLS.
Miss Ethel Tovey ‘of Lincoln street
will spend the next tow weeks with
her-winter, Mrs. Richard s.’ Taylor of
Brooklyn.
starts at the Junction "of the Boston
east road at Norotou, and is the ori-
-ginal Post roild to Boston. used in the
Colonial and Revolutionary days. and
n m u the "Washington Route."
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The second 111nm Combo Beach'
was washed ashore during the heavy
. me on Saturday. Members of the
Coupe Llfé Guard imbued the visitors
.a,
NORFOLK. Va., Sept. 21.-To deter»
mine the angle at which shells from.~
guns of large calibre fall when {fired
from long 'and short range. the United
{States ram Kutahdln today V”. the
target of big guns on the battleship
Wyoming. .
The firing took place all Ruppilliam.
nock Spit in Chesspeeke Boy, and.
was witnessed by a number of novel;
cheers. {libs Wyoming is my cl
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