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THE'SOUTH NORWALK EVENXNG SENTINEU' '"1
To Golf Players ‘1'
. .311) For live dollars per year, we cant
-' guano a policy insuring to the limit of'
~‘ - :3” thousand dollars, protecting tbel '
' ”Rey-holder from claims tor injuriesf ’
#gumd by him while playing golf, to
tinny person or persons provided, how-
,,:g over. the liability shall in no event ex . .
' 3 need five thousand dollars for damages'
' .1 (or such injuries to any one person._1
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of .\ew lorlt, Aaron ti. Stevens on McKinley street,
will shortly more into the house 01
Earl P. Stevens, of McKinley place.
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j 'lhe tug "Ure1-1111vich,
was in 1111» local harbor this morn-'
ing.
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'3 1: vamp“. h’A‘tqfia-Z
\l. ll Aiken, of upper.\
tulten 1111 his lesitience in his toting:
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1111131111 has he 111id~1veek prayer meeting of the.
‘tcngylon Baptist (‘lturth has been
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OROTON
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Mrs. Andrew Waterbury, who was
ill last week, is now much improvedt
Mrs. Harry llowndes of Georgetown.
formerly of Darien, visited friends
here Monday.
The annual election for trustees of:
the Methodist (‘hnrch was held last
evening.
, Franklin Robinson ot, South Nor- *-
walk, who was 01191111111 on Sunday Mr and Mrs Daniel l.‘llommedieu.
for appendititis, is reported as 110mg ot Rowan s111111t.are visiting in Doug-I
nicely at the \‘ontalk 1111e1,j1a1‘ 1111;1111111 (‘111111, with relatives.
. 111 s" .11. 1191] until Thursday 9111111111: 0111
account (11' so manv being away to the1
meeting of the r‘aiit'field t‘ounty 1511p-
tist Association.
.11 liorlon Point.
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, \irs.
llcvelun Rowland and M1',s.
Willianf A. By'xbee, [,1 11,111.,”- 51111111, .llt..111d \lrs Charles 11e\',oe of East \'11'non lu11dl1e1g ate expetted to ar-
"this morning 1'9“ for Bridgppom aventn, 11111 today tor a visit of sever- rive in Norwalk this week from .\'ahl f
where I", will 0111:1129 11111111111] al days with relatives in lI‘aricn, Ilct'tta, '\\'usl1ingto11, 1111111“. 11,9),
havel
j growthing for the remainder of the
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. ._..._.__.1 Intade their home 1‘01 some tithe past,
'I 1111 Ladies Aid 50111171 of the $1“: for a \isit with relatives and friends 1
' i11'n'11e M' il111d1. 1 E pistopal 1l1ur1'h is;
11}. J. Hill. congressman from the holding a meeting this afternoon.
oyster season.
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Arrangenwnts are complete for the:
[Republican rally to be held at the
The. temperature on the Fast 5111e,jl1:1ll ot' the l'lownyton llose Company,
this evening. l'er'cival ll, b‘lterron.
chairman of the. committee, will pre-
Isidc, and the meeting will be full 111',
The Numalk Building] 101111 and In- —~ “HHS” Dr. (“”1 “- llarstrom, candl-'
vestment t‘ompanv met last ctaetting The 03ml) “1'9 girls '0‘ Sasqua (‘i1'~[1l11te for Mayor and ”m" nominees
Besides the regular l1usi11efss f0“, clc will lune (barge of the cntcrtaih- on the Republican ticket, will be pres-
loans were arranged inl‘. and eight 111 ‘old inill"1etit and make short ud1it'1.tsses Music
’nill be furnished by the Rowuyton
Fourth his 11111, arrived at his home
on W est avenue, last 11i5-ht f1on1 the
Pacific (‘oast after an absence 01 this morning Was down to 40 degrees
about 111‘ “191.11.- A d1c1dcd change over 11 week ago to
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cut 01' this cvicnt 1g ut the“
new tttemhers admitted. 'tatr. .
1 ‘\ 1 lirum Corps.
Charles A. Sibley. ,(p'mesmmm East Side. Republicans generallyI ._.._._e.-____._.._
Babson's Statistical Otganizalion of concede 11“l(‘°llmlllll-ln”-l Illpsonl A’Wo-th—uu a”)
Wel'lbslev Hills, Mass, will add1ess has got ‘0 ”go some” to retain 1””1' v
the (‘hatnber of Commerce mommg.councilmansltip against lrving 1'). lloD-I‘ E“ .
3 tonight. Officers also will 1111911111121 ""0“ 1' 1 ~ . 1
. f w'I-vaw
The \‘lgltt- -H11wl1 and Camp llc Lust
“are the only camps now on t‘nlf Pas' ,
lure Beach of the forty and more:
which were there nt’the height of the‘
l
The auto-ttuck of the C. F. Slauson!
Company skidded yesterday afternoon
on the tracks of the Connecticut Com-
Dani, at the foot of Keelers' Hill,
1 . Stamford. and tied up traffic for abou,.scu11011.v 1
twenty minutes. ----'--'
the. wire
. Workmen are renewing
’l‘hc lming of the concrete pave- It'fence glnemun on the electric brunch.
NIGHT'mm' between Winfield and Van Zant'
streets has been resumed by the street
b 1departmunt of the city of Norwalk,
fund it is expected to be finished and,
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Local. Baptists are today' in attend-low” for traffic early next we I
' once at the county convention, which;
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“' ~13PEC1AL THURSDAY l
.1". . DINNER“
7 nervodovery week at the Country clu
Edward Kelley of Carter street en-
tertained friends over the weekend.
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Charles Becker spent the week—end
with his parents in New York last
week
, John Cole. former bridge tender in
: is 11111111; held in Sterner. (1111111. dRev lnbl: to be out again after his recent;
"N" ,“R; G Hm‘ley' ”“3“” 0f the 0““ severe fall. Since the illness of Mr.’ H. H. Spooner will talk on temper-
n Baptist church. will make ”910018 it has been very collectible that once in Raymond's Hall, Friday even-
., °t the princtpal addresses 0' ”woo mlthe cou‘dltio’n of the Van 'Ztnt street ins. September 24.
CRSiOYl- ipnvetnent has been quite poor, so
liar as cleanliness goes. He. was in! 111111111. .l. Cody resumed his duties in
'the ltublt of sweeping 11113 511991 “5111; Monroe 11 drug store after an illness of
a couple of weeks.
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l Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Stillman re-
turned lt‘rlday from a week's vaca-
i,tion touring Long island.
Mrs. Katherine Turtle. of Hobolten,I1
who died on board a trolley in West-1
port yesterday. while on the way to
. attend the session of the Lady I‘ores
tors in. Bridgeport. was a sister of1
j. Josepltvhlenly. of .99.1Main, street, Nor-l. 1
f walk.
1the refuse for garden- -fertlllzer.
qw‘x- w um,“
OWAYTGN
Was“ a r'WK-w- my
Trumps along the Post Road have
caused annoyance of late.
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M. O. Seelcy has returned.trom his
vacation and resumed his duties an en-
glneman on the electric branch.
Walter Siultlt of Panama. who has
. lheen visiting his cousin Percy Greg-
; David ‘3 ham. he vell-known sin I '
1 B‘ p t “ g ory has gone to Boston for a few
or, bus rented the Obet’iundcr place days.
Add,“
on \Vestside avenue. . ,
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A special meeting of the Billiken
Club was held last evening in the
quarters on Washington street. 'l‘hcre
' was a general discussion of fall and
.winter plans. Arrangements was
, completed for the holding of at 131111-
/ ken dance in Red Men's Hall, on F11-
. day Evening. October 22. A pleasing
I',time is assured.
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1 ’_ . . . I H. Edward Kelley has been enjoying
Lalun G' “1”" and m” ““9 -:l1is two weeks' vacutlou among the
5mm" 0! New cannon, spent me peaches on his father's estate on Car-
week-end with Miss Lots Marsh of this ter street
:Stewart C. Marshall. of this city,:
in represent Uncas Tribe, No. 26, I.
O 'R' M" at ”'8 convention 0" the Alarge number otclammers are out
hlefs 0‘ Records, which, on October this afternoon, taking advantage of an
3d’ 1915' will be held in Bridgeport cxtru 1011' tide and tavorable winds
Mix Marshall is chief of records of the
do'vvntowu 111111.1111'11111111 .111'111111ess,| 1Mr. and Mrs. George A Wright
: ant night, was transactedr at the 11‘. of or“, aVcnue, Will this week
regular mew“?! 0f the Uncas W“it ' close their house and leave for the
winter in New York city.
The Duwlcss & Davenport. Co. has
Itbe contract for erecting a chicken-
house, 1007feet long, for Miss Walters,
on lower Carter street.
Charles P. Kaiser is spending 'a va-
cation with friends and ielatives in
Long Island. He is accompanied by
Mrs. Kaiser and Miss Grace Lapin
The probate lt'éarinir on lite contest
of the will of the late William Cush-
man of Rownyton, will be continued
The engagement of' PazzilTotnro
I die of next month.
- have .gecetved post cards which prove
I d'hote 11111111 fifty cents,
" I Table d'hote dinner,
in the probate court on Thursday.
Marly from this place have secured
trickéts for “Eve'rywoman,” which will
and Miss Angiolinn Pieruo of New
York is announced. Mr. Totaro is out
Iployed in Joseph Vitiello’ s barbershop
on Railroad avenue. '
A fine crop 121 111.1 111': . '1
11d this year lrom the orchard of llr. F.
1l\lilton Smith.
(‘oustable Hartford Smith is limping
about on 11 canc,l1.u'ing “renthed 111s
ankle while in Stamford on Sunday.
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The Ladies’ 'Aid Society of the Moth»
odist Ch urt it is planning for its annual:
fair, which will be held about the mid—
ltarvest- 1
Mrs. (i. It}. Richter has been ill withl
bronchitis for serum] days, and obliged
to remain indoors all day Sunday. 1711-;
der llr. Noxon's treatment, however,
she is rapidly recovering.
The women of St. Luke's parish are
planning to give a New England sup>1
per, with chicken pic and all the fix-
ln’s. followed by tableaux, represent-
ing colonial scenes, at the home (11‘!
Miss Caroline Gorhunt. Friday even-
ing, ()ct., l.
invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Rhoda Miriam. daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. P. Milton Smith, to Ro-
yal Springsteen Bounty of Stamford,
which is to take place in the Congre-
gational Church, on Saturday, Oct.,
at T p. 111.
Tickets are selling well for the en»
tertalnment to be given Friday night
for the benefit of the local Free 1.1.
brary. Miss Gladys 13. Powers. of New
York, will be seen in folklore and
character dances. and general'danclng
will follow.
Friends of Bradford Ballard. the
popular young teller at the Home Bank
and Trust Compuny..who to spending
a three week's vacation with his sister,
Mrs. Florence Cnnyqollhln Mobile, Ala,
that he sttcteeded in. getting as far as
Washington without. mishap.
A gully-painted gypsywagtm stopped
011 the Post road at the station, yes-
terday noon, and the felmnlne driver
dug out n demijohn from the motley
collection of household goods inside
the van, with whlch she marched into
one of the local saloons to have the
supply offlrewatcr replenished.
There was a family gathering at the
home of ir. and Mrs. W. T. low'ndes,
Sunday, I being the birthday aunt-
versnry of their son Wilfred, who now
makes his home in Georgetown. where
he is employed. Beside the. relatives
residing in «Darlen. the company in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lowndcs
of Georgetown and Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Wood, the 11111111 being Wilfred’s
sister. of Eastwood, N. Y.
Dnrien people are again complaining
at the inadequate train and trolley ser-
vice at night, which makes it 1111131111111
bio for one to go to theatre in Bridge
port or New York, or to'spend 1m ev-
ening in either city, without remain»
lug overnight. The last train from
Bridgeport which stops here leaves at
9:26... and tlm. last from New xurx
leaves there at 9:30. If the railroad
service were supplemented by a late
trolley service. conditions would be
somewhat improved. but, with the
' men in the State on the liquor ques-
seat on the floor to watch the progress
of legislation affecting the liquor tra-
'this year passed laws
' providing for entering a constitutional
'endar for action.
Ieru scientists have decided that it has
Darlen, there were seven groceries, all
" cluslon, he urged all his hearers to do
Miss, Eliza .Seemau, aged 91 years.
who resides 1111111111. 1111111111111. Thom-
as“'Whltney, off South avenue, on the
road to Dorian, went to the dentist the
other" day, “and had a tooth extracted.
be the attraction at the Regent thea~
tre, Norwatk, on its opening night,
'Frt'day bt'tht's week
' n-Powell Corporati 1n
.REscIPrloN 1111113131er
1111111111111 St.,‘S. INorwulk,
Mr. and Mrs. James-Desmondf whoI
have been occupying the house .of
The restaurant effects belonging to
“Gehrge-E. Andrews were 130111 at auc-
tion Tuesday.“ Mr. Andrews has been
conducting 11 11111111111111 in the 11111111
‘(Bulldtng for 1111-1113 11111 1 ‘He 111111 a
position with Dorse'n Co; of Bridge
port, and will 11 one of the salesmen
. in the shoe department. ‘ '
W. Sgtaymoud of Hoyt 11111111111111
has been 11111111111111; from intestinal trou-
his 1111 the past week. has so for roe
1191111111111 to 111111 bait
_. He Wes threatened
last trolley out leaving South Norwnlk
at 11: 10 and Stamford depot at 11: 111,
one cannot even make connections
with later tralns in either direction.
James Pooley
hospital, as the result of having been
struck by the automobile of Edwin
Milton Boyle, the novelist. and poly-
wright, 111113111 7: 30 Sunday evening.
Mr. 110er was 1111111118 iii to the rail-
road 11111011 from the .Post ro'ad,an1l .
in making the curve, the 111111111 of the
cal- were deflected .at suohan angle
that; Mr. Pooley. was'hot seen until bit
by thenutotnbbile, the blow 11111111111111
11111111111111 to fracture several ribs. He
was not, however, consious 61.41111 ser-
ious injury 11111111101111” morning,
11111111111 walked 11111111 home after the
is in the Stamford
Lion. Every day, while the Legislative
is in session, Mr. Spooner occupies a
the, and to use his influence with mem-
bers of the House on behalf of legis-
lation which the temperance people of
the State favor. It is due to his vig-
ilance and energy, more than to any
other one man, that the Legislature
increasing to
censc fees 66 2-3 per cent., providing
that clubs must pay 8100 license fees;
and 'ould have passed the resolution
amendment for Statewide prohibition
in its first stages. had not the leaders,
on the floor of the House broken theirl
promise to agree to have the matter
considered a day later titan the one
when it was finally taken front the cal-
.\ir. Spoouer de-
scribes himself as “a lobbyist who is
not ashamed of his job."
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The stormy weather Sunday morn-
ing, Which depleted the attendance at:
the early service at the Methodim:
Church, fortunately gave way to more;
favorable conditions in the evening,I
and an unusually large congregation
was present to hear the sermon by
the pastor, ltev. S. E. lawson, who had
announced that he would 'speax on
“Why Darien Should Go ‘Dry,"' which
many of the congregation declared to
be the best sermon he has preached
here. Mr. Lawson introduced his
theme by considering the scientific
side of the liquor question, showing
that the scriptural description of wine
its “a moccr" was accurate, since mod-
nelther food nor medicinal value, but‘
that it is a poison. He told of an ex-
periment made which showed that a
workmau's cfliciency was lowered 8
per ,cent. by taking only one glass oi
beer a day. Another experiment show-
ed that men 111111111; three glasses a day
for 12 days lost from 25 per cent. to
40 per contain efficiency. Mr. Law-
9' son declared that for every saloon.
in the country each year three 'men
died as a result of alcoholic excesses.
20 men started to become heavy
drinkers, and 100 of them regular
drinkers. He pleaded for the suppres-
sion of tho'sale of liquor luIItown on
behalf of the youngmen of- the com-
munity, for he said that one-half the
drunkordo begun the habit before obey
were 21 years of age, and onecthlrd of
them before they were 16. He said
that the license system had been in
vogue in the United States for~over
WEDNESDAY, SEPT an, 1915
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‘H‘ghe’s‘ ""131 Panama-Fume Exposition. San Francisco.)
~ What Is It?
We are about to
- ~annouuc¢
bargain ever the greatest
offered to Norwalk women
Sterling Furniture Co. Ph°“°‘
_ 105
127—129-131 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
1 OPP Hfiyt’s Theatre
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Late models in fine condition
taken in “exchange for larger cars.
Used Cars
Delivery on R E O 13
Starts September 2
IMMEDIATE 5th
DELIVERY 01.1 DOdge Cars
S.L. BENEDICT 73 NORTH MAIN
SOUTH NORW.
AGENT FOR REOS AND DODGE
NEW AUTUMN
SUITS 111111 DRESSES
MODEtS THAT ARE EXCLUSIVE
We are showing the smartest of the se
asons Tailor d
Suits with every style feature that has found favor {:11-
fall wearing
The Little Shop
K. & A CLA
56 North Main St. VEN
South Norwalk.
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What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conductor but-no and personal attain today 1'. ane-
the methods employed very “hotly
Avoid 'l'lieliability
01 not having a chochlug account. We Invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention.
Fairiield County National Bank.
THE OLDEI‘I' BANK IN NORWALK.
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50 years. but it had proved inefllcient
as 11 restrictive measure, for the use
of alcoholic drinks had steadily in-
creased. Mr. Lawson told of 9. con-
versation he had while on his vacation.
this summer, with a man in an Ohio
town where he had been formerly lo
cated. While this town was "wet,’
the man, a grocer, h d been obliged to
go into bankruptcy cause so many
of his..customers ran up bills for gro-
ceries which'they could not pay be-
cause the head of the house was spend-
ing so large a part of his earnings for
drink. Now that the town had been
"dry" three years, this man had re.
established himself in business, and
the town was so prosperous that he
had been able to pay all his outlawed
debt, and had accumulated several
thousand dollars beside. He declared
that the “dry" policy had resulted in
booming business of every kind, that
though the place was no larger than
In con-
doing a\hrlving business.
The purpose of the modern Cornet is to shape, support, and not to
bind. We have a choice selection of the new fall models, and would
take pleasure in proving their supeflogty for you ‘Qy careful, per-
sonal fittings. Our Comment is I graduate of the “NEMO HYGIEN.
ICIASHION INSTITUTE," where she successfully passed the exam-
lnationln “ANATOMY AND HYGIENE OF CORSETRY," and in in-
dlvidual and surgical fittings. She Ins also learned the art of harmon-
lzlng the individual lines of the figure with the law‘s of health and
the demands of fashion.
. No woman who is wine will have her new fall gown made until she
has carefully selected her col-let.
May we assist your, ‘
Appointments may be made by telephone. - '
as much as possible to assure the suc-'
cess of the noticense movement on
Monday, October 4. -
——Read the Sentinel Want Ads. on
be M page and then try one
REBUILT . TYPEWRITEBB - L. c
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all other
. makes. sold, rented
repaired. Rentals, 81
per month. Machine:
sold at 85 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY.
1! South Mull! Strut. South Norwnllt-
Headquarters
FOR 1
Flower Pots, Jardinieres, "
Stone Cracks, Jugs, Preserv- .'
lug Jars, Jelly Glasses, Wine »
and Cider Presses, Kegs, Etc.
111111111. Gellebe
nwe‘a'r wut-uwrows'r;
« Phono' 1069-2. '
. PROMPT DELIVERY .
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felt so sore that Dr. Noxon wits sum-
accident. But yesterday 11101-11111: be j. '
moped, 111111 be promptly 11111111111111 to
have Mr. Pool
"DSRRTE PRICE! '
fl/(H CRRDE "‘."~‘CH1\1‘11‘: 517‘ I.
Lemmavournss PERFUME
1 wthtodutonmunghouieor,
ED. PINAUD’S LILAC
Thom-mos! undefined perfume. every din sweet
albeit blossom. For handkerchief. at l “M t
fine wig-1111111. All thevalue is in .th ~ pefimunztgr- $133 5311":
. move
manila: a (fancy) bottle. Th
mama: £1). rmAuo, 11111111111111.
mm BUILDING “t M.
ACarload of
VERL A ND
FOR TMMEDIATE DELIVERY
hequallt lswonderful. The
Senddc. lot a til
W'wn at th chemo—enough
NEW YORK
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