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We! the 119’“ w the auwmobilé- did they set the mono iron: We... guests 01 Mrs. Martin Peterson oi the K
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:he attracts a great deal of attention they not just a mine in doubt about 11, West Side. . ,
round her home in Noroton and on? when they told lirijGroen if the town‘ Highway Commuhn" to Re In“: H'GHWAYS-
he Post road, where she is seen al- would not Pay for them they “0014?: Charles Kennel is 110“ convalescing Collapsed Structure Over Salmpm gAttor e G I 8a 1' ' '
most daily with her baby, driving lnEPrior to this the secretafy or thefrom his recent severe illness. ' Riven in Graub : 2: one? ye °‘,”"" one;
her pretty Victoria drawn by a hand-Eliotm o! Fiance placed an order tori Highway L‘ommisalonBI'YIC J Ben i an "Wu a'Cannot Give Per-
some bay horse, and although left tar 1! iron men without consulting thej Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gregory or coil is having “‘3“ re‘arld f Willi lN ‘ ‘ "““m‘m ‘ .
far behind by the passing automobilesfiselectmen or agting the town to up Norwalk were in town yeagfefdayg ; the building of a De; I; g e 'or .4 (-lvORI), comm. o’epi- 2w -
Mrs. Ziegler seems to be enjoying hersproprlate for them, and then layer; iQalmon river in Gram), :1 gck OleriACtOIdln’g to a notice receded ht»...
ride much more than those in the fast ‘ asked the selectmen to rescind the or“ Mrs. Mantis Gould is now able to‘ipiace of the old woodgn :flgzeetiielgmgenilgf biilggfgealzgjlfig L"
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machines. ider for him, which was done. It was' leave her room alter a two months‘: , , » -
Wm ed that Thomas C‘rilanllnc was w illness. - [broke down under the weight of 33111113” has been several infill-info:
lloan Ir. Green mam.“ until _ :automcbile truck. Monday night. where highway materials have been
such time as the town would .er lira. M. E. Turney and lies AImbéWhen . the truck was pass‘fng ovendeposited on the trunk line without
'priate for them, but this was not done.?Tr“d"eu were Visitors in westwn‘the bridge the driver heard the tim "having first obtained the necssaly
fibers crack. He put on more speedlpermisslon. The legislature of 191.5
3 On “Willy. August 16. Mr. Green only yesterday. ' .
mltted bills for over $200.00 worth on: land Ml the bridge just as it collapsed} passed a law, known as Chaptclmo:
instruments and supplies which hei Norneld Grange will my g fraternal?“ fell into the river. His truckfoi the public acts of 1916, which in
at said the Board oi Finance had “mop visit to Boston Grunge on Tuesdayiwas Mt damaged. iposes on the state of Connecticut in.»
ized biln~to purchase. Prior m this evening next. 1 This bridge was turned over logoofety oi the trunk line hishwaw
[h Wuhan m1” inlormstion ihll‘ like highway department at the lagt‘which have been improved by ”to
made m Ilsa label Wwood is taking recession and immediately after hostile of Connecticut. -ln connacfim
secretary course in piano instruction from mains siren control of the atructure.wllb this I". “I! $1.50!!” central
Grace Sconeld. lCommisaioaer Bennett examined It | has 3W8! an opinion W the ON! U111
glulu found that it was not sale for no permission can be siren by anv
lire. c. H. Benedict. or NorlleldE‘73VOI- He nol‘lbed the town an» town. city. borough or fire district io
Elthoritiea of the unsafe condition ofldeposit material on a trunk [’18 hip-'1-
ithe bridge. It is the commission-{Way as described above. All permit-l
ter’s intention to build a steel bridge“)f ““8 character all!" be MM b
myself have been charged with m “an “a "we; 1 Mod the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rowland ollwlth stone ahutments at a cost ofi‘the state highway department, alfifim
,"pomme go"- the “no“ a a. mg“. 901" ti “00 that W! V“ ‘ “MN “ldlehld- h“! be- ln toWn ugabout $5,000. The work a: the new bond of $5,000 In required to in n.
log. Then m we have be“ told it appropriation and would have to be 83"“! 0! “1- and “fl. In“! 1' LOCK-.bridge will be completed in about lnlfy the state for any damages whim
w“ a spirit of ”van” for g amigo ”seed on hr the town insulin: 50" '°°dv of Hillside "'3“: gsoven W001“- ,may be sustained by the users of the
wrong done y, .9, Gainer gt the may. (ON '0 ”Nil PI! it- 011. no. the 500'! The commissioner has decided toihighway. in conneclion with the (le-
lien caucus. bet me say that neither tor says. you pay it and we will have He"! Willow of Valley Force. Wholbuild a Strauss-Rascals bridge imposition; of such material on the trunk
was bitten by a large Copperhead Westport.
NEW BRIDGE PLANS. NEED STA'lt F‘EHMI'I
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MR. FITCH EXPLAINS.
Goes Fully Into Dahlia of Recent
Germ-over”
lie Hendricks family are removing monthly covenant meeting. Every
in. Fort street to Water street, soo- member should be present.
and district. ,
Editor of Evening Sentinel:
So much has appeared in print
late regarding the action of the town
meeting held on the 13th. inch. wicb
baa piaccdcthe pcopla‘olnarienlnan “V .
thing but a desirable position before m1! Dime-- Dr. Hanson.
m. public at lift!!- and .0 mush m of the Board of Finance, came before,
MILK ill mt Mb" of 9“ "I. BORN wltba [OM iron it”
relative to the altitude ol lac homes 30"“ 0‘ “mu: 4““ “I.“ “"1"
residents my in. been milleadill stating that on August and they mistreet. is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
and (also. It seems to no . ”m mm $1,000.00 for mg. work” Reynolds. 0! Springfield, Mus.
statement of tests should be made. l I“ WM ‘0? “N MW 0’ a“ “*5
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1n: oflclala cm of tile em Nor- dflzirzfifefmxmngzéfiw
. my. “Vent Christian Church will ban M L” n‘
have charge or the services tomorrow. " “um.” u a m oi
3the largest neahman class, 160, in that
history of the institution. .At the
Eaton. Long Island. where a tow w;ll 91’5“"! “"91 "rm: Mid.“
be cleared 2... the Greenwich harbor.§°'““k“n “non-00¢ that .tho new
_______.__ Wan Vleck Observatory was ready for
Ilsa Isabella trauma, of am Nor- We immediate use of the Astronomy
wait. has returned home after visitflbeWi-mult and that the new fire-
log her cousin. Helen Ilsa Sammy?“ am» now under construc-
h N" Canaan. tion, which will house one hundred
. students, will be completed before the
finest Cosmeeki, or the East Side. end of the year. The possession of
baaaoeetod a position in “Bill" Smith’s the Jackson luterlratornily Scholar
lurch-room and cigar-store, on East ship Cup, which is announced at the
The ‘Addie V-zd“ today went to Port
line road.
'Waahlngton street.
The condition of Norman Hagar. i‘lf
at his home on Central “cone, with)
Wine poison. was reported
111‘! Seeding year. was awarded this year to
Opening of my, cone“ year as 80- or these are responsible‘fcr the action
ingr to the fraternity which atfialned of the town meeting! in l'fefuslng‘o 1:0
the highest average scholarship fmullahs the appropriaton o 3150. r
- - d supplies tor
“3 0mm, membershl gthe Field instruments an
n during the pro: the Superintendent of Highways. Such
jalatements only tend to increase the
a. sort ct gentleman‘s agreement with
tho selectnlon. and the Board of l":-
. This will form a part of
snake, last week. is now recover!“ tilt 8120.0” draw bridge which the;
nanoo Vi" see “Mr “‘9 WW“ ““9"" from the serious “’9" which I" 1|" state is building over the Baugatucklcnauo oamno gig-m"
will approve oi the appropriation. To
which I replied: no gentleman's agree:
meats here. i will consult our town
since saluted. as a consequence.
N.
Friends here. of James Alexander,
River in Westpori, and it will cost lni
'thc neighborhood of $20,000. This'
bridge will form a part of the state:
TO BE FILED.
Final Hearing in Bankruptcy Fro.
culling. Monday Morning-
anoning as being improved. l
Nothing to Creditors.
. geniurlftit’; fiwflt‘ifi: ototuos‘f; feeling and do not clear up the lit-
Ira. Milton White, of Winfield Stia‘Dhi' a local society only three eantuatlon at all. To make myself plain
.Is seriously ill with gastritis. Dr. A. old. y ;it will be necessary for me to go back
bi. Clark. is in attendance. Mrs. as little in our history. Prior to our
White”: many friends hope for o W: R “_ .having a Board or Furnace, the town
oovery very soon. i "“3"" "email“ E91360!” meeting relied on the selectmen to
lChurch. ”we“ '0’ week beginning , state the amounts required for the an
on wed_:September 26th. Rev. E. 8. Jackson.‘ penae or the town for the ensuing
counsel in no ter. 1 an “m ol‘ New York", were grieved to hear of
he advised :2 “0:10 p” the :3} my! his sudden death a low days ago. Mr. gunk system through F‘oirilold coun-
tll approved by vote 0! town meeting ““10“" was 59 years 0! age. and a
and which .0 far we have niused to student for several years at the Ion, ‘ Trustee A , ' e , .1
do. I might a" till“ now that the mar Jarvis Military Institute. His last.I ADVERTISE!) LETTERS imam, 1:283:21; 31$“ in
secretary ol‘ the Board of Finance call- visit to town was on June 19, wheat The following letters remain uncaIl-zu“ bankruptcy of the Grand Rapids
ad for the letter dated August 16th. he attended the second “Jarvis Day",de (or at the Norwalk post oilice frr'hlrnlture and Supply Company. at.
and raised the appropriation of 81,009» reunion “'1 celebration. ‘the week ending Sept. 26th 1915. 4 though the hearing is scheduled for
“D to ”.000. and right here i would in". F. E. Brewer. ' ' iuonday morning at 11 o‘clock in the
inn eight-pound daughter.
, lie-day of this week. was born to Malpamr- Sunday, 10 a. to. Class.
is
. Mons since the famous evangelis-V
’ .fi'ampaign conducted recently by‘
, - and. At this one Dr. D. 6. Downey.
“iin‘stetaodlum today. will delight what
; - campaign will roar Monday evening on
lie East Side when a banner-raising
m. outdoor rally will be held at the
‘Ia'un the formal ceremonies attend-
.“ Ira._Joaeph McNally. or wgswomimocting. All members or the church.
More her marriage. Mrs. .MCN"1’.3” pledged to be present at this
was Ilsa May Reilly, of Pleasant snimeetins whenever possible. Capt'
globn S. L'Honllnodiou is the leader.’
John Slahl. of the East Side. Wil°;io:3o a. m. Homing worship with
y.” been working in Bridgeport. ‘5 avisci'lnom by the pastor. 31:50 a. mi“
carpenter on 3 new High 3°h°°1 being ,Sundsy school. Classes are formed
erected in that city. 1188 ilnlahed thatil'or all ages and all are welcome The
and ha- mmw ‘0 W h°m° ‘fi‘e' lien-a Bible Class are taking upd’roi.
“ Harry Ward's new course of lessons
on "Poverty and Weal't’n. from the
Staudpolnt a! the Scriptures." The
subject for tomorrow is “The Control
of Natural Resources." These lee-
sona {are practical lor our day and
very'iutercsung'. All men are wel-
licome it‘llila class?“ 8:'45:wp’.im. En
worth League. The topic is “Oppor'.
mutual and Perils or School Lire."
Risa ‘Jennie Scott is the leader. New
members will be received at this
meeting. if you have any names to
ureaent be euro to be present and
give them to (be president. William
Jennings. 7:30 p..ln. Evening won
ship. The pastor’s sermon subject
will to. “Why ’l‘heykejoctod Christ}
Tuesday. Regular meeting of the Boy
Scouts. A mu attendance Ia desired}
Meeting hold in the Sunday school
room of the Methodist church. Thurs-
day. mil-week prayer service. This'
is an Important meeting. All are ill-'
vited.
1'50 tall plans will be discussed at
Christ Episcopal church tomorrow at
mgoem‘cpo by the rector, Rev. 1‘. F.
Mirfinn‘m this reason It is
W the confiscation will be all
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The lair of the East News)! un-
meat Association was continued
last night. with the usual success.
we was a good attendance. and or.
me thoroughly entered the occa~
aloe. Entertainment was provided by
fie'smra music and talking machine,
mi little Ilsa Norman Fitch danced
puny gl-acolully_,.'i'ho various attrac-
tions were llbcrally patrontzed.
The pastor, Rev. B. P. Fairbanks. to
‘muvow morning in the East Avenue.
, Pu church, will hare charge of the
communion service. One of the but
W board in Norwallr ill a long
“in will occupy'tho pulpit in the eve-
y“... .4. sum-urn?
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Hrs. Claudia: L. bchinney. former-
ly of Noroton. is now. living in Florida.
not Brooklyn. one of the biggest linen
W to infuse ol' the largest com
If. mulls.
fiat Side Republicans are smiling .
"up-The second gun of the Republican
'usl. approach at the new bridge. Aside
‘ antupon the raising of the banner.
libero will be some good speech-mak-
ing-Among those who. it i3 expectedl
willftalk. are: Carl Axol’ Harem.
medium for mayor; Judge Georgofl.
’ ‘ :v‘Alto‘mw William-r. Tem-
Attorney Nehemiah Cande'o,
vscofield, candidate for city "
"or, and Councilman H. J. Hip,
“museum mu pals ll visit re
locally to her mother, who lives atl'N'or-
:ywalk. - ‘ ~
An unoldlmeu lotto: awaits macar-
year. After a good deal of argument
and town meeting oratory, the meet-
lng- would generally approve the
amount asked for. then instead of lay-
ing a 9 or to mill tax to cover the
amount appropriated, some wise one
would move to la! a 7 or 8‘ mill tax
as the case might be. so the town
would go on appropriating a certain
amount to be spent without covering
it with a ouncient tax. This led to
an increase of the town debt. in 1909-
and mm caused to be printed and
placed In M cblir in the town aall
‘ a budaet muting 'lorth “the ‘ estimated»
amounts reunited tor the ensuing year.
In 1910 when elected lut__selectlnab. l
iouhd unpaid bituminous: to over
110,000.00. This eventually led to in
creation ottlie Board onrlaaaoo. ii
any one man more than another is so
sponslblai‘v‘for the creation oi that
Board. li’olailn to be that man. My
experience in town ”unconvinced
motbatenoal'doisiaorelgbtlaen
could better pass on the eetiutoaol
the selectnlon and the School Board.
than a town, meeting and a far better
result wouhl be obtained. lam still
of that ophioa. Well the Board or
Finance came into being and almost
at once assumed powers the: did not
belong to than of an arbitrary na-
ture. We have had them tennis ill-
town meeting. that we could not build
aachoolbouaaopeanpan'owroau.
or give our Fire companies any appan
atua unless the Board 0! Finance m
at to let undo it. that la-tboy could
refuse to appropriate the money un-
less agreeable to then, allows were
' helpless.
This Spirit on the part of the ‘Board
of Finance has not been mulled lo
the present Board of Selectmen. but
the ‘Schobl Board has been “Dinette
it, in years gone. by having lost some
of its most ancient, members because
of this epirlt of dictation. Even our
enumerated vhen'apyoarlna before
this body. l simplysalate‘those mu.
that it may be brought to ligbtéthat
"showering resenmt has at last.
broken out. andftho people hallo taken
mattortlnloytlaoirowu bands. Now
"own cltisona have felt chastised. am!"
ask the Board 0! Finance when and
where the meeting or August 16th was: '
held and what members were present.‘ ETON
l have it on good authority that one»
member of the Board know nothing ”—
about the meeting until shown a copy;
of ' ”w 5“” to the ”km“ ““3 lira. Wallace and totally have re
“‘3 'h“ action “a been taken on turned to their home in New York.
certain matters. i personally heard all-l _,
other member of the Board‘say that Mrs. Clara Williams. of Plaintleld,
when he arrived at the ball, the meet- 'N. J.. In the guest of Mrs. H. G. Thom-
ing was all over, and he was as mild son. ' -
as a wet lien. The law requires that.
all members shall be‘nounou In writ-I In. Virginia Wilkenson. or Bing-
ing at least lib “hours previous to the] bouillon. ‘N. 11.. is visiting relatives in
holdingoiaily nl‘teti‘a‘ibitlle Boaraitown. ‘M‘
o! finance. is Its only wonder ”that the ' ’
people mm not sells-lit ohm. pm“ me- Marie Ben-dict. 9i Non-wk. la
'0! the Board?“ As to the instruments visiting oi the home of Mrs. D. it.
and supplies. we all new that Ir. Birdaall.
Green must have. and ought to have?
them. and will set them when put be.
lore a. {300910 in the NOW manual visiting’ber parents. Mr. and Mrs.
l have been told that one very «:3 K- Blrdaall.
tbusiaatic supporter of the appropria-
tion was not aware of the fact at the
“a. 0‘ the meeting that the “1st returned from their amended wedding
menta had been purchased and thump to Maine.
lir. Green had been using them for
over smooth. lie was of the opinion
that we- were to appropriate for the!
and'thay were tobmpurchased in the
future. i am in lavor ol the town:
paying to: them. and the more so it:
a" "m w M ‘ M °' "° ““7 crippled children in South Wilton
as Mr. Green says. I know it. is pre- Thursday m
sumptlon oa my part to advise the , "mu“
Board of Finance, but it they will con-
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Mrs. Edward Pusan. 0! Norwalk. is
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Jilin Helen Knight returned to New
York on Monday.'a!tor a sojourn with
Mrs. R. W. Rosier. ‘
The Girls' may Society and
' Mr. and Mrs. li'rancs‘s Northrup have '
others interested visited the home for
| Mr. and ill-a. om; Behind and
m Mulro- io,their power! at soils adv-ram Charles lakland, of
laid down in the letter or town counsel New York. “toga go Stratmrd on
lilies Adelaid Braum.
Miss Inez Chester.
’John B. Carr
i Ekev. Carlos Martyn
.Mrs. Helen Morris
lbilss Katie McGowan
Quins Nan Morgan
,W. F. Parsons
fill. Pramltte. (2)
Mr. and Ira. Ales Richmond
Mrs. James Ryan
‘Iills Julia Shea
Vellls Bros.
Mrs. John J; Zebriskle
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souls Hamill. ' '
Master George-Drummer.
John Burr
Butane Buss.
Kiel Ilry Carbon.
E. Stewart Gm, (I).
Miss” Alma L. Greene
‘3‘. 8. Hamburg .
C. liersog. Manchester island
Mine. Irene Le Tour.
W. C. Pruitt!
Miss J. Dose
In. a. Sheridan
ANDREW MARY. P. M.
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CHIBTNUTS SAVE, COIN lN DAN-
OER.
«up...
flipping 'Alr With the Mercury at 40
This Mornlnleaw Hat alight
’ Continues.
There was a nipping air abroad
last night and early this morning in-
dicating that there was ‘a host in
_to-.thevaelectmon relative to the NF maud‘y “d m,“ a few dnflv'jthlm m. fl the Butt. At 5
chase at lbelnstrnnlouts (and which relatives.
letter they have read) it will save a
lot of trouble in the future. andtbati
power ill not to loll us what we can
A reception was given Rev. Fred.
stick ‘Holliater and Mrs. Hamster, in‘
o’clock this morning the thermom-
eter showed 40 degrees. which was
nine below that of yesterday. This
will be had for unripcned corn, but
110- W “at-wool nu. it is to pass the ammunition” Chapel last ev'on- ~' a ml- the che ‘
' I that lid vr l at
"‘“m’mm “m ‘°" F“ ““i “15 The" was a musical program in T33" in spite dsthe ri :l lullb
tanned!” weathers W or more addition to social control-ac and green2 ' — l “5 ° e
l i ' ubells all-the "15121. and the chill of
an .hyd‘lanis. ol- the use Companies in: the new pastor attractions.
want norovsa'ppliaa. lt-ia their province! '- '
uncertain drill-amounts asked lol- ‘
are We and um and than say the Library Wills: did
and supplies. appear in the gnuuai'atllirs. chueen'sor Mrs. Ogden’c.
budget. and all required amounts out *
Owing to the'sovere storm on'Tuos-
not
leave It to the people to say unionist-{meet at Mrs. B. N. McQueen’a as
or no they want to incur the expense” planned. The “I! Emilio! been
that tboamou‘utftor the instruments ’apuolntod for-TuesdaY. Oct. 5th. either , ,
» ‘ » lag his face into combo.
yesterday there were still alew straw
. liaison the street. but the bat dealers
report a brisk trade in season reg-
ulars nevertheless. The clothing deal—
ers are not complaining of the trade
'oitller. and jute cull dealer is bleak-
ll. J. nominal). ll. , . m.
the ticket for reelection. Mr.
‘ a to trlonds and the speakers.
wllrpreslue. There will be me» . '
" evening.
" "(gardens-ill , ‘
. - lunchody‘by agll'gllt“ most Wednesday
10's Marlyn. in the Not-walk post 51- Museums ‘0 WWW“! WW“
“9L . J. ; , :3. ,1; ‘ . has caused so muchtalk.‘ The bill
‘ . ‘ creating, the elites oi Superintendent
The Norotoll neigmhuobauéiesm , 7 .
is tellold a dance in tile announcing of “name the Power to nominate ions
' ‘ " g, " or more candidates for the cities. from
_ .-; . the number- so nominated. the 16190!-
and ma "mflg‘mhgm men must. connrni. lathe present, case
’ ‘ ' ' only one .t'laflllofruits]7 ‘_pre,s'entéd to us,
‘ {thatot our present gilt.- Green, with the
’ monastic have. him 'si‘gnvhis resigna-
lnbllmk before we
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of. Highways. contort-econ the Board-l
would confirm y ‘ ‘ 'j‘ 7
*in the open for which they are intenti-
od.-and the people will: approve. or
them; , 'l‘lie residuum oi ‘Noroton have
been ridiculed without-cause. d! the
arealcount was known Dorian furnish-
"ed as manyopposlng votes :as ~ any
‘cthorportlon- of :the town. “we want
noge‘ntl’olnonts agreementa'but we do
{wantfisquare deal. ,‘ , '
~- ' “ ' CHAS.'B.FPPGR.
" . smear recoveryi‘n-oul this recent acct;
' dongmused‘by. a gun‘disbharge pasa- ,1 we“ ‘Mjmfimv. Sta
The members of Cannon Grange de- ' ‘
starve to be congratulated on the suc- ‘ .,
“case or their tair holdlast Thursday > . . y .
evening in Cannon. Kali. Financially PM“ “"7: ,. ' -
*as well as socially the occaélon was ‘ Weston “9' l'ranklin 8" smut
. ‘1! Concord Street. 0 .. bool
‘oneto long remember. as Home $90.14 cor. ascend magnetizi-
”gang in. ‘ " ' _ ' y is Cor. Risk 8:. and Bayylow Ava.
. ~ . lo‘Norwalk'lron Wbtkl=ffiulldlill
1:: our.“ Cedar '31. renew"! my...
’18~High School.- wast: ave-lug
41 en. WMaandwastBls.
as Cor. .Boutlinst. and‘Eiy 'Ave. ,
stool- onum‘i'm‘a Hoax-yen. ,
”LC Jlbnroe and‘flain ot- ‘
as mmnvi.‘ mountable.
. rrlle ‘many‘friendslof James Middle-
,bro’oll, one of the lbs-F. D.- malice:-
‘riora,,'.regret to ‘hear motile-is in. the.
News“: Hospital; and hobo ‘fbrfga‘
3. through his arm'.’ ‘ Edward Kaiser
humiliation terminus than.“ ll...8oulu«1ialn at. am Mallow ‘
, 3 Cor. Waililnston'and Main Sta.
:2 iEloou'loth also
‘ as our.- our and“ spring at:
‘35 Car. autumn snugsttel-‘su.
17530qu-31 ‘ Co; .- ’
H ‘ booko‘aud‘paldloinaud‘atler octo
'Clvll Superior court. This will be um
nnal hearing. There will be nothing
for the creditors, it was announced
last week. and this fact many lemon
pear.
Referee in Bankruptcy John W
Banks will bear this case as well on
several others Monday. The other
bearings. which number about 10, will
be ‘held'in his once In the Item
building. ' '
tNDRWMlI m am some
as coins. and Wall at.
ll Belden Ave. and Union Place -
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg It.
‘II ’UIIIOII Park
as “out no. attorney ll.
27 Franklin Ave. and Wnao Place
81 Gas blouse (Private Box)
32 West Ave. and Morwln 8t.
33 Harbor Ave. and Orchard 8!.
34 Chapel It. and Harbor Ave.
Is West. Ave. near Armory
38 Elm Great and Brenna BL
i1 Crou 8L and Mitch Ave.
42 Main and North A've.
48 MB. It.
a: Main and Catherine 8h. .
:3 New Canaan Ava. Col-pron St.
'1 Chestnut our Summer Bi.
5:. Main St. and Union Ava
6: 0n the Green.
vs East and HMO!!! Aves.
N East Ave. and misal- Lone.
motions
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK.
(Founded by Elizabeth burr Head.
1833.
The School has opened for
the Fall Term. All classes
except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue.
Built on the slope of 1he hill, each
floor has an exit on the ground lev-
of tire.
A new building in course of cow
struction contains six new class rooms
and a gymnasium 40 x 75 feet.
as.
’ College Praparatory. General and
music and dancing under competent
Instructors; Primary and intermedi-
ate Department tor little girls and
for boys under ten years. French
taught in all grades beyond and in-
“eluding the sixth. Arrangements made
for bringing children to school and
for serving a hot luncheon. Terms‘snc
illustrated booklet on application.
The Principals may be seen at the
School any morning on or alter Sep-
_ Camber sixth.
Margaret a. sternum, a. B.
Vida. Hunt Francis, 3.}.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
FAIRFIELD couurv sav—
INGS BANK
At a meeting of the Board of Direct~
ore of the Fairneld County Savings
‘ Banks held this day, a dividend at the
"rate oi four (4) percent. per amount
was declaredto depositors from tho
earnings of the six months ‘ ending
‘ aeptembor so, 1915. ,
' The samenwillxello onlorodon its.
511. 1915.: .,- . ~
. tny, order-or -tl’lef¢Bcardl-ol;_mmlors.
‘ : OEYMWR cum ‘
Special courses for older girls, with.
the number of creditors who will an . 5
cl, thus obviating all danger in case.-
Speclal gymnastic work in all class”
Norwalk, Conn, Sept. 16, 1915.
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