n
M g
» The thermometer this morning, reg-
iltered 34 on the East Side.
The street department workmen are
‘ruuhing along the pavement on Fort
met in good-time.
Fishermen reported locally this
morning that smelt have started to
him There are no more snappers, 1c-
M; to their statements.
—-Attend the Republican smoker in
lied Men's Hall. this evening.
I According to tile reoom t7. real es-
tate sales at the office of the town
. wk. Minor 1). Randall has disposed
at u building lot on Bust avenue to
W -. 1. V- , ‘2‘
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
'hIas entered the Home with the inten- Bmd'm- "”0!“ *
THE SOUTH nonwamt EVENING SEN’l'tilEl. .
Ian-l ..-.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1915
i R9________WAYTON (
“vegan-rm»; “.4
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, jr.,
leave for New York city this week, af-
ter spending the summer here.
Mr. and Stirs. C. Dale, who have been
fspendlng the week on West side ave-
‘nue. have returned to their home in
New York city.
at
—Join the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
Club today. Sterling Furniture Co.
fled to bomnde, 3 men and one woman The books in the following list
appeared A number of veterans from have been recently accessioned at the
the Fitch Home {or Soldiers applied Rowayion Library. The list includes
and the Selectmont, at first ruled that a number of books purchased es-
they were ineligible. After consulting pecially for the children
Edwin L Scofleld, town counsel they Kipling Rudyard '
were advised by him that no inmate Tramcs and Discoveries‘
of this Home who is there temporarily Nixon Lilli E. i
for suppott, care or treatment, who in. ' an
tends to return to the town from “m Tales a Child Can Read and
whence he come. has acquired such Ac t
residence. us will justify his being Sage. Agneac
mnde an elector But if any inmate Two Girls 0‘ Old N" MIC!
tion of making it his permnneut resl— The BOY Ranchers 0‘ Puget Sound
deuce, and has no residence also“ here, ”0°39" S. R.
We Mattiello.
Mortimer Roberts. driter of the
1nd in the Mavnouer Hook and Latl- determine in as to whether the appli-
he is entitled to be made all elector.
do: Company: quarters on Van Zaut (ant has a bona- tide resident-,9 in tile
this town. with the intention of making the
morning often an absence due to ill-‘ town his permanet place of residence. name
T'he selectmen, therefor required eat it
There were lllllnIl Elm Side Ropuil- Hepplic lot from the Home to swear to Remington. Flederic
llcans who last night attended the first the foregoing ellect. and about 15 men
omen r‘otulllod to his duties
big Delnotrntic rally at the tampaign from the institution uele enrolled.
at the Klondike Club. A complete no! The names of the new voters are. Gem
want of the proceedings is given elsa- Hruy, llarly Beers, George llartoes. l'.
where, today. in The Sentinel.
Car] Axel liurstroln. candidate foréel. Thomas Crow, George ]. Dooley
. mayor on the Republican ticket. was' Hem! Dudley, George N. llolu. Wm.2 .
. .~ . .. Devorill F t(‘ t v Connolly. J. B.
one of the prlntlple speakers at the . .nles .roa . \'t. R. illltton.
closing of tho East Norwnlk lmprove- Harry Hardy, Herman Holly. Jnmes
Fair Saturday night. in the. account llogden. Caleb Hull. Joseph I nemnn.
in yesterday’s Sentinel, through an 119MB Knapp. Fred Loppe. Samuel
error. Mr. llurtrom's name was omitt- 14'803. John Ln Roche. C. '1‘. Marvin.
I George Morgan. Grant. Grunt Moscber. '
Several other real estate oeuls trans-V w A‘ McCellnn, lohn MCCMW.‘ Ell-
‘ acted within the past tew weeks on “'“d “EDWIN Edward Nordin. 'l‘er- Munroe. Kirk
Ion.
the East Side include building lot Do U 0'1“"! Louis H Peck. Arthur L
pot Highway, 08 East avenue. from PM“ Simon Pl". Ed‘fll‘d Rock. Ben
Md S. Hanlord to Lana Em nerd Ronnie. Milton H. Smith. David
mid lot and buildings on Lorena 8t. Snlmn, "'- Morton tSnlllln, Henry A- » When lsrael Putnun Served the
m William a. Thompson to John Smith Mickie] Tehran. Ge'mro Tricia:
A. anus: and wife. 10"“ W Walter. Stephen 3. Werner
I The fourth anniversary of the wed- {:qu éflmon'mrm:: W212“??-
din of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall. White John 1, 8:3” Willhmlmn 8.
last evening was pleusently observed ’ ' '
3! the home of the popular couple on
M avenue.'Mnny friends were pro-
!hl at the Mair. which was I sur-
ylu on Mn. Hell. The evening was
”and in amunnep- very pleasant.
'—'—Cordial invitation extended to pull-
Pnddy ’Qulnn. Rem Rem ltd-
Imamnm.
Tho ”listen who have made their
lie to attend Republican smoker, Rod headquarters for the past week or.
Inn's Hall, tonight. Idaliy becoming more of n nuktancu
The East Side Republican rally, at One day last week. on of the nntim
on cost npproachlof the bridge, last 0' this turn was alloyed of a roll
flight. was a bummer. A banner, com or ““5 b! 030 0f the may maidens in
“hunt; the names of Carl Axe] Hars- a ‘03“ “IN“- GHNNIY. 0“ of tth
um Harry E. Sconetd. n Burr Bench. women of the hind. accompanied by I
figrlen C Kuhfer. H. J. Hipson and big crowd of sympathlean, beamed
Bat-belt R. "Smith. stretches over the Guild Juror Wlflmott for I. warrant
.arldro roadway suspended from trol for the mat or minor feminine.
won-o poles on either side of the member 0mm CURB. whom one accus-
“mun-e ed of having been successful in entic-
The Snot Side Republicans are unlt- lug away 1'“ “Md ‘3"- Willinott
--od. It is announced that on Thurs- would Mt ““9 the warrant M“ “l
M evening of this week the East 1:.“ ‘3“ women ‘0 “3° home “d
Walk Yacht Club, on Senview ave-' ss an make-up
no. will be the scene of n loveleast! The ““3.“ budget in the history
in which all Republicans will partici- of the town—calling for a total of ‘94..
m. “to. There will be refreshments serv- 19¢ 86—and mm folks My. “19; best
‘ Id; and although no speeches will be budget ever submitted—hue been 3".
5;”. there will be in formal gossip .63 out by, the Board of Finance. This
. about the campaign and plans for the is consldembly more than the tool oo-
mtcst Monday will be discussed st
Ilnnd the soléctnen when they submltt
ted their tentative budet two weeks
. ago, because. in that estimate, the Se~'
llectmen had not included special ap-
Iproprlutlons of abut 312.0% which
had been previously voted by
bigot. The M m «a Q
provnl to the estimates made by the
School noun macroscopic; ung-
nre: genteel moments naked for by
the Selectman hue been cuL'in 7a
I few cases they hove been lnercoséd'.
Miss Helen Brummer of Barton is and ufew llama have beenudded to
log a visit with! rlolrds in New— or am in the Matthews bullpen
. Highway
The sample ballots for next Mon. “‘th”? Th9 350° naked I“
. IGCHGD We‘re {BCEIVBG at the 33.] WWMW I”
place Saturday. -nn additional $500 for its‘ maintenance
‘ hung trons tattoo.
fir. and Mrs. Clarence E. Sooneld. is (2 ed to $406 for ”I
find have been enjoying several weéks .The 810490
for maintenance of high '
on in Maine. are home ugnln .d m 84.000 for mutate
Hm. Henry Scodeld who has but! u .000 for m“
took of Ibropchltls for over a Im~ ta. whbrhnve longhorn: oxides
is still confined to her home. .3 cm
3 Virginia]. Willth of m M ‘W 'I
Th primary qustlon {or the Board to Sweet. Sorthte
i 1.. Blake. .las. Clancy, Fernando (‘hnp .
lott, George S. Nash. Robert Young.‘
James apnoea. Ronald J. Thompson:
wot-HT. smmm, Louis
l
i
‘ Rev.
counts asked for by the School Board- h“ be“ 3614 W III 0' 10'"! Dill“
town'
meetings. to be included in the nnnuttli
mainly as a result of last week's town ‘
”ordinate of the Selectmen .
. " Into; Rowling has returned lo Yon-
Sweethearts at Home.
The Six Little Pennypuckern.
How the Little Pennypackm Kept
the Light.
J. M.
Petal and Wendy.
Crooked Traila.
Stockton, Frank R.
lluttuneors and Pirates on Our
Coasts.
Brady. Cyrus _
A \lldshipmun in the Pacific.
Job Hutton.
Matthews. Brander
. Tom Paulding.
~1King. Charles
Trooper Ross and Signal Butter.
From School to Battlefield.
The Belt of Seven Totem.
Otos, James
Fighting for the Empire.
King.
Farts, John J.
Winning Their Wuy.
Davis, Richard Harding “Q .
With the Ante-tr
Irving. Will
Men, Women and War.- ~
We. Albert
My Info um. 8 vols.
A. gift he. lbs. 8. Wood.
McCabe. James D.
Paris.
W
Hr. Shorter is modulus
week in New Haven.
Mrs. Sarah Waterbury was an over
Sunday visitor in Silvennlne.
ur. and Mrs. Adolph Born were
Sunday visitors in Georgetown.
Irving Lockwood shot a fine deer
on his premises a low mince
"i come; Kennel at the West Side. ..
to convaleaclng from his recent severe
illness.
The Kelly summer lame in Nordeld
chimera. . .
Mr. and Mrs. John Inch und Ilfr.
land Mrs ]. J. Lockwood spent Sunday
in Boston.
A- large delegation front Nomad
Grange will visit Ensign Grunge on
KII'Il‘uetigilgv IevenlngI .II, , .
A large copperheud snake was bill-
ed: by lire. lam Bears noel-I her
its)”. ole Bum '
More» Km”. of ifhu’ last stile.
has refitrned to his touching duties
at Columbia. mfiéflitys . .
Mr. and Min. (3. H. Benedict lire
entertaining out of town friends at
their Noreen reelection.
Mrs Benjamin Warner h’as rotor-nod
to Danbury after several days visit
with Mrs Jflm Norm 1‘.
.glven a great ovation.
the issues of the present campaign,
pressed unlawful-tine at: being to-
M. W? M It!“
“ "inlir‘fro
:shm. gulf
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY ON
S. L BENEDICT;
intents mt ml
ililtllll cull
(0mm m Hrlf RI!)
Ho dwelt on
all It“ that the Democutlc my.
van W to a neconenllc had
anchor aluminum. all would.
see tint on was given the people of
Norwalk if his colleagues and himself
«ere elected next Monday. H: u-
]ected as the party’s candidate, and in
later the city‘s main; in a careful
and,_.collpcientloun~ manner it given the
mom so to do. ,.
Dr. China was followed by Prat]: ll.
the Mintwnrd'Attol-ney Jeane T.
Dunbar. Collector Robert 0. Mitchell;
Clty Clerk Joseph J. Linchllnr. Far- ”I
old :I'I. Murray. candidate for Council
" {the sin-it Ward .r‘oln‘l it ‘
taxes; city debt: interest to be
nonunistrntia affix-I. and other one,
Glcnwood Coal “We
Delivery on R E O S
8cm: WK} 25th
Dodge Cars
AGE“? PORI R803 AND DODGE
NW"; People Croau Broadway Just
my dropped into the subway be-
tween 38th and 39th streets in New
Yin-Won Saturduy evening. Mr and
nac-wuliam son's-n. cho 31 Bay?
view auntie. thin city, had crossed.
.the very place which sank. They
were on their way to Lox-hers for the
evening meal and were eating when
the cove-in occurred.’
escape froln unfortunate participation
CARING FOR FINANCE COMMIS-
cleric. candidate for councilman from V6.“ completed “'1’ w, M the
nuclei and physics] dire of We
oi: the Anglo-French Insulate] .wmnitré
sibn. who were expected hero later in
a day from New York for n two-day ‘
Spencer, dollops w sooner ma otll‘ “d
are.- The speakers dwelt on topics of ' 5d
“5 ‘x‘Ih. ‘i‘K‘s‘
‘l. ’v\
lltll
ml-‘ii'
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nun-tissue
Glenwood Ranguarntio puodnct of New land’s largest
and best known foun They are deli by makers of
life-long ex eywelgh more, are put together
hotter and less fue than most ranges. Themtingam
wonderfully moth endowed!” clean.
new convenient ind Monica] right-mo
foam lacking. W Colonial .Iplain
mitt—p aura-cw m-
We Gold Medals—Highest Award
osition, 1915
w’t {il’ii
.v‘
Germ Furnaces and Reuters, We Two (hid Medals, at the
International Exposition, San Francisco, Cal, 1915.
finish. compact stricture, big roomy ovens, easy working
grates and countless other features.
Owing to their «on, contraction and fine workmanshi .
they will stand hard usage. do better work and last much long-
at than the ordinary kind.
Theycerminly do “Make Cookingand BakingEary”.
Giteneutdnkchonsckeepiagdrudplan
.13... NORTH MAIN
Scum now. i
luv: nannow Boson.
More Crash.
Haired: 10 “notes before Broad-
The: were Illorrll‘ed by their arrow
the calamity. . . It. x, .
a-'—:'-—~I—_-.__._.
i MON?
CHlCAGO Sept. 28.——Arrangements
' opkinson "
“a... Joint stock;
Inlet none on the cQfi
lesion, Bean 3. Blackett sbcretny
Commence Fali’Se'wing
New FJITStyles
with their touch of anoint
neon
from 1880 are
McCA] L
PATTERNS
The Fall Fashions
show more slnlple .
lines, which makes it p
easier than ever before '
to construct n dress .
born patterns—see the
Fashions -
.mw on SALE
Sunni-Ell!“ It is filled with new “a an“ ,
w Putnam ‘15» W. and W“. N‘ McCall“, Pollen: €719. Ollfl'c' . !
so. NORWALK I
C. It MINTZ & C015. ,
u
1—:
“ Vat .
Of not having a checking a‘cccount. We invite accounts which an
, n efficient Nebulae“ attention.
NEWLY Renovaribl'r “
J08. Dl SESBA snow.
”wand Ghe‘atnnt Btreetl, South Norwalk.
oak pt mechanic priced
‘ " electric lights and w.
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