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THURSDAY. SEPT. 30, igl5
1_ EAST NORWALK
NEWS
In mass lessen. of Bridgeport, is
“It with Mrs. Richard Hendrick.
Dove avenue.
a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday on
business.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward 3. Bradley
of Imperial avenue motored to New
York Sunday.
Iii. Cora sea. of Gregory Boule-
has removed to Spring street, in
. binds-d District.
The Baugatuca-Ldngfellow baseball
game scheduled for last Sunday was
called off because of rain.
.6“ My. 0! Keyeer Place, has
well a position with the Joseph
E‘avls clothing store, on Washington
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Mrs. Albert. U. Smith of Sangatnck
was recently a guest of friends in
Washington, Conn.
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”There were a number of East Side
one School students who yesterday
W the South Norwalh water filter,
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sniffen of King
street have returned from a vacation
spent in New York and Long Island.
3‘ Mrs. Cochran and family. who he"
been spending the summer at Compo.
have returned to their home in New
f1“ pastor, Rev. 8 P. Fairbanks.
“,rfl in in éharge of the prayer meet-
idili‘ght in the East avenue M. E.
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_ East Side water- -men are decidedly
MW over the proposed $6 license
frdlaance which is now being consid-
3ch by the council.
John Chase, Frsnlt Brady. Thomas
Ball and Dave Ward. all local trolley-
men, trolleyed to New Rochelle. sun-
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Dr. Clans, in a straw vote taken in
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mm“ cigar store. °n 3‘" Washing-3 O B. Van ant and daughter, tiles
‘0” “Mt ""6““,- h“ ‘ decided Gertrude, have returned to their
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ihome in New York after spending the
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innalorlty over Dr. Harstrom.
..._....___ isummer in town.
In. Milton White, of Windeld
is believed that the local branch is
planning to engage more actively in
school work and in the future will
probably control ‘the vote on all
school questions, that are liable
come before a town meeting.
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Edward Adams of New York visit-
ed his parents on mm avenue. Elfi-
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Miss Anna Conn, assistant W
elutidedIlthIrlflhlfldrim
days' visit out of town.
Mrs. it Is. Rallies entertained haw
sister. Mrs. J. E fdwhsend of one
bury. over the week-end.
Mrs. E. Richter of “th0“, N. 1.;
arrived in town yesterday. to Ipdnd i
while at the home of her son. it". o.
n. Richter of the Post road.
A large number of people attend-
ed the auction sale of household goods
and antiques at the residence of the
late Walter B Reed on Sedgwlck ave-
nue, yesterday afternoon.
The members of the family of l". V.
Cantrell have nearly all have slot roe
several days recently except Mr. Cam
trell and his son Hamid. All are now
much better except the youngelt of
the family. little Clifton. who is Still
quite ill.
t, who was so seriously ill for sev- Nash's pavilion at Compo Beach
°" °’ '1” “my men“ 'hathlng pavilion will be kept
., v' bin-al."..—
v." uthtbel hCarotak Frank
. ~Ei'arl‘ea’l live issues discussed at 3“ Days): r 5 , er
mun; Ward Rally tonight.
The Board of Selectmen held a
; Cm hm “hm“ to report catch. terdsy arternoon. Preparations were
'“ 5; Mo mess of ”smell T“ a“ made for the isnnusl town mastitis
' ' "I" l in “3° East Norwallr ”'5" to be held next Monday afternoon
pestering. ‘ l
t % 1mm” Miller, and sum,
. ' 0 mean-h, of we has: n
MIN Visiting mum n, W mm a employee or. the Less at
, . fl. been their not to sits“
. em at his timers oust.
hill Edison, who for a number of "°’ by m Nev. Mr bass
3! Udell situated on flat Wash- '
3M slider! yesterday in re-
tillorlns shop to West
‘ street. in the second Die
Whit“
m loo-l iii-shah of the lam
Rabbinical“ inst yesterday a!-
taboos 'at as some of firs. lambs
movie! on Wright street. The
‘ leans receives ‘an invitation is as-
WWRiWW-Wgsthsr and aoaidparty at the honest llrs.
' at the East Norwalh Yacht Club W M n W m ram-
" Missal mm a W “em“
district will be in attendancei
will be discussion concerning
: a A”;
Unclaimed letters addressed to the
following are held at the Westport
"um mungoi- Posteflns: ills. to. file. lire. tinsel)
East Norwalh Democrats will M. Langhlln. Mrs. T. Ureson. Dd.
' torootonlglit. amour-rm. ism. mold r Palmer. n. 0. win--
beheld in front of Hefner’s her. it. Drown. Miles Nell
‘ im at eight o'clock. Miss 'Putsford, Mrs. James Smith and
.701uno, nominee for mayor, Dr. M. A. erden.
, ' of the interesting speakers.
Md 3' ”WM “‘5 ”em. The funeral of Mrs. Annlalata Bar
3* "5". °' “1' WIWt" rdllo. aged 33‘ yam. wife ot Jo-nn
ion-relic. was one lit asi- one am in
'iSaugatuck on Sunday afternoon at
“a afgzhgifknof; s: so ocloclt and later at the Church
”Jaw“ of E F ysmllh of Assnni'ptlon on Riverside avonde.
“an“ 'Plln‘nbers working The funeral procession was headed
house resulted in a small bias by the Bridgeport Marine band.
' Burial was in the Catholic Cemetery
porch. The fire was put out “3%“
order with the use of chem- on King *
small blaze at the Wright
on Keyser Place. called the
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Alfred G. southey has received a
notice has the Red Cross society.
' which states that Miss Sarah A. Lee,
his niece. left Petrograd. :Russla. for
2' ford. which sailed severe) weeks ago
. and is due in New You: October!) .
" Miss Lee Joined 9. unit ornsd Cross
nuries and left the United Stilton Inst
} Match. Since thht time she has bsell
in the Russian war zone and has seen
a large part of the world's greatest
war. Miss Lee lsfa' graduate of the
Bridgeport Hospital. Before entering
his and mother-are.
“home of 'Mrs. Samuel
Logan street, has
cisls, _ and held office about 12 years
MW «filthy.- “if! W1
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mm fishes-i m a!“ W“
‘of the details drills endolths oun-
lpalgn. From reports received.
Treasurer George r‘. Bearse of the
Home Bank and Trust Company, who
are) days. is improved, much to the cdoaed last Sunday for the ”a”. The has long been fond of skimming over
0’“! the water in his yacht. is now seen
'sktmmlng about thin in his bow ov
isrland car, as beating days are nur-
ly over.
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lousy wmrbm-y, of the am Bide. mm” mm,“ m m to“ m, m- ummy Wihndifill new is
'Oraaae. deviled a Ford car with a one
iness body. suitable to carry men.
3tols ind materials in thourvice of
the town. by recent vote ostowa "MN *
Miss Ethel Eddy, daughter of in. his. his new intosiar in allots mix
and Mrs. Curtis may. and Jack sca-' he at or his own. and me over as
madam-lbw.
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the
m for a "dry" town are very coir
Idiot that. if their full sue-sill mania
feats itself at the polls. Niles will at
last have the opportunity pl giving the
"dry" policy a trial. it we”. med
not to hold the omir meetings that
had been pMned liar mm M
at the Heights and Friday night at
the center. instead, another assess
will be held by the unllfi churches.
Sunday night. in thii Methodist
church. the restart; of which
'wlll Dd «revel brill! addresses by
laymen—~voters of the town There
Id dumm‘filll lilo hi ”it!!! Hm. ' '
moss Manitoulin!” on if!!!
Monday's election and town meeting—-
although for some years the lattu has
been only a fonllal gathiirlng in ihei
early morning, which hei silliuraei‘
until about a week stems-ills 'i'roln
choosing oilicers. there are nine other
items lnthe call. The second in brain
on the license Wmarane'lhlrd is
to take action on the iSaleotmen‘s re-
port in reference to town property at
Clock's Landing at Noroton. the fourth
' to use lotion on public health ordin-
lance or Park street; the‘ sixth to take
action on ahatlng taxes. and releasing
nncolleotiblé tall liensf the seventh to
act upon the reports of the town—of-
il,clals; the eighth. to act upon the
this country on the steamer EGMPPL annual budget and fix the tan rates
the ninth. to authorise the ablecuiidii
to borrow 325.000 pending the collid-
tion of. taxes, dud the tenth. to iii the
salaries of town odloei'a next year.
.Then. besides, yotei‘il will be expedi-
ed to cast ballots for‘or against the
constitutional. amendment. providing
that members of the General Assemb-
11y be hereafter paid the amount of
her profession she was einploys'd by a...
well known title searcher and is well;
north to fennel- Bridgeport city net-3
their traveling expenses in the State's
servlo'eJt takes a good-slsed car to
(initials all the matter in this year‘s
cell, printed in small type. _ ,
The women oi St. Lukes church
have pieced art'lfllc hand-pfldted posh
[ore about town to 'adver‘t-lse the colon- .
1.? in! littp'lldr add “Didi“ to the glv a; It
idem lends itself-"splendidly
“filth. snail viii-iii
neat-or LO providi a most siting end—
ing for‘this old New England evening!
The first fair held by the Metho-
dist Protestants of the Knights op~
enod Tuesday afternoon. in the dre-
bouse of the flelght'e Company. The
ladies connected with the congregation
had long been busy with preparations
for this event, and than was a good
attmldahce yesterday afternoon and
evening to reward their efforts. The
fair will be continued this afternoon
and evening. and it is expected that
there will be even a better attendance.
The church year closes this week. end-
ing the first yar of the pastorate of
Rev. J. H. Browns, who will leave
* next Wuhesday. for the annual con
ference. which opens that day at Lyn.
brook. Ii 1:, continuing until thb fol-
mg Monday. Mr. Brewer has pro'I-
“ very popular with the people of the
”use“, and with the soldiers at
the Fitch Rolls. and will be cordial”
welcomed, lf.‘ as 'aatlelpatod. the con
‘ riches r‘uioni. sin to that piilor
it}:
Mr. and Mn. Dimer Webb called on
friends in Lewlsboro, Monday.
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William Rolnhardl of TarrytOwn.
spent the week- end with his father on
Railroad avenue.
Mr. and tire. doom it. Jellid sud
hinlly returned duoday from a trio
weeks outing at Fairlield Beach.
d. ,w ,-
Rev. and Mrs; J._C. Wychod, who
have been out of‘tiiwh during the sum-
mer. ire «was home this week.
Miss Deal Durham of Jewett City.
was the guest of lllss Anita Raymond“
on Rillroad avenue over the weelend
Mr. and Ira. inland P danger of
Steward are visiting with Haiti
Ira. William ii. outsell)
street.
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spent several days the-pest wash with
It“. and lira. W N. Jsfilio
saith avails.
Mammal-Mid
Niki Well i loud and
.wlil be 'te Seldlfi the
town election bell ML ,
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In. 1].». was sliver-iii stole
illiil {vii M surprised it“
smmwamubsrmmnem
hora Stamford. They were chosen“
by this. lo. M
Hrs. John T. rancher of Prawn?"
rim is visiting. with her «other.
Mrs. Nonstop Gentry of submits. is.
C. lira. Gentry was formerly ills! Ellii
ma ll‘ancherof-thls town.
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Th! New Canaans will play tlilli 89
the) team. at Beth‘el, neat Semi?
last weenie same was an eleven ill
ning contest, called on account anus;
uses. with the score 1.1.
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dilutes w; J fies-elm and liar-old
dentin! if distilled! wire gniitll of
John K. Palmer. Thomas Cuddyind
Harry L. Benedict at the Whlpb‘o‘rtflll
Mi. like Slscowit. over the woes-
end. »
There was a falnalsed andlels'jd‘e st ;
the concert given in the Town {fill M
the New Canaan Band. Tuesday' ivet’i’
log. for the benefit of the hoipltal
fund. After the wncert. dancld’l w’is
enjoyed until after midnight. 7‘;
ltallan boys and young med herb
throwing chestnuts: about the assets
and hittlil villido'vii'} Ailing uppef 3am
street. Ellhdai} Words brought ill iii
gnment ivhloh finished in a right; Axe
rests which folldwsd concluded with a
trial before Judge 1“. s. Dawless, non;
day. evening. when titles were new
STORE
For Rent
New Occupied by the Drilled
Disease him and Water do.
. Enquire ‘ .
'“i-Cliiiord Hotel
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Edw'did Terrilll of; dram." l‘irlhillhumm “um“
_vmron to the lollaiablve accomplish-
and» itch.
Mi Mlillli Hill
[Willi Milli
locational! From First Paul.)
the movement in various countries, as
well its in the United States, and es-
pecially upon the work being done in
Norwalk.
ill! afldrees more than half the
mdlfiilrl” of the Council present made
remarks upon the subject.
The final speech of the evening was
given by Scout Commissioner Pier!
MacDonald, and was a most interest-
ing. and inspiring address. 3
Ninéwed interest and enthusiasm
fpr til; work in Nor-walk was awaken-
Ed, am! everyone pledged his active
service in the movement.
Acting span a suggestion of Dr. Al--
ion; his Donnell is planning to have a.
Fire, at which the Scout Masters
will provide the dinner for the Council.
together with such other invited
gal-its “as the members may desire. It
s unanimously decided that it would
be very advisable to start troops in
the public ethnols. By doing so. the
boys of the same age would be classed
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Scout Master Douglas Nash was ap-
polhled Deputy Scout Commissioner,;
in which capacity he will aid in con
ducting the Boost Masters' School. and
be a general aid to the Commissioner. 3
The following gentlemen spoke in
reference to the scout movement: Gen-3
eral Frost. Commissioner MacDonald.
DhC. A Harrell-om. Dr. W. J. Trent:
ira T. Chapmanwin. l". Hoyt. Charles
is Hoyt, 3udge John Keogh. siblings
Winchester and lra 0. Gregory i
The following men were in attend-1
slice: General ‘Rueull Frost Commie
sinner Plrle MacDonald, Dr. Bradley.
Or. Dr: Captain Albert Moasman.
earlier-stream: Wm. J. Tracey.
nel itoodner. Chief Pennington C. E.
if part E. Winchester. Wm. P.i
Fall. In '1‘. Hayes, Frank W.- Greg-
ory. George E. Thompson and in o.
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u l‘hsrfollowlng letter was read. and
greatly IWM' ‘
South Norwalk, Conn.
September 29,1915-
D'i’rm minim I Mi not“
slits to attend the deliver this even
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Milli you he‘shilfiv so»: 26:
took so leave m! In .
”mightier alder your mmbmu‘
it than it' was baton. The thinning
oily»! deed trees. and dealing up of
the stones from the baton. was very
“Willi". . . 3
i will: to co and lhls spirit in the
guise it is .ivm dlsplay‘s'd.
docs pillar owners 0! property
it will
genre that they can solely allow
d!“
property. showing that it will not is
injured by such use. and in this way
a wider field oi camp life will be
opened to the boy‘s. it also educates
than to respect the rights of others.
and is in accordance with the spirit of
the Scout Movemellt.
, Very turly yours.
Wis it. NASH.
..issa
Willi” ild’l fill
fidoniinneil dram first Page.)
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At 4 o'clock Mrs. Dalton spoke for
6 short- time on Taiwan entitled“:
in the course of her remains she rei
‘UV‘W
meats oi the Nonsta- men, obietlr
the equal eoardiansbip law and the
Fire Escudo lain“. And pointed to the
foot that this mass they were of-
lecture throughout the state. Mrs.
die hint bar. being ‘litild at Green-
A Woman’s abortion song very ef-
fl—erctlvely from a' hidden allot about
the av. several Selections dur-
in afternoon. ’ »
i "h the generosity of Mr.
James Donneily. victrola ni‘uelc also
added to the general festivity. The
floral decoralione were both artistic
and gorgeous. this being the right
l.
3'!
George W. Stevens. lra T. Chapman.3;
William F Hoyt, Judge Keogh, S‘sm- 3 . -
W! to late alum-Mil ’
mater The property was in .
Efrem condition after you left
tress no enjoy the use of their .
t
Bolton left early in m to attend ,
' ‘1'.” 'm “million.”
..of the, spine. You will never regret
'1 f h‘ A , a, ‘ l
Late modds in one cofdition
taken‘ in exchange for larger cars.
Used Prices right.
Deliverv on R E 08
Starts septembei 25th
DELIVERY ON 130ng Cars
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Our prices ire as low as anybody's prices.
Call. Write or Phone
Our representative will gladly call and see you
about your winter’s supply.
Phone
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WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
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bias and sense Mass in. Court's—Orchestra.
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inimitable Entertainment—recreation In Feed and Service.
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31.50.. “delineation so
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mmfimmm HalfOOld suites hfimgimn: , 7
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Electrical t‘ .
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All" DUNN“
as. W. was He‘ll discs
South Norma
The Sterling Aloft)? Co.
'e ‘~ fir:
aged Goods."~Edwerd A. Head;
Nov: ~lOi-»Wbdlleldiy‘, l D. mid—“Con-
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th. thfllw'i‘iieedhyr'l p. newline Story ‘
. .or Job."—+Mrs. Ids B. Judd.
Dec. 15—:Wedn'eediy. 4 p. ‘m.—80agi
hesitate-mes has a. stern.
nadir—Wellhead“, s p. til.—‘-"Clll‘illi-
drills ol'No'l-‘tliei-‘i‘i “finest—Miss
Vida Hunt Francis, E. L
Feb. 24—Wedn‘eaday. 4 p. in.-A Talk
at the Plasmon “The True Calh-
prahennion of Music." Hr. Vic'-
to Blarl; .‘t hli studio.» 48 Elm
wood avenue. South Norwalk,
March “Awaited“. 4' ft. m.—
Those Who Knobs at Our
Gites.” allies Mary Alliin. '
April millimeters. it p. al.-sitting
Rslnes‘ Daughter." fiendriclt
Hertz..—Mrs. Katherine aBates
Dennett.
May Bf—Wednesday. 4 p iii—Junior
Department Entertainment.
«FOR THE“!
Fail days will shed be with us.
has then you will noes-good
light, and plenty oi it. Why not
have the bane 171W let gas
light? Easy some for the piping
drill fifihf’flh
The? United
decide Light
& Waler Co.
The New Selente
DEFINITION OF DH [RDPRACTID
Chiropractic is the definition or the 7
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same, Diséase‘l's (tallied
by a.w‘r_anoh. twlit or aims in the
back. Even if done in childhood '
it creates pinched nerves and pain la- a
later life in the dlflersnt organs and .2 McEnefly S Sing
. lil-g;0l(iiléfll‘d
linh'l.
. Chiropractors remove the cause at
“ AT THE ARMORY _
Wednesday Eve, Oct. '6, tors}
Fir tAppearaiice i
«lesson and pain. beaten is restored
through harlnonlslng the nerve syl-
loins in your body. Female tram 3
mcervatare
diving :ths Chiropmtor a chance to
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