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arm’s plums tell this way. It was VW.”
. common talk that Percy Sharron wasI )
to be made auditor, but a man from; “(WESTPO‘ {T .
‘ ‘ another Ward captured the job.
I" Work is progressing rapidly on thol 5‘ AND
moment of Rowayton avenue for:
which money was appropriated some‘ >SAU GATUCK
‘7 .wnllr.’
_ lot; of New York.
V . hasbeen quarantined.
1" nearly to the school house. The ave-’
EAST NoRWALE
NEWS
Fred Brundage, a carpenter, has so— 900 A year.
and a position in Bridgeport.
? lira E. Richter. who has been spend-
“ward Smith, of Seaview avenue, in; i week 3'- the home of her son.
is having an attractive addition emct- Rev G- 13- Richter, on the Post road.
all on his veranda. r domed to her home 8'- Ridgewood, N.
‘J. L041].
m Allen has joined the force
a hitch Brothers' oyster house in “'3 Virginia Willmott has assumed
Port Chester, N. Y. her duties as librarian at the Free
”my and [now only spends the mom.
To the tormer Captain Roberts phloem
In 1 south Osborne avenue, a large 3“" lacuna.
wands is being added by Frank Rob-
03. .
Th. Ladies' Aid Society of the Moth-I
odist Church will most this dtsrnooml
Irving 0 Robertson East Side coun- T“ "m8 at the Iocleo are my
cihao. was appointed Charity Coul- “‘5 preparations for the fair. which
Bilbao at last night's fleeting (1 tbs the, “'9 to W“ “01'“!- I
council.
. “I“ Woullnk. with his mother,
The pastor, Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, who h.” been in “9 0“" 3“ "Um
will this evening lead in the regular m”. ”9°" ‘0 W “l9 Winter hero
arching prayer service at the East mm “‘9" 5m" the lll'olll'ietreos of the
merino M. at Church Chick Inn teams: on the Post Road.
Harry Wright, Charles Staples, and indications “6 U-llt there Will be
Mas Riley, of the East Side. mot» “'0 “8W llind of I stormy time at to
as! today to tDanbury. where they “gm-5 ‘0'" “Runs for there she to
plan to attend the Fair ”0 "'0 of them The first at s will
- like no the matter of widening the
The annual meeting at the Tithlng “3W 99"“le fold 0n Noroton avo-
illaas of the East Not-walk Advent nue, which h” been begun, from 14
We Church will be held this ev- ‘0 "5 loci end the plan is likely to
going. There will be election of oiii- "'9“ "“11 some opposition The ad-
” and annual reports. loomed annual town meeting will fol-1
—-—- low. “d Dronably result in more ver-
Representatives of the local Advent 1"“ fireworks. The?! 1310 be an attack
church will attend the Advent Coo- °" "“9 budget H is said in that-open:
houses which next week October 1: CW“ out some of the appropriations,
and 13 will be held in aprinsneid. “I“! reducing the budget and mailing
The “port «legato h 8. W. it possible to get by without incrsat'
mV' . in; the tax-rate to as high a figure as .
recommended by the Board of Finance
~13 mills it is sold thatth.
priatlon for the districc‘ini
one o! the subjects or attack, so this
ROWAYTON ‘ LS may bring §0ut some of the women.
who have the right to vote on school
-.‘ ; .VI matters. songsdl’ which enter into the
budget. especially those who are main-
bers of the Civic League, as this is one
of the leagues favorite projects The
ashrias 0! (ho sdectmso lor‘ pasta
. yesrmuwhichthsll‘lnsnceiiosrdrcc
. ~ ' ommepds a substantial reduction, will
”I. and Mrs F. W. McKendrie. of flu) produce much diacugs’lom Then
. iowsyton avenue, have been entertain there is the “wing of disposing of
log, Mrs. Florence Roscoe Potter Tay- the town property, at Clark's Landing.
i'i‘hon the browned health ordinance
‘wlllalaombably beoppos‘od b‘ythat
no little daughter of .Mrs. Julia 13W'l'e 91mg“; of the town
' Connors is ill at the liome or Mrs. men prefer. to have the privilege o!
‘ Pam, McKinley street, and the bolus ”mg-1°” “a mug. on illusor-
‘ face of the ground rather than to con-
stt'u t uitabl drains
Iowayton Republicans were dlflD‘; c s e
pointed that none of Mayor Rani
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fir. and Mrs Frederick Purdy, oi
, Iovrayton avenue, have been enter.
hiding Mrs. Rose Dates. of West Nor-
has ago. The improvement starts
m the house occupied by Mr. andl
Ins. Clifford Cutbill and extends
iv.
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air“ is El“ 4'
Deputy Sherlif Perry \served at the
Superior Court in Bridgeport yester~
also will be much improved and will day.
eliminate a dangerousvtum which has
Isolated tor a long time.
Kenneth Doers o‘ferght street, has
,rotoraed from a. visit with friends in
_ New York.
Constable Cesare Mills is reQnsd
Judge Samuel A. Partly or Main
smut. wash visitor in Brldsepor:
yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor of
Brooklyn, have been the guests or
Mrs. Taylor’s parents, Mr. and M'.rs_ A.
VG. Tovey of Lincoln street.
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Hundreds of local people are plan
ping to attend the Dapbury Fair to
. . marrow.. Automobiles are to run from
m wedding of Mm Rhoda Miriam the Hotel VSVuuare at 8 o'clock every
V will be solemnized iii the Con- WM , ,
tlonal church. Saturday, at 7p.
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V I nerd Basketball
taste will organise the Staples High
at work on the Darien Review,
lessee of this automobile owners are
I 'greatly pleased.
,Wakemen, Welford G. Lewis and no
but Mills each appeared and posted
:publican candidates were endorsed by
’ again abloto. be out.
‘- ' the lit. E. churchlbsid s mootioglnm
' :ézillc “legulatsr at the KiInVVgIV street .
ontherbtour. . V ‘
.end with. Miss Ella heparin: or
' _ next MdndayV- evenio
mu SOUTH mawann gratings comm
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lclecud to serve another year. 'Mrs.'son. who have been spending the
Mauanovich is keenly interested in summer months with Mrs. Dayton’s
school work and is a most valuable ad- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank (sister
dition. Daniel Forger is Hal-113. Sher on Richmond returned to New
wood’s representative of the laboring Yogi this weer? V 4
class and John McCormick is atarm- __ V » e' .- 1"” - ‘
er with a general knowledge of the lo‘ DR. Au.“ APPOINTED.
cal schools.
Made Post S'urEeDn to Pass on Military
Exeinptiona.
Dr. L M. AllenIhasIbeen appointed a
post surgeon by Adjutant General Dale
of the C. N. G. to determine exemp
tions tron). military duty because of
disability. according to the stIsndard
prescribed by thii surgeon general oi
the C. N. G. All persons in this vicin-
ity desiring to be declared exempt
from military service must appear bo-
lore Dr. English and undergo ills re
suited physical tests.
'Under the orders issued by General
The newly elected constables were
busy yesterday getting together their
necessary equipment, including keys
for the town lock—up, macles, badges,
etc. The retiring constables were eager
to sell and the new officers got some
bargains. Former Constable Sturgee'
chains, twistera, handcuiis, billy and
badge were purchased by Clerk Kirk.
Sturges. on account of his “night
wor ” with automobiiists, was the
most widely advertised constable in
the state. His name is known to hun-
dreds of automobile drivers and he
was the most talked of man in bun- Cole, all made citinens ct thiostate be-
drsds of garages for aerosol weeks. lines the ages or aigbmen and forty-
None of the new constabulory has oar‘ ilIs yearn. desiring exemption from
pressed a willingness to tabs up military duty byrlsssonot mental or
Sturges’ position on the road and be- physical disability. must report to a
post am tor nomination. and it
”and to be camp! will be furnished
with a certificate or exemption, to he
died by them with the solcctmen of
the town in' which they are liable to
he enrolled as subicct to military sen
vice. ‘ ‘ . '
Those who are exempted by post
surgeons in any year since 1888. and
the disability classed as permanent,
Several newly elected oucers quil-
tied for their respective oillcos baton
Town Clerk Blrgo yesterday. The
Board of Selectmen. including. Austin
the necessary bond. Constables Clark,
Kirk. Paul Schulz and Georse Mill- and who are now living in the same
were "0'11 Ind 90!!“ a bow $100“ Itown in which their disability was do
each. Constables Thomas White David Van“; will not be mug,“ to be ex
Silvermap and John Rippe‘ were to ,smined again unless 3,, order of the
“a!" ‘0‘”. WWW 3- 0""""°- moon general Those who neglect
town treasurer, and Hell?! Parks, fill' Ito illo their ccrtiilcates of exemption
dltor, also took the oath before Town' with the selectmep bolero broary
Clerk Bil-go. Other ofloers have one I1, ”a, m" be Wired ”on the
month in “bid! '0 0‘1”"! The 3“ Iboneilt of such exemption for the one
candidates for constables were elected. year.
contrary to a report in these columns
on Monday. Usually there are eight
Icandldates, the one with‘ the lowestI
vote being ousted. but two of the lie-l
CONNECYIOUT PATENTD.
The following were issued October b.
“15; list furnished from oflics of A.
M. Wooster. ‘ solicitor of patents,
' ing at that point. Coroner Phelan desw
Ifhad adopted his spirits. When he be-
mmenmma
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side. throwing Costello from his seat.
He died a few minutes later at St. .
Vincent's hospital, Bridgeport, from a '
compound commiuuted fracture of the;
skull, together with other injuries. i
Experienced Chauiiour.
The fact that Moshier is an exper-
ienced 'chauifeur. having driven the‘
0: Hill turn at least 5 times previous‘
to the accident, is considered by the".
coroner as audicient evidence that he:
knew the danger which attends s'peed-1 '
DAYS
To
cribee his handling of the car as
“regrettably inconsiderate disregard
of human life and safety in violation!
of the law. ~ 'I '
The three others In the party were
Arthur Lucier, chauifeur for Dr. Caro. i
W. Osborne who took the car with-
out Mission. James W. Resrdm
and Raymond Ely. Copies of the con;
onor’s finding have been forwarded to‘
the prosecuting authorities for nation.!
loshlsr remains at St. Vincent's
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MATINEES AT zziVs—EVENINGS AT 8:15'
POSITIVELY
THE GREATEST OF ALL MODERN SPECTACLES
of a NAT IO
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hospital, where he is recovering from'
painful injuries.
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GET YOUR SEATS TODAY
EIGTHEEN THOUSAND MEN AND THREE TVHOUISL
AND HORSES -
SPECTACULAR BATTLE SCENES
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liberaand unvaried occupation to uni
atmosphere of helpful companionship.
His incessant labor alone in the White
House during the period of mourning
Bridgeport Paper's Said: f
THE TELEGRAM
“The Greatest Historical D rams Ever Produced."
not only because of the personal liiip-1 THE FARMER
places or. the fraident, but because “I“ Greatness Beggars Ad equate Description."
it meant a change from a life of lone- THE POST -
"The Most Impressive Production Ever Seen Herc.”
THE STANDARD
“A Splendid Production None Should Miss Seeing.”
the Democrats thereby leaving only
six candidates. The standard was mist}
interned in the matter and PI!!!
Schuls's election is perfectlyIlegal. ~ .
Bridgeport, Conn:
Aland Abt, Bridgeport, corset.
Alsaaudtn’ McN’ab, Bridgeport, boll-
er simulator. - i»
tor stamping machine.
W 1- mm " ‘
sat compilation coalii
allhe‘rtWV "OW"
Wampum V “far: (”I
Is». .4
a
cam
{ r and Mrs. Bimchstbsnhyd ‘
.... n52 “l““ilfl‘lfil‘tbvl
Several local men have found orn-V V
ploymrnt inf the itacmries in Spring:
dale
lira. odor-ii worst or Railroad
avenue has been unite ill for the past .
wedk.
; . i" l' - . . .. t
John Davidson tandttamlly ‘areanow .
occupying their residence on, Rich-
mond Hill.
'.t
"hotelier. 3..
Lamb. New Britain (2T
toaster; losiahaver.
. John "11‘ Crowley.
mi '-
at! mystic. Middletcwp. rubber
shoe (mil) '
Mr. and Mrs. chsrlerrsrsstlno are?
now furnishing .the music at: that
Suburban Theatre.
IANK CASH!!!" BENTENCED.
'John Dliss. who has been coulnod
NW YORK. Oct. t—dlenry 0. Half.
to his home for several weeks is
iicsa Cop yacht Maddie. was :s;
Socia tensed to five yosrsi lmprhloamea
The Home Missionary y a! tho‘irsderal human-y at Atlanta.
alter pleadinl unlit! 0! making a [also
report of the condition of the National
Bank of blip. L. 1.. of which he was
cashier. its! was indicted more than
:s year ago other national bank exam-
hers had discovered a shortage wot
i 106.000 is his amounts -
domes Leelle,’of New Yorkgsppt :. w . v. , .
HUVVNTBR AT WESLEYAN
the week-end at the home of unpaid VV WN. Oct: 7. -—-Wi‘iliam A.
m or New Haven was Wed
3- ' "Iaaesachot‘nlswweyaauivsrrlh
. .tMiss. Margaret Bonn? and Miss track team. it was announced last
Km” m n ht. Charles Carlson. who has
new“? “a s the week was coach 0! the basketball team tor
the lecture room..ITl‘losday afternoon.
was his Davidson and Howard
Brown spent- Sunday at the home of
Mr.- and one. Cease Light or Stam-
lord.
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Bridgeport. pointed
namcd. .. ,
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WOMAN DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE
' DEAD.
SPOKANE. Wash, Oct. 7.-_-—Mrs.
~ilis successor has not bacilli.
a
Mrs. Leland Booger (formerly Miss
Radiator) now residing in Stamford,
has been confined to VItho Stamford
hospital the past week. '
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The first meeting 9.! “hell. D. sew-
lug Club will be held at the home of
Miss Helen Dayton d on Edyt‘stVreth
Democratic National Convention in
1918, at Baltimore. and the first woman
mm to a convention of that party.
dip?! hope yesterday. altered illness
=Illrs- Wilbur; Rolf" "and Mt at of more th'anVViVVia year. ,
’ new TOBPEDQ DESTROYERS.
' V‘ . WASHINCI‘ON; Oct. '..'I.- ~Dids open-
by the Navy nopartment (or six
luau to take a renewed interest in peIrV
its]? a change for the better in his
nhwsrd J. Msddas. Bridseport. lot- .
Beacon Falls, V
son of “Hank" Hal. skipper of Amor-1
a: number or years. will not be M: toe the Ma’nstle
\iF
May Arkwright Hutton, delegate to the : . .
issue boat destroylfl. where do? .
'lw'ought proposals “11mm . ' -
.THREE DAYS MORE”
saun- his friends hotedimmed-I'
DAILY
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1 Mrs. Gait is regarded as a woman - - EVENING PRICES
of rare beauty and charm. Those who 25. 50 A Few Chmce
so knows her best predicted today 75.. 5}. Seats At V5.2
tsbewosldhaasthenmtl‘sdy
the land. a popular hostess as well
a comfortand martin normativ-
.i-z'ti -iu
f GOOD SEATS am son 'A
Bargain Matiilees
One Thousand at 25c V
Twelve Hundred at set:
One Thousand at 5915
LL PERFORMANCES
ntiin his daily work: Mrs. Galt‘is
laboutiitiyasn iotsage. yestbtul iu‘sp- 3-
n .V
HI '1 .,., a... ..
-,l i v
or monsoon who died: eight} '
sight as. was sari-id in nasal
that she was Miss Edith Dolln
it... era‘Wytbovllls. Vs.
puaroauancs posrr ITIVELY eardrum IN
. EVERY Damn. .... .
Dal‘gaih' satires racer :o'IIfI' ,
'r'. ur
“(“03 J. 541’ 'JO ems; .
' '.’:.‘- :1.
r Her father was Willhm Minna
ito House or in the brilevelcct’s
’home, has not been decided but the
probabilities are that the ceremony
will be within a fowfiweeks at the
residence or Mrs. Gait. and that it will ‘
be private.
Probably the first public appearance
for the President and Mrs Gait wlil no
at the world’s serics'bssoball game in
Philadelphia on Batorday. Mrs. Gait
is loud or athletics, rides horseback
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY on
:lawyer of distinction. = Lute models: in fine rotation .
:Zlustvwhen the wedding will trite min exchangelor larger-coin.
and whether it will be in the . Prices right.
DeliVerv (in R E O S
Starts September 25th
Dodge; Cars
SJ . BENEDICT .
AGENT FOR REOSVVAND DODGE
73 NORTH MAIN
SOUTH NORW.
occasionally. and ‘leays golf. ”she is
interested as well in literary and char-
itshle pursuits. T. ' ‘
CAWIINV'S IQVDYI-I; ‘FVIOUND.
w—fl—r (1‘
That of Brownstone's (Mommandcr
Plotted u, asset Iii: Harbor. é
NEW HAVEN, Oct" {Ml—Tho body
or Captain Willilm_.A..P,W0 of Port-
land. Conn. iii-stei- «or the ill-fated
schooner Brow‘n‘sbono. which went.
down in seven fathom if water. oil V
terday aftemo'on floating in the horn
no. it masthead» iron: ml
“MAYWEEPIWNMI
Quinnipiac avenue, of the oyster boat-
Mildred The
aboard t caused i .
it old id'helleved hero to; be the inflict
or ClfillV War veteran in Connecticut.
" t his ho o
.Pbsitivciy 'Ci‘ei
Order Now at Summer Prices
:59“ prices etc as low all £11?de 1' Pm“
Cali, Write or Phone
Our W will gladly call and see- you ~
about your winter’ a supply. ’
its 8: VGans+
on
From A Goal 1
Pocket is
Phone
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SEYMOUR METAL WORK Rs I
SEYMOUR, Oct. 7.—About_ 5 mcnzI‘
employed by the -H. A. Matthews: Mtg.
00:. makers of metal goods,
yeI§terday for a ten per cant. i
Jill vases. and a blindin- wees.
H ‘ men say that while they
.. Working 01in 55 hours it is at-a con--
?. Itinosiice ot the summer soiled
crease .3
The ,.
_ now 3:
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