' iffflai‘éfs"
WW per year, we can
»- donating to the limit or
Whom claims for injuries
manor persons, provided, how-
Jufigbility shall in no event or
,. “refinanced dollars for damages
.fihlaries to any one person. ‘
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as 1230 south ,Drwalk. Conn.
Tessie Evans, of Norwaik, is
it of Mis’s'Rutli Ericson, of 149
; street, Danbury.
Frederick Giorchino, of South
formerly of Danbury, is the
~frleads in that city.
rle and Joseph Ashwell, of
g veheen spending the past
with friends in Danbury.
' ‘ ,convocation of Washington
No. 24, R. A. M.. will be held
W on Wednesday evaning.
G. Weed, of 39 Stuart ave.
tins Professor and Mrs. Ai-
imp at. Saratoga Springs, New
of San Fraiicisco, Cal,
‘ engender a month, returned to
' is morning.
.Mead and family who or.-
tane.“ Hickory- Bluff for
._ _ have returned to their
thth’ avenue, New Canaan.
‘ in, hasresigned his
, .Glifiordflotel. and has
rh-nbutgonmtth Richard w.
“o‘clock", House in New
. Lane and “family have
home in blew York
summer months at
thitheir parents, Dr.
mu.
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:Norwalh .Co‘n-
r, ll. meet tomon
th Mrs ”Onslaught
o‘tziock. -
evtirst, degree
liters wild Sous,
. South Norwalk
e bamft‘ird armory
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V ‘ dollars, protecting the}
“*xfi‘lfl While playing golf. to}
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flora. Golden
fifteen the guest of his brother“
" vhr‘VCircle of King's '
v "t “nu" IN lllls cm
“restinthis-clty..inthe ~7 - ,”
riot Coronor ' ‘ M ‘ . .
In; duatedDemfi
'fifidgeport. Coroner.
redrmany inquests't;T
‘ hXWingly, pop:
7 ‘ .3, S. A.. met the
MOM and the Green-
ll ,‘Coast Artillery
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like: Sunday-School Departments
‘ 'llold Graduation ~ Children Wore
‘ derl‘uly Trained
Yesterday was a decidedly interest-
ing day to the members of the South
jNorwalk Baptist church. In the even-
ing'Raiiy Day exercises. most suc-
cessful, were held. One of the largest
congregations on record was in attend-
ance. about 300 people taking part in
the affair. The entertainment took the»
former a rally day express train,, and
railroad terms were in popular favor.
.Those in (marge: Train Dispatcher—
'Leland Leppert; Conductor—~Harry
Fancher; Engineer—Walter Foster;
Fireman—Herbert Hirst, Brakemen—
‘Mark Candee. Myron Ailing and Ed-;
jward Ainiey. The program followed?
out: ‘
. Prelude—0n
‘—Sullivan.
Responsive reading by superinten-
dent.
Prayer by pastor.
Offertory—vA Song of Hope—Wm. E..
Asmall.
Oi‘fertory SoloflTenting Tonight—-
with carpet and violin accompaniment,
Song by Beginners’ Department.
Train Dispatches, orders to Conduct-
ward Christian Soldiers
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‘ Song by Primary Department.
Train Dispatches, orders to Engineer
. and Fireman.
} Song by Junior Department.
! Graduation exercises of the Junior,
Primary, and Beginners’ Department.
Presentation of diplomas.
Even Song. ’
Postiude-«l. P. Ropartz.
. The regular graduating exercises of
three Sunday school departments ware
Iheld These were in charge of: Begin-
‘ers department—Supt. Miss Fannie
l Mitchell: ‘Junlor doparment~Miss liel-
‘en Finch, Primary Department—~Mrs.
lRobert Homer.
i The presentation of diplomas was
fmade" by Rev. Lyman Hartley, pastor
lot‘ the Washington Heights Presbyter-
‘ian Church, whose address to .the
children was bright and interesting. .
Special and commendatory mention
is due the remarkable training of the
mounting pupils by their teachers.
Questions werei‘asked the graduates
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ers and the thoroughness of the child-
ren‘s'ltr'nlntng proved a revelation. ,
union uuu u 1.
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John Grady. William Mayreilc and
liomas Meehan. three-K Stamford
young ;men‘ were arrested about 1
o'clock Sunday morning by Officer
John H."Smith. Grady. charged with
drunkeness, Awasriined $7.65. iMeehan.
charged with breach of the peace.~was
fined $7.65.
drunkeness and 'dcstr‘éying ”public
vParish will be given an opportunity
befor‘e‘tho members of the congroga- -
Mayrelio, ‘charged with-
HOflDAY, OCT. n, 3915
mount Wm
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Ir. Ii. Ohm ilas Rib frac-
Nastlfltberslere Sight”
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‘Dr. William Oilayos, of Riverside
avenue. Westport, bad one rib frae
lision in Long island Sound off Fish-
the schooner «Samuel S. Thorp of Perth
cm in their sides above the water'
in ’
tiff'flillii’s lillllll
On or about November 10th, 1890,
ed well to the rector to appoint the
Both Bodiyhauged-~Psmsgors
religious observance of the twenty-’
ebrant at the 10:30 service on that 39" 0" the 3” State steamer T911995“
tary of the House of Bishops, will
Christ Church, Greenwich. will be the
to a special Thank offering to be pro-5
Steamers Hear 8. O. 8. Calls.
mittee of laymen, of which Mayorl
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ground was broken for Grace Episro liar Tm Crashes m
pal Church. -For this reason, it seem-; m s I s. n
Sunday within the octave of All Saints
-~the 7th of November, that is. for the
3 Transferred
fifth anniversary of the parish. The -—- .
Bishop of the Diobose will be the cel; NEW DON—DON. ~.Oct. ll.—Passeu-
day; Dr. Samuel ‘Hal‘l, Dean 01 the 389, “N tmsifermd at sea to the;
Berkeley Divinity School and Secre- steamer Concord 0! the Colonial line:
preach the morning sermon: and the
Rev. M. George Thompson. rector of.
preacher at the afternoon service. The ’
usual All Saints offering will give way{1
sented on this Sunday. This particu-
lar matter is in thevhands of a com
Harstrbm is chairman and within the;
month everybody identified with the;
several sound steamers respondedé
The Concord was the first to reach:
her and it was deemed advisable to;
transfer the passengers,
to have part and lot in the sacrifice
frightened. The sea was calm at the
day, the 10th of November, a parish
reception will be held in the Parish
Hall.
MISS W00llWlRD’S
WEDDING PQSlPllNED‘
The Processlonai Cross.
) Among the memorials to be blessed
on All Saints' and used for the first
time on the day of our twenty—fifth
anniversary, is a processional cross in
memory of Sophie Belts Brooke, the
gift of her husband, Stanley Brooke. A
procession round the church of the
choir and clergy. at the beginning and
close of the service. is a modern re-
vival of an ancient custom that has
very generally commended itself to
the popular taste. The cross home
before the procession has a signifi-
cance similar to that of the flag car-
ried at the head of a regiment of sol-
diers. and without doubt we shall all
henceforward sing with fuller mean.
ing:—— ' ‘
"Onward. Christian soldiers,
Marching as to war.
With the Cross of Jesus;
Going on before!"
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According to word received in this
city. the wedding of Miss Mary Wood-j
ward who resided at 56 West streetp
downtown, which was scheduled toi
take place 'this month in San Fran"
cisco, Cal..‘waa not performed as plan'-
ned. Miss Woodward. it is said, was to
have been married to Ralph Clark, of;
Cornwall, bl. Y. Mrs. E. J. Sims. acting
as chaperon. accompanied Miss Wood-
ward to the Pacific coast It is said
both are now on their way home. and
the wedding did not take placeb'riends
in this city today refused to discuss
the matter, referring all requests for
information to Miss Woodward, upon
her return here. ,
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: annotate. Conn" Oct. ll.--The elec-
tric power house supply light for the
Sanford school ‘at Redding Ridge 'and
a largo bath adoining were destroyed
by are early today. with a loss‘esti-
mated at about $6,000. The fire start-
ed. in the power house "and spread to
the barn, whichwas only twenty fsefii
from the school buildings. The. stu-
dents and people from neighbor-ink ,
farms succeeded in saving the school 3“. “19 Mk1}- themlime WW“? for
and another large barn. D. S. slnrdrd‘l‘me “0‘ being a serious explosion. "
owns the property.’ The loss is partly
covered by insurance. .
the gasoline pipe in Arthur, Morrison’s
automobilesprung a leak. and “a back-
fire started a lively blue. The accident
scoured near the vicinity of Nash cor
nor. Westport. The car is badly dour
aged. The magneto is. destroyed-tho
wiring allgono, and the woodwork
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TWENTY new rsueenones. »
.m-
lnstalled in Norwallt Since the Last
Issue of the Directory.
.., Following is a listvof‘ new telephones
that have been installed since the is-
suing or the last list. Cut thiqout and
paste in the back, of your directory.
SANDS 0F AUSTRO- ‘
GERMAN TROOPS
. ‘ ‘IN SERBIA
PARIS, Oct, 11,935 a. m..-——
One hundred and fifty thousand
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in ctlon. He is v- , . . . A'ustro-German tree )5 have .
lectures to 5:... mailed). was fined 312‘ crossed the Save amid Danube Subscriber ‘ T“ M'
e three young men attended a . .~ . ~ .-,. .. David 31,. ham
: ‘ ‘ ; Rivers into Serbia, according to p. . ...
downtown dance Saturday night. On re 0” .n d' l t" . fl t WestsldesAveWDarien .- .1135.”
’ ' their way to the station Mayrell'o p » S l 1]) outs ‘C “re es _a J35. W. Clancey g '
msdge's summoning; _ , » Athens. These troops, the dis- '
With that of MI‘BISp‘laytully broke all _ of the electric patch states, were stopped by. 4 Cottage St. E. N 743.4
,1“ Main 81;. light globes under the Monroe street Serbian artillery before they Edw. J. Connolly. .
about 5 p, m.. aéibrldge' When they gamed ”‘9 9“" could penetrate beyond the bor- Tam" P 1' 118“
dCove road. Bothlmm they threw a stone at Oincar tier, it‘ is asserted, and‘Bclgrade Mrs. Ella S. Faulds, _
damaged, but figJohn H. Smith, who was on his way '15- the only point at which they 25 Belden Ave, N. _, , 116-3
'sustains«intermin-5‘o ”me“ Grady and M9911“ 301" have gained a foothold on Ser- D" m-‘S*‘G'°8°‘V' .
' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ nowiedged hefo‘te‘ Judge George ”H bum soil. .. l ‘ 9 Unioni’ark, 'Nr 453-9
.Voshllrsh. this morning, that they 21,311 Germans in Athensarc credited OwennKindilien, 5 .,
Jews from No, been in trouble in Stamford on me with having circulated a‘ report 16° w‘m 5’" 1114-5
, attended the. virtue occasions. . that the Entente Allies had been “6 “WSW . ~ , .
estre.*l3ridge- ., ,. . ‘ ‘ y . y . unable toéend a sufficient. force. ~~102~10iWashington St. » .473“
black. editor? TROOPS new: AT commas. to help .serbia, land had re. Hive-usertn. ~ g
"ow (of New yofk‘GUAYMAS, Men, Oct. 10 (by Wireless honored the expedition. but the “New" . -217-5
New York, comm San Diego, Oct; 11)’.—1A militarylforwarding .~ of Anglo-French A' 3°" Msikin.
mugged mat-{tram arrived here today with four: troops from- Saloniki continues 1‘ Em?“ Ave. N' 162°
' cs, 5nd the‘pieces of artillery, two machine guns uninterruptedly. , L' 3- Marcus. x.\ _
' hares; of and about 1,000 Villa troops; Advices The Hovas corres o'ndent says, 17 “We 5“ _ . 7394
at“ to better from Topolobampo report'the arrival crytically;\“the i‘mpo not: of the A' N'. M033“: _ ., .
Wu Zions thereof the Carranaasteamer Kori-l. expeditionary corps surpasses the P 2339““ P1" ‘7' N. 15.9“.
,cénfmuw gas .1!» with 200' Carranza troops numbers. given hitherto.”__“ airfil'lrlgmt ‘: _
games o”: aboard. The arrivaicf, the gunboat u .. . --r- . . . g 9,. a“ i: . I, 344
.' A, _,'Guerrero was momentarily expected. ~BR~ITISH .CAS‘UALTIES‘ " , , RusselllPattersonL ' ‘
« ., .. , ., .7 . a- a _. . moss WEEKEaipoo serum. _ 121812»
5"- . LONDON, 30cc“; 10:55 am. PM“ H WWW . :
- Hush "casualties ~ reported . F191”? ‘ . ' g .1932-14 -
since‘~IQct.,I anicunt’t "re than vmwém‘me‘j‘mif ‘ ’ " ‘ .
£1,000.3The? wveeltven‘d. density? ~W‘1i‘glg = 975 ,
, , list publishedjtiidayagivesrzm of- 95539119“- ‘ ‘ g '
_ . ‘ ‘ . g t y ,. _ificers: and 1- 4.300 mén. wThis J3 46f59?‘“3”s" ' 1491*)
a is: eposit‘bou in our.‘-aref and ,‘ ‘ brin 5 up the'totai "casualties Jame? :‘(Sm911tii ‘ .
“I l. you‘have. absolute privacy; as, . published in thelg‘ndon papers 159,80. Mamet. 16122.1 _
. - A; saucethe“firstf‘ot‘~ihe to. H181 W“ 8'5: ‘ “1571.3“
98! officers’ah Wm-H-‘Swthe 393.1 . , ' " -
' “ . p.207 ammunition st. ” ass-1'2.-
” ~E Lilli Tribal ‘ ” ‘ ' ‘ p I ‘ '"T‘;
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" g, loosen
late Saturda nl ht,'f ll .1
y g ° owing 3 00‘ iWolte of Cross Highway, skidded and
er’s island between the Tennessee and late yesterday. In the car with Miss
,Amboy. N. .l. Both vessels had holes Townsend
Staples High School and Miss Pauline
Ends of Patchogue, L 1.
Ti Tun set t ll other
18 e esses n on w re ess , -
,though Mr. Townsend w
1119333593 “31““! of the accident. “‘1' scratched about the face as slightly
who were?ward
’speed when Miss Wolfe twisted the
of praise and thanksgiving with which ‘ .
it is proposed to hollow the day 'an. ‘llme End the transfer was eflectedisteeflng wheel quickly ‘0 avald an
ing the week probably on Wednes- without special incident, obstacle in the road with the result
' that the car skidded completely
the fact that the top on the machine
, av
ions.
Garage late last evening.
l Dr. J. J. Nolan attended Dr Ol-
’ study."
uuufituisu's tut
lotto it Hit
* it? _ ‘
While returning with a party from .
midseport about midnight Saturday. »
and upholsteriug badly ‘charred."Tho '
fact that more who“ very little gasoline .
tured and was badly bruised about
the body when a Dodge touring car.
owned and driven by Miss Elizabeth
turned over at Unnwailer’s corner
Wolfe and Dr. Ollayos were Irving
assistant principal of
None of the
occupants were injured at-
Cll' Turns Turtle.
The machine was proceeding to-
3 Bridgeport at a fair rate of
around and turned “turtle. But for
was up at the time. the accident would
9 proved a great deal more seri-
The car was very badly smash-
ed and was towed to the Westport
layos. who is a prominent dentist in
town, having succeeded the late Dr.
J. H. McArdle. Dr. Oilayos was re-
ported to be resting comfortably at a
late hour last night.
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“Diplomacy." remarked the ob
servant person, "requires thorough
”ch,’.‘ replied Senator Sorghum.
“in order to be a. good diplomat
you've got to know all the facts in or-
der to avoid saying anything which
might laadto their discovery."-—-Wash-
ington star;
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