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Sewer. of Fort street, yester-
ontertained his brother, a Den-
_ barber. ”J
Gilliam M. . Decker, of Oyster Bay,
3 visiting h' son, Capt. Roy Decker,
l” avail zsot’ street.
,/Ir. and Mrs. Clarence Parsons, of
.Alllngion, Conn, spent the weekend
with relatives on the East Side.
John Richards and William Stev-
nl. of this lace, spent yesterday on a
Mrs trip in New York city.
‘ “Tonight at 7:30 o’clock, the regular
weekly meeting of the members of San-
qln Circle, ‘Camp Fire Girls, will be
The regular business meeting of the
’13“!!! District Commissioners will he
held this evening in the pint on Bay-
Ihw Place.
Charles Tobey and Edward Tobey,
"fir. have secured positions with the
Pouch Brothers’ Oyster Company, in
Port Chester, N. Y.
It. and Mrs. Lester Roberts and
III. and Mrs. Fred Fey were the
. ‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferris,
S! Broad River, yesterday.
Rev. Mr. Lawson. of Darlen, and
‘ “Rev. Mr. Jackson, of Rownyton, of-
, ”led at the two services in the East
fimuo M. E. Church, last evening.
, William Tobey and Horace Allen, of
lhe East Side, who are employed by
.l . Rho Pouch Brothers‘ Company, Port
”mm. spent the week-end at their
Ms hero.
Judge John ll. high! was the speak-
' -_ at, yesterday noon, before the mem-
‘ “I of the‘lll‘riendshlp Class of the
m Avenue M. E. Church. “Christ on
his Ontor" was his subject.
‘ It the next district meeting the up
own water consumers on. the out
all!!! will again take up their light
against the alleged ashorhitant rates
Paulie First District Commissioners.
jfl'hc H. E. Bissell accountants. at
m on the Third District books, are “
was excellent progress. and their
tout will be completed for the next
district ‘ meeting,‘ November 6. Hr.
M «is a Norwalk man, residing on
MR! avenue.
E ,
- ‘g'hedlanford family. of the Second
XM' have removed to 265 East are-
Mlchaei Shay and family have
‘ ' from Betta Place to Pleasant
“1. Polish and family have re-
, from First street memory
Word. "l‘he Archer family have
' oil from Osborne avenue to the
”and District.
firs. Walter Boughton, of Danblll‘y,
wished relatives on Saturday.
ermnn Feislhg, of New York, has
visiting friends in town.
ass Olive Leighton ,0: Brooklyn,
filial-the week-end WEI-tends in
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airs. Ben Albrecht entertained her
him“ Scott, oli- ll’hlladelph‘a,
hand with his patents, as:
field, in Highland avenue, Ed by Johnvway. The am of the cow agreed
. ll. Sher-er. The other will be at them settle for damages; according to the
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The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Baptist. church resumed their meet;
lugs Wem‘ip afternoon for 1116‘ “mm“ mm“ “med Louise Meieel‘dmw. Like order-5:37am received fori
winter months.
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John )1me the demons tenor,
who resides a ll‘okeneke, will give one
of the first concerts of the season at
Waterbury, Conn, within the near
future.
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Miss Eva thither, of Raymond
street, ‘eft last week for Lakewood,
N. J., where she will manage a board-
ing place. She expects to return in
the spring and open up her place on
the west side.
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The Rowayilon Flower club expects.
to make a shipment of fruit and vege- isetts.
tables to Five Points Mission in New
York City, on “Wednesday morning. If
anyone having“nnythlng to contribute
will notify either Rev. H. E. Anderson
at Rev E. S. Jackson. it will he called
for on 'l‘uesdsy afternoon.
“PM
Russeii Griswold. of Rowayton ave.-
nue, who has lieen playing in various
New York theatrical productions for
the past sever-ill years, has gone into
the moving picture business and is
with the nuisance: Film Company
of New Rochelle, N. Y. Local people
are anxiously‘i‘lwaiting Mr. Griswold’s
appearance on‘the semen.
lpm. .
Word has been received here of the
marriage recently of Morrison litlllchy.
son of Mrs. Ellis Dnuchy, of Rowsyton
avenue, and formerly of this place.
where he is well known. but now of
Dallas, 'llexas. to a young lady of that
city. Mr. Daulplly is employed ill an
automobile factory in' Dallas. Further
details of the event could not be
learned.
James A. Nilctte, field secretary of
the Connecticut Temperance Union,
gave an address at the Rowayton
Methodist Episcopal Church, last
evening, on the want which is being
done for the cause of temperance in
line state. He is organising the move,
ment in Fairilibld County, and will;
melting.
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null b: at l’oe home ci‘ Harry E. Sco-
home of Mrs. Thomas Darling, of West
Side avenue, led by C. D. Albrecht.
All in the vicinity of these homes are
invited to be present.
.‘wssr
NORWALK .
last Sunday.
became frightened by a'cowj
biggdl tun from at; finesse“; iii; goes 3
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Treport. The automobile headlight and
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radiator werefim...
i Flollowmg orders from the War De-
tpertinent red and green box lights are.‘
:being Dhéod ,on the Bridge istreet
ébride ln‘sangalgelr. The work .is be}
:5”: done 'by theme {eliciting an or~§
'der received several nmnths ago by“
Seiectmnn Wakeman. The lights will:
be plated at each end of the draw on‘l
both sides. will}. wires were
.«tstrung Saturday and “an additional
light Will be placedon‘ top of the;
the Static street bridge, but that is be—i‘
in: used and My ismallrcd light is ,’
pm u“ <
AND
Nestor-0s
Mrs. Jennie Perins returned last
week from her vacation in Winsted.
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Rev. .8. E. 14380! entertained Rev.
'Mina D. Haywood of Georgetown one
day last week. .
Mrs. Willlsm Brsunmlouther, wid-
ow of our former selectman, is spend-
ing a few days with Mrs. Herbert 8.
Mrs E E. Brinckerhofl visited her slim ‘5‘ the old driw. I'l;is’seldom"m‘vl.
sister, Mrs. H. T. Burtis.
Mr. as! Mrs. Von Dwingels expect
to move to Tuxedo for the winter.
Mrs. Boyd held an interesting ser-'
vice in the Chapel, Sunday evening.
Wilfred Smith and Charles Maoomb-
er motored to Danbury, Saturday.
Grace Nickerson is visiting her a.
once, Everett Croscup in Massachu-
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lWES’l‘POltT.
AND
SAUGATUCK ‘
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A new tower house is bang erected
in Greens Farms a few hundred feet
east of the west bound station. A
crossover and signals will soon be
installed at this point. The tower
house when completed will he one
of the most atmctive along the road.
it is two stories high withn peaked
roof. built of red brick and stucco.
The Saugatuck baseball team clos-
ed a sucicssful season last Sunday
on the Compo grounds. The team
played 25 games and won 20. Thomas
Coskcy, the mainstay in the pitchers
box, is given credit for the WW.
of victories. The team established‘
a record for amateur teams in 'tllls’
vicinity, having won 13 straight be»
fore meeting defeat. They were then;
beaten by the fast Darren tam.
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speak in Northallt and other places An automobile driven or; NOT-3mg;- spending the summer season u-
lster on. The talk was decidedly ln-iwalk incident and a farmer's ' mono-0km“; ‘ ' ‘
collided Friday on imperial avenue
fthat a boat-goes up the Saugstuck,‘
river It ni‘ghobut the government}
laws provide » danger lights" must,
be placed-on all or“ bridges. i
E The Combo bathing pavilion was
closed yesterday for the season. Care-
taker Frank B. Dayton kept the. puma
.1103 open for the benefit of those who is
enjoyed fall bathing and it was tskenf
advantage of by many, especially on
Slmdays. Through "(ML Dayton's en-
,terprise many new features were edd-
ied at the pavilion. Among them an
emergency room, where injured bath-
ers were given hrsl~ald treatment. A‘
lungmoter was also purchased later in,
the season. which will prove a val?
noble addition. A mardi gras carnival
given by the Comic Lite Guard at~
lracted the largest crowd to the bench
that is known to the oldest residents
Life Guardwere unusually active dur~
ing the season end not a single is-
tality occurred. Many lives were
saved by the prompt action of the
members and in each case the victims
responded to lirstnid treatingnt.
TOKEVEKE
Mrs. W. C. Stone has returned to her
home after a visit in Lakewood N. J.
Miss Maud Leland _ oi, New York.
spent Saturday st her home in Token
of the town. Members of the Comps ,
onus.
eke. . £53
s. R. Close and son and Miss Ethel
Bennett. all of Mt. Kisco, visited Mrs
B. H. ‘Raymond, Mr. Close’s daughter.‘
on Wednesday.
Prof. F. S. Webster of the Wot-thing.|
ton Bird Society of Iawrence-on-tlle
'Deleware, is spending a few days at
Shady Nook Farm.
Mrs. W. P. Edgarton of Mansfield
avenue is having an elaorate Japan-
ese garden constructed by native lap-F
anese workmen around her bungalow.“
R. Carrinston Klntsing, who is spend-
ing the fall and will remain most of
the winter in Newton, has returned
to Brooklyn on a short business visit.
The Travel Club will resume its
meetings for the season at the Genre
gallons] parsonage, Monday night. Old
members and new ones will be wel-
‘llrs. 3. ll. Manson, from Minnesota,
visited her cousin. Mrs. B. HJtsylnond
of Mansfield avenue, last week. while
her husband attuned a surgeon’s con-
gress in Boston.
Darlen had two sales of real estate
last week. with momma 'of $1,300.
iii is confidently hoped will be the ease.
give this program their endorsement
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spite of the storm and enjoyed the
:l’east of good things, intellectual and
:msterial, which the local grunge had
HONDAY. OCT. 18, 1915
LA PANNE, ilcigimn, (qt,
1?,vlal’afisJX‘t. 18.5115 a. m.—-«
'lhe Belglsche Standardt, pub»
vpmfided‘ Re“ 3- “3““ 9‘ Cam“ 3"“ lishcd here, says that a terrible
{littered an addressee “Belligerent
Mexico,”
. ispoke most entertainiugly, telling of
: his association, years ago, with Edwin
and Edwin lite; Boyle
iBooth. The masters of the various
igratoges also spoke, and there werc;
other musical numbers, both vocal
and instrumental, on the program.
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I Since the extremely discreditcble
‘town‘meeting held Thursday evening
of last week, the new Board of Select-
:mcn, the Board of ‘Finance and Super
. intendent of Highways Greene. with
'Town Causal Edwin L Sonnets, have
been husy,‘night and day, planning to
remove the stagmn which was placed
[ upon the community by the unseemly
n'actions upon that occasion. by proper-
ing a definite program by which per—
'oon|lifleo and sectional ieeling could
be eliminated, and the forward move-
{melt lol- improved Ways, of which
.the Ploroton avenue improvemult was
‘ut the beginning, could be carried out.
As a result of these conferences, the
selectmen have issued a call fora town
meeting for next Thursday night,
which in addition to other matters
which are then to be ”widened. wtli
Llormulate the details of the issue of
income worth of bonds, and decide
‘upon the loads to be next given atten-
ition. Over ten miles of permanent pav-
ilng will be laid, it the toWanen, as
at the meeting.
The traffic-regulating signs on the
'Boston Post |Room], through Noroton,
'and especially on the bad hill and curb
at the junction of the old King‘s High-
;way, are a great success. and, if any
' - jaccldents happen now, it will be the
‘ fault of the parties who are drivins the
machines, and not that of either the
state or local officials. The Sentinel,
through this column, has time one
Vagain' called attention to the necessity
{of having Manger" Ialgus along this
hill and we are glad that our “calling"
(us our neighbor the “Dorian Review,"
bombardment was in progress
along the Yser from Saturday
and Sunday nights The firing
was especially violent llcar Dis-
mudc and Yprcs
This llul‘lrllardmcllt was the
prelude to an eltt‘fllpt by 1h!"
(sermons to brcak tilt Belgian
lmcs. The Belgian artillery 1‘“
turned the firm-shelling lilo-Elli“
nlys communication trout-hm:
and scattering his infanlrv
a <=
they leaped from the trenches. A-
second attack on a smalln-
scaic also was repulsed.
This ofiensivc took place in
the Dixmude region at a Silul
known as Death‘s Highwa-.,
will has been stubbornly dis
puts by both sides. Although
mowed down in mus. the liri
giaus have been holding their
own and not yielding an inch oi
ground.
ITALY’S KING NOT
AFRAID 0F DANGER
PARIS. Oct. 18, 5:25 a. m.-«
King Victor Emma'lllcl's mn—
lcmpt for danger, says a dispatch
from Rome, is the source of om;
of General Cadorna’s :‘rt-atcsl
anxieties. Recently the King"
stoodrwatching a battery l'l ac-
tion on the Carso from, when a
hostile aeroplane flew right UVt'i"
him. His staff begged him to
move, butyhe refused.
Two Italian aeroplanes lift‘illl—
while gave chase to the one ‘."'J,
which flew back towards his 0W1
lines, dropping several bomb.
one of which fell close to the
King.
CHICAGO SALOON VIOLATIONS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 18..~—Seventy~four
violations of the Sunday saloon clos»
ing law were recorded in revised pcr
lice reports today, an increase of
forty-six over the number reported a
week. ago, when Mayor Thompson‘s
order went. into effect. Thirty~hve of
For the second week of October. 19”, ouotcs us on this Sumac” TIES DTOVed the violations consisted of obstructing
there were also two sales of properly. I “0'39” in having these 504531195 a view of the bars.
."ll'Oll men" ii“! in place. We only “3'1 Arrests for intoxication kept pace
and, mortgages of 81.200.
‘gret, that the "iron man" which some
{with the increase on the list of clos-
lrs. Wilson and family have close.§ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cordy and their contemptablo chauffeur ran into on WP lug violations. A week ago Sunday
their place in rescue» and have led‘
city.
unbound linker has closed hll‘
residence mt Butler’s island for the
winter and returned to the city.
In. in s Nari-End family lum
rot-nod to New for! Cityfor winter
is.
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daughter,
nos Dyer have returned to their home
red lantern,
Miss Virginia,,snd Miss Ag- 9089 '1'!!le night, and broke “I6 fewer than thirty arrests were made.
was not a real mm: no,
Yesterday fifty persons were arrested
and the farmer's noon mlotcliv -oood Sentinel Want advertising
The cottage meetings held last week wrecked. it us said that the machine will always and a buyer tor a seed
in Brooklyn, after spending the sums 1108mm. who could have locked him for drunkenness. Chief of Police
nor on Mansfield avenue, with friends..,llll- These moan motorists, after hreak- Bailey said the Sunday closing has
_... in: the lantern and the sisngofl' at the decreased the amt of crime to a
The new telephone directory in effect 'bnso laughed so they could be boardroom considerable extent." ,
Oct. 17 has boon distributed. We entail over the neighborhood, and cumin, All cases of violations will be sub-
glsd to see that a number of the sub ued on their wild trip. norhcedlng the mlttcd to Mayor Thompson, with tho
scrim have mused back from Mc- ‘dsmnse they had done nor .sivins my recommendation that licenses be re-
plo avenue to the correct name, the rthought to what might happen to oth- availed.
Kings Highway, on which they live. .srs who in tilhe dark might run into:
- , !the broken iron. Turkey is the only country which
Dorian Grange. No. 188. entertained i does not use the Red Cross to denote
visiting usages loom Ridgefield, Can" A new electrical machine will soar its hospital corps. It is allowed to use.
non and Stamford (Rippowatnl, Thurs 3,000 pane an hour and grease than for“ red crescent lo Menace to the re-
Two more will be held 0
new Jute Alisha A
were wellattandcd, and very helpful. and the wagon“ were MM At a one "used oar—it ; "mummy? um 13
1: Tuesday row section of the roadway, when this] ’ '
most trivial!
day night. About so were present, in
use again.
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gloss scruples of its soldiers.
ME 9!!
l‘f-‘MOSE
Norwalk Chronicler