s.» EAST NORWALK they arrived at Tarrytown, by train. Sept", .s, and have s. "are worked therr 11.11;; amass country, reaching the 1111- .ther farm yesterday morning, after having spent a few days last week north of Stamford. After a few days shircb will be audicient to enable them ‘to complete their work here, they will church of this town. New Canaan' s llalian population was very much in evidence at the Town. Hall, llonday evening. when the trial of Salvetto laughs and Franco 1.11m- barto, charged with assault on Antonio NEWS .11 a sand the Raymond Brothers'wliari.1 Daniel Keogh, of Seav ew avenue.pe1 in on a business trip to Philadelphia. The regular weekly meeting of the ladies Aid Society of the East ave; no I. E Church was held yesterday afternoon. ' Regular business was 1 transacted. «1 Kiss Alice 'Wood. of Osborn avenue, ‘who has been seriously ill for some time. is now improving rapidly, much do the satisfaction of her many friends who look to see her as well as ever very soon. e sale of the Woman's Auxil- iary of Christ church are being dis cussed at a meeting of the members is making no headquarters in Stam- barge is being unloaded atI volition in Kiddlctown this weak. St. John & Keyser were given a permit yesterday morning by Building Inspector Clarence l. Finch to build a $3,000 house for Mrs. R. G. Barclay. n Rowayton avenue. A large number of residents of this section witnessed the marriage of Miss Marjorie Adelaide Hills and labs- for Austin Hughes in the Methodist Episcopal church, last evening. Many people who were in attend- ance at the Methodist Episcopal 1 church last Sunday evening and heard» lroseph Selandt, nerd secretary of the not only the "Dumb": This afternoon final plans (or the state of Connecticut for temperance. and the future wellbolng of said it was the best address they had ever heard on the subject. Mr. Selandt cncsmp a low miles further on. north Favarim, came up before Justice F. A. of Norulk and 30 continue eat “W1Dawless, Grand Juror Calvin Millenas til lhey reach Bridgeport. where they‘. R. will face about, and strike in a north- slated by Atortney Dunbar 0‘ Norwal westerly direction toward Garrison N. ”90"“ 10' the State, “a 105" J- Y., opposite West Point. As, in the Cocoa of Norwalk. for the accused event of “at. Bridgeport the munl‘lAmcllo Annunzisto was sworn in as in- tionsrmanufacturing center, would at‘ once became an objective point for ant terpreter. By agreement between coun enemy, and if 11 were to be taken a set the charge of aggravated any“ cross-country trip to‘prst PointtwouldI against Zavsg‘lia was changed to as- “w” ”“0“” m 9 1 ° 9‘“ ° carn- sault, and the charge against Lombar- paign,‘ the necessity for this thorough .to w“ cban ad from assault to a survey is apparent. K m lvated assault, Favarito. through the in-. mm“! Darenlies I": hoplpg t2”: terpreter, said that on Sunday. Oct 10 ere ma no on y armon one, 11 he went to Stamford at about 10 a. ‘. enthusiastic action taken at the town In. an d ”em the day calling on ”moi meeting 16 be held tonight. The friends. He dranl-r ilVe glasses of beer town me had so much unenviabla not He returned to New Canaan about ll oriety of late. as a result of the ab- p m. and in order not to‘ '80 to sleep"' -1tions at “‘3 9‘“ few town meetings. he walked the streets and sillOked M; that it is sincerely felt by 1113an that 9: 15 at Main street and East avenuel b‘": the credit he was approached by ”"3“” “‘11 the town Lfim whom be had never soon be will be leopardlssd if. there are any on They 'sakodhita intakes yum more such unseemly exhibitions. The out locust stnsst. He walked . 3110,11 being held at the home of Mrs. Fred ford at the present time and there will 31'“ item in the 03“ I“ ‘0 “1 “5mm“ dibtanoo with them. but, noticing the‘ fl. Wheeler. The regular weekly meeting of thel W. C. T. U. will tomorrow afternoon! ‘38 held at the home of Mrs. Alexan-I der Palmer. on 288 East avenue. Tbel session starts at 3 oclock, and prone ices to be an interesting one. 1 The Bisseli accountants are making: rapid progress 1- lrh the report that1 will he presented at the next districtl meeting Every taxpayer on the East.) Side is awaiting the interesting re- port, as it will show Just exactly wherel the district stands 1 Work was scheduled to start today In the Connecticut Company in re- shoving their trolley rails Back to the m1 lay—out on Fort' street near the: east approach of the new bridge. The rails were originally put down about Jive feet out of the way according to no lay-out. The street department! registered a kick with the result that' the rails will go back in the line orig-T holly intended. ~ fir“ w fl'W’an- . .o H. A. Beers, manager of the Tooker House. Dilllf‘ll, has moved his [utility in this village. Ilra. Elizabeth Gager is with her sister, Mrs. Daniel McLean, who is quite ill in New York. Rev. and Mrs. Henry E. Anderson and Mrs. Eugene Ambler have been attending the Baptist Anniversary con- fll lllIDDDI lllD DI DlDlDlSIlDN 0D SDDR, ACID SIDDDDD Instant Relief i'Papc'a Diapcpain" Ends Your Stomach Trouble Forever. Wonder what upset your stomach- which portion of the food did thedam- Ip—do you? won, don't bother. If your stomach is in a revolt; if sour, “ sassy and upset, and what you just s" , _a weak. disordered stomach; me has fermented into stubborn lumps but! dizzy and aches: belch gases and fields and cruciate ‘undlgested food; Il'uth foul, tongue coated—dust take I lltlte Pope's Dispepsin and in five minutes you wonder what became of the indigestion and distress. limons of men and women today ‘how that it is needless to have a bad staunch. A title Diapepsln occasion- ally keeps this delicate organ regulat- ed and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your stomach doesn‘t take care of your liberal limit without robslion; if ' your food ish damage instead of a help. remember the quickest, surest, mat harmless relief is Papa's Diapep rain which costs only fifty cents for a Jorge case at drug stores. it's truly wderful—‘lt digests food and sets am straight. so gently and easily “at it .is‘ really astonishing. Please, ”your sake, don't go on and on with it's so unnecessary. Exception ‘ ’ gallons] parsonage, K FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS ‘ Our Line Offers -ImJVerything for the home. Our stock comprises the largest rind most complete .Iassortmcnt in this vicim ith values that we offer easily enable us to hold first place. Design, quality and workmanship combined with moderate undoubtedly be many opportunities for Rowayton people to hear this most es-l DARE l NOROTON —M ova-lo-” i 1 a ( -"\v~"LN- o’\ There will be no school Friday, be- cause of the teachers' convention 1-11 New Haven. Yesterday afternoon the‘lradles' Aid Sociciv of the M. E. Church opened its annual fair. The family of H. A. Beers, mgnager of the Tookcr House, moved Monday fmm that hotel into the Rowayton sec- tion. the Travel Club did not resume its meetings for the season on Monday night, as expected. as the guests of Dr. -nd Mrs. H. T. Brown, at the Congre but the initial meeting will be held shortly. The Dat'ian Fire Department is plan inrr for an entertainment of music and ciocutlou to be given in the Town Hall. Thursday evening, Oct. 28. by the De. Tara Trio, entertainers from New Can- aan, who have proved their proficiency at various places in this neighborhood The local print shop, the plant of the Review, has the contract (or printing 'nd mailing The Parish Visitor, a -re-' 1 Egious magazine which had been pub 'ished in New York for over 60 years} 1nd thisnveclr the work of issuing the urrant number of the magazine was completed. The progressive and uptodate char- cter of the Home Bank and Trust domprmy has again been shown. This rock the ofllciais received from the rrsfnul'acturer a new Lawaop change- rizrkcr which enables the clerks to 1.1nd out any required amount of small iivcr coin in n Jiffy. Dr. Herbert S. Brown and Deacon Thaddeus Hoyt attended the council st ~outhport, Tuesday, called to take sc- lion upon the resignation of Rev. Dr. Holman. offered because of his advanc- ed years. He had been pastor of the Southport Congregational Church for m or 40 years, and was the only church' of which he was pastor during his en- tire ministry. Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Brown expect to day to attend the General Council of 1111 Congregational Churches of the United States, at New ”Haven. Upon their return, with them. as their guest for a few days, Mrs. B. E. Brown. of the Elm City. who is Mrs. H. s. Brown's-sister. The husbands of the two women were of no kin, although bearing the some surname. - Part of the farm of David N. Mather 1 at West Norwnlk looks like a section or the European battle-line for it is in possession of real soldiers, who have pitched their tents there hcslde Mr. Mather’s pond—but the soldiers are in the service of Uncle Sam. and their mission is a peaceable one, although the result ofdheir stop here may prove of great benefit dhouid America ever be obliged to resist a foreign power in this locality. The company, 53 men of the U. ,8. Engineering corps, have been at work since last March along the north Atlantic coast. revising maps for the 13.8. government, except for a' short time, when they formed part of the Plattsburp military instrucuoa romp. last month. waving Plathburg.’ l Bargains ‘ special road committee- which canola-1 they expect to_bring1 ;snd tenor of the issue of bonds in the We“ be refused 10 5.1,. further 1amount of $150 000. for highway con- Then. he said. they knocked him down! struction. recently authorised by the b, ‘ blow on his head which laid his Legislature and “99'0““! by 3 3999‘” scalp bare, injured his shoulder and vote of the electors of the tdvnr This is lip and he shouted long and loud 1 is to be followed by action to deter- One of the accused fired 1; ”1.101 as ‘mlne how this money is to be spent.“ they fled the shots missing him He Twenty ilve thousands have already remained 1,.“ in the road until ”‘81 been appropriated for the 1.77 mllefl‘ambulance took him to the Stamford' lof new road along Ringsend road and Hospital. Chief Otto Schmidt, who ar-. "Noroton avenue. from the Ringsend rested Zaimgllo and Lamba’rm. was bridge to Middlcsex road with spurs to' nest called. Their wing was continued, 11m! depot at NorotoIn Heights. The 1mm Friday evening. ‘ I DEAD lDll DEPDDIS Dll DDDNII lIDill (Continued From First Page.) cred the. town's highway problem last“ spring very thoroughly has recom- mended that further work be taken up In this order: Mansfield avenpe from the termination of the present cornerit1 1 road to the New Canaan line. 2.4 miles:I :- Middleser ‘road from .Hoyt street to‘ 1 Mansfield avenue, 3. 22 miles; Railroad tng. luncheon was served. 1 Ivenue and Tokcneke avenue. from A number of women/1'11" 1.311.119.1111 Connecticut tur'nplke to Five- Mile Riv 'county give uNIuch of their um“ 10! er, 1.37 11111911;an Hoyt street from the work connected with the County! Noroton river to the New Canaan line. “0‘“? They 7909‘" “0 r emunera 1 tion for the work performed. When: 3.08 miles. This total of over to miles over an application 18 made by ‘ per 1 in addition to the work now under way son for a child who barren commltv 1 on Noroton avenue. will give the town ted to the home, the w on in the modern pavement on the most traveled 3‘12“” :Tcmnoggéghanllhlh appliantion; . ey cm s an roads. ““hd “9 in such “ way ‘3 to investigation, ascertaining if the fu- i connect north and mum roads bllturc home of the child is to be all. means of east and west roads, so thatlrlght and if the person who i [03‘ “1,104,519 111811..” will be .mumg take the child is willing to cloth it to drivers in any direction. Two other :dthbollllull ::.I'Ch°°l until it "3“!" matters appear on the call. each qt When t 13 are 1"?“le they which is practically a reconsideralloa are not “at: th management of action previotisly taken by recent Of the home. t. if vorable the it seems to bel . town meetings. One of maps is to child '5 5"” 0'" among persons: the general make a grant of $250 to pay for the seeking .11qu the home. 101 surveyins instruments and “Phil“ get those who are able to work. and' used by Superintendent of Highways this means that the younger children Robert N Greene, and the other to remain at the lnstltutiori in Norwalk . for sometime. Everything possible make the tax rate 13 mills. as rccom- done for the “Mm“ who are mended by “19 30‘"! 0' ““3091 ln’lcommiticd to the home and their life 1stead of it mills. as fixed by the 1111-. there. Is a pleasant one for they are nual town meeting. The statement 81"“ plenty ‘0 M'- and properly» cl 0 t.hed 1'“ been made b, “m” in position to, Commissioner Brophy advocates 11 speak with authority that the 11- ~mlll11m1e home where a“ the poor chil- raie will be inadequate. As for Mr.1dren of the state can be sent. there Greene’s instruments since it is thel ‘to have them divided into classes. to lreceive training in various fines of universal prioctice :01DMV'dle spot: civil: .work which will be of material benc- .oiilcials V" 79‘3““ “’0‘- t 3 a fit to them afterntbey start to fight that the town only made itself ridicu- '11:" buds along, in such on in- tons and mighty small by turningdown fittings. 101m colplmlilisatlpng biz-lines a egrscou e u t owto this appropriation at a prior meethig. sow. cook and given “0'19“.” of ‘ other household duties and the boys could be taught how to. tilt the soil 1— and they could alsoloarn various‘ tri‘ides. all of which could be put to l I practical use during their lives. With 1 a state home. he figures that all these things could be accommlshed. 1 . Thevvearly report of Miss Martha A. ANAAN , Boughton. superintendent of the I Home. follows: i. . [unfounty Home, Oct. 1. 1914.. 96 ' ~ -Boa ed in families. Oct. 1 1914 9 ""“‘ '“ “"‘ “5 """' Bearded at St. Francis O'rphan ‘1 Mrs. A. D. Nichols left for New York Asylum. Oc‘t. 1.191! .......... 130‘ ‘ h 1 Oct. 1.1914. .. ........ Dr. A. A. Busby and fami y ave re- ‘Received new cases ddrlng the turned to New York for the winter i year ... .. . . 1111 The New Canaan Grange M 1. in Returned to the Home during the 1 tsrnal visit to the Greenfield Hill «year 'j.""'”" ”W“ 40‘ Grange. on Tuesday evening: . rout. ..... 402 John F Bliss. who has been'confiped Placed in famllv homes ....1. .. 80 to his home for a number of weehl'lililaced with and discharged to rm 'with inluriea received in f ill down.‘ relatives ................. . Discharged to a Catholic Asylum 1 Discharged to Girl's industrial 11- stairsL is much improved. J. Kruttschnitt and family have re 3011001- turned to New York for the winter sea- “first“. to the Conn School son. after spending the summer at their pleasant home on 0811111111 sve- nue. . . 7.. .— Graduated .D ban litre. Johanna. wifefofI-Maa Quasi-t, mgfig‘) SLIIErancis _____ rp .. ~ died early Sunday morning, at her rcs— In county Homo,,0ct.1,1915 .. ldence at Trinity. Lake T1111 funeral noel-sod. in a private (emits. Oct 1.1915 ............ .. was held Tuesday afternoon, at. her Boa m ed at St. cis Orphan Dimming"; to School for resale; minded ......-........ looms-l . 1. cs. ........... 111-. and Mrs. J..‘.Boott,_.lnd d-usntet. 1101,; on guppi'sn' of Home. bet. .' DorEthY. 111-. and Mrs. A. .111111. Mr. . , 1915 t It: and Mrs. Lit. Beniett; sr.. in. and The program of entertainmen 1 Mrs.- .1. Holland children. 111101111111. "mngofmgfn film" ’ bury, enjoyed the weekend vary plea- 111%.“. my; santly at theorists of Mrs. Charles I—wsong 1&figl . Schmidt on South ‘avenua 1o don—,- 3°”er , died at the e of John H. Dividaon' W191", 31mm"! ' ' - Won—“two 8!meth . cos anc... fl 5'" 5°65? is“, v r home. Rev. 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