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' hum after enyoying a levy weeks’ of Anti yet we are laid by thOse back Rev. Henry B. Anderson is attend- ly daughter. lthein, i] w 2, he might”: and a tummllict ta
(mum‘s at Call Pasture. oi the movement to dispose of our rm; thc evangelistic wfllrfflnck‘ atSui- r —- It —— Set a date tor :ht- holding ut‘ this ah
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plant that if we dispose oi the plant tieid, that is held Wednesday and Miss Ethel Willmott and Miss Edith Lewis 1). ltuscoe, who hab lit?!) ,3. Id” “.1“, aw. U appuuted.
Mi'b. H. Alidicfi: and Mr:.
5
W. Lct- cut taxes will be l-‘th't r than they ale l‘ltut:uny of this week. This couter- Sllllmah fr ut'aed Monday trout a va- New Bl‘iidln lot the past ‘
7 HAYES
’iircr- 11ml; l'a
terson visited friends it. Stanitord )tt- now, Do you btllele it, Mr. Taxpay- me is uhde the dllt-t‘llun of the Am- cam-m ”111.8991“ at Allitta, X. Y. J‘J in ilk interval oi the tin .i.ii l.llt‘ lirl it t: in tight rv ‘iie lat-ll iiutlmtittt!
(telnet). ,5.) 1M,“ Baptist Horne MtsSion 50,“va the return they visited Niagara Falls, suianic to. ui New Yora. l~ no» tn that ill auto: in... it will hr :4“;
mY MARKET * Again, does the l’. E L. and W. to? 1.1.. wmum” “um ten states of the azid crossed into Culdn. pyttt: .. thtw “Wk; \_itktllttll it,: “My . -.‘-..:t.:o pic‘Wuililg
Al‘rlcn (Shim-'1 Lin “risked liir tell you anything about the commer} .i:i~t:. di.ision ate expected to be his rc'urn to hi.- dutics, he vvtil ink ch.i.1t ll .1. :g it t on. Nu
position on tho "Flushing~ cut is now “(it lighting ?l)u they say anythin“, ti-Mm Tm. (..mf,.,..m~e 15 expected Ralph Birchard, “110 was furmellh bi (foiinet tent and .\'evv You; on. (Ash pt 1:l..'t izt _"ili~.l)~l: have M
1.69 No. MAIN ST. mute on the "Norm-nth". ..hout the “you a year teceived troni‘w bp one of the m0“ interesting, im- dei'u‘ed 10 a“ as hWIIh Uflll'er at the 'oty. tlr'i \ - i lit :. Illtl lllls tact
this source? No1 Why should theyT.pin~iam and helpiui conferences ever dew" has "’0’" ””1”” ”9“” ““1’1“-" —-——— iv 1th1. _. llttli: ni llt‘dllll
__ Lyman uiit-crt. of Eatsi Norvvalk, I” all velvet. Do they want you and be“. m lbl: “th Because of the ab- “1 l“ lh‘dl colic”) at l’fial‘~'f1‘rr’l‘ulnt. ’l‘hii lttpu ill tan and ltentot rriiiz' ()llll‘tl l‘, \ l or is. v~ in.» has tiiluu
F“ i - who I,“ bu.“ ,meug a to“ day;- l to know how much mm are Kulltiiipni. of the pastor, Frank Machette Hartford Smith has been similarly etn» tovtn ranch-ms utii lit held tn il v'l'vxuz. very >"l'l‘.~l' lli' ' - . tn keopttig t1
with Mr. and Mrs. J. J Johnson, of ployrd at Tokeneke.
53 Maple avenue. llanbur), has. return—
iiali. Fri-in). at s p, m
itllittlitl‘ Ili't/illi-~ ot ll" tot-ts. \tt'l
These per of town cliildtti: a-‘vay' truth “as putt.
lie is till ln-tp id Du.
to benefit by this lease? No. sir!
11 our plant is outgoing to pay. why ‘pt.
'had charge of the prayer meeting at
.tt'i. llie
\
EAST
NORWALK ' "
ed home.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Fowler me Eng.
join; a day‘s ou'itt-z of ”WW iauitth.
They cx'pect to spend th: day fishing
:«t littts‘ island. and vviil holi a small
EAST NORWALK REPUBLICAN
CLUB.
Much enthusiasm was shown at the
netting of the Republicans, last even-
ing, at the East Norvvalk \‘iitht Club,
who met for the purpose oi‘ reorganiz-
ing thc Republican Club. About fifty
of the East Sidt-rs were present and
All evinced the “pct together" spirit.
Dulce-rs were elected and by-iavvs
Here adopted. Latcr in the evening,
whilc the cottttnittee served a bounti-
ful collation, Attorney Nehemiah Can-
dee gave an intt-rt-stint: talk on Re-
publicanism \vhtt-lt \\‘.‘i.< applaudcd by
“our in attendance.
A spirited debate mok place early in
the meeting between Attorney
Davis and Henry J. liipson to
whether to form a ncw Republican
Club or continue the old one. Mr.
Ellison favored a ncw organization.”
no minutes of the former Republican
Club had bccu madc out. Mr. Davis
nmarkcd that it would snvc much
bothci it the former club continued,
Ind llltll thc club had never been dis-
solved, although it had bold but few
meetings. Mr. llutis‘ opinion was fit-
worctl and it was voted to continue
under the old organization.
Oflicet‘s worc thcn elcctcd as
love:
President Al’hilip Fielding.
Vicc-l'rt .‘ltll‘nl'~ Henry Selzer.
Secrctary-- Myron W. Osborn,
Treasttrer- Stcplicu Jarvis.
Leo
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Following the election of ofliccrs an
attentive committee was appointed
which was to be present at tho polls,
In Monday, and persuade more Repub-
Ians to Join the club. The commit-
bo consists of George Thompson. E.
l. Gorham, Henry J. llipson,
Ieynolds and t‘. C. Kuhncr.
Nehemiah Cuttdee was then heard
tom and hold the interest oi his au-
llonce for the next 15 minutes. He
make on the coming election and on
‘tbo wretched work accomplished by
the present administration. He con-
“flnned by stating that it the same
with shown here was aroused allover
'Illo country, Hughes would unruly win.
‘Afler Mr. Candec's speech, the_ meet-
ing was adjourned until Friday, Sep-
hnber 22. Refreshments were then
med.
‘.\~‘r .
George
v
-,y \. uni
not: “'7
W'allace Bate-s is spending today in
”leading on business. '
The tugboat "Norwalk" towed the
“North Star" to Perth Amboy. N. 1.,
gateway.
James L. Iioyt, of llanbury. former
I: of East Nor-walk; was a visitor in
...‘
i Mi. and Mlb Edward Stttt-ns and
{Mrs Shelton, of White liill, Shelton.
spent. Sunday and Liilml' hay with Mr.
and Mrs, William liefl’ersort, of 47
Firs! street. They enjoyed it fine stfil
to \"ailev (how. i. 1. Sunday, iii the
launch "Hi ho." accompanied by Harry
Andrew's, of New Haven.
A ‘powvvovv" supper was tzivcn to
Avenue M. E.
church, last cvenin; by the music
committee of the church, Games were
Iplayed and a jolly good lllllt‘ enjoyed.
About twenty members were itt attend-
iinti it“ were delighted with tho
t()ll!.lltiil that “in served.
me choir oi the East
lillt't
An open tittictinu is to be held in the
i-I...»t Nitl‘l'iilk Yatht (‘iuh, on Friday
netting, at whiclt several vveilvknovvn
specious \vill cxplain the proposcd
of tho 1‘. l“. L. and W. t‘om-
A drum corps has been securcd
tor the occasion. and it is hoped that
ti huge number will turtt out to hear
'lte. lt-asc explained.
leasc
l
:llll)'.
A serious mishap was narrowly
averted yesterday :it the public dump
on the east end of thc Washington
street bridge when a tcam fell ovcr
the (dge of the dump [it some man.
nor thc horses lost thcir footing. slid
' down the bank and upsct tho heavy
wagon. The drivcr escaped with a few
minor bruises and neither of the
horsett were injured.
A great deal of imemt bait been
manifested in the mas-ti meeting to ho
held Friday nigltt. 'l‘hc electric light
commissioners of South Norwalk. are
coming over, so interested arc they
in whatever action thc peoplc of East
Norwalk may take. if the people of
thc East 'side would only realize the
:importnncc of next Monday's vote, on
.do the peoplti of othcr ticctlons of the
Sony this Friday night mocttng would
ibe packcd full of voters.
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‘ . East Norwaik, (‘ottn..
l Sept, 7th. 1916.
’Bdt’tor Tho. Sentinel:
, I’lensc givc space in your paper for
in fcw facts of interest to thc taxpay-
lcrs and voters of thc Third tttxing
'distrtct:
(in page it) of thc proposed taste, it
is stated that the U. E. L. and W Co.
will charge a rental of $4,576.40 3
year for lighting our streets as they
are at present. Now those opposed to
the plant have claimed that thc streets
can be lighted cheaper by the U. E. L.
and W. Co. than by our on plant, and
yet for a period of 20 years this same
U. E. L. and W. Co. asks $76.40 more
it year than the Third district is get-
ting at the present time.
Norwalk yesterday.
Who is going to pay this rcnial it
t Iarhhake at noon. ‘
‘t.ixt>:
is lllt l‘. E 1., and W. to so anxious"
to gobble us up’.’ Will they tell you?“
No? lzut the fact in our plant will]
pa; . l
(the of the principal arguments of
llit‘ l'. E L. and “'. (‘0 adhet‘Putb lr,
"it vvt disposc oi the elcctric plant our;
will be lower. limit be rooted;
out taxes will be Just as high it' the.
plant is dispowd of as thcy are now. i
lit you l‘t‘lllt‘lllll'T whcn consolidic
tion was being talked oi. tlicsc same
pit ins told its oi all the advantages
.o int had by consolidation. Did we
these advantages and improve-
i'es! What were they? ln-
ti‘t'ilbi‘d taxes with no llllllltll't'lllt‘illfi.
ttot.'t be fooled. Seilttigyour electric
pl..ttt wont decrease your taxes.
Wake up. East Norwuik, and vote to
lvl‘t‘ll whim] of your plant and elec-
tric system on Sept ll.
Lt'l
liit tits?
Thanking you tor tho space, i am,
Yours truly,
i Ali'l‘lll'it H. BENNETT.
ANClHEfl COMMUNICATION ON
THIS SUBJECT WILL BE FOUND
ON PAGE FIVE.
l tiowitrrtttv 3
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Triggs have
it‘llll‘llt‘d from on automobile trip to
ltnston.
.\ir, and Mrs. lierbert Wheeler of
'l‘okcnckc have been touring the New
England States in their automobile.
tits. W. it, than and ltcr dauglttcr,
Miss Mabel l. Mart, of Wilton, were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Itrovttt at 'l‘okcncko, whcrc they have
r-sccntly obtained it beautiful home.
t
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. thtcrbury
ltuvo rcturncd to thctr home in Stam-
i’ord. after cutoying tl ricvcrni [non-tho
camping party on the ('olc property
in itovvityton.
Erncat C. Mcrricvalc has rcturm-d
to hit: home in Tokcueke, utter scve'
rat days spout, in Now York city. on
business. lt is reported on good a}
thorny that Mr. Merricvnlc will short-
ly be seen in it loading role in a new
production on Broadway.
it Friday cvcning. at tho lioway-l
ton Methodist church. ”it" pcoplc iv
l‘iiptist tllult‘li Wednesday even-
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’DARtEN
Iqoaoron
Miss Emma ll. liclaiield is at Narra-
gansett l’lttl‘.
Arthur ltibhins has returned from
his vacation trip at Pine Grove.
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Oysters arc said to be unusually
plentiful this year in tlurham's Pond.
Miss Susie Latino oi Main Street re-
cently visited friends at New Haven.
Mrs. Franklin St. Joncs has been
touring New England in hcr automo
bile.
William Pitch of the Rings End Fuel
(‘0. has bought an Overland autoutvr
bilc.
Mrs. Murray ilatttilton ot Nototon
lit-igltts has been visiting outvof-town
lriends.
.l. H. tit-llcck and family have moved
into one of Mr. Sclit-ck'l new houses
on the Post road.
Edward Gaitlcy, employed as chauf-
fcur by John 1). (‘ritnmins, huts norm
ttuitc ill tor several day‘s. .
liitt'ry Schlichtititz and Marion Know
lt-s, of chv Milford, are visi'ing ML:
(lcornt- tTt-hlihtittg ot this town.
The Strollerti' Club of Noroton.
Mitch gave a dance last: week, its plan-
nlng for another such affair abortly. ,
l
William ’Stcvens‘ of the New York
firc dcpartmcnt has recently been it?
siting relatives on the Old King‘s‘
Highway.
i
The Republican caucus to nominate.
town ntltcial mcctl tmigbt. Liitle In-§
tereat seems to be takcn in local po-
litics this year.
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George Struka o! the Ht‘lgllltt has
Applitation has been madt tor the pltnr‘ int. liwllllu, tsps-ciilly this year, puty Shettt‘t' l2‘»:.it it, l‘eli‘y ln Ittntt
.trai.uer oi the lifeline of the 'l‘ooktr as-
’ .
_.iiouse iroin Harry A. Beers to Adam selecnnattshtp sums to bc quite of vvlmse iiitizttl he has lt'tt‘l\c‘d tron:
~‘chtnidt. Mr. Beers will move to
Lewisboro, and hc will be employed
there by his futiteF-lzi-iavv,
:Koitler.
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An Italian sped through town on
Friday on amotorcyclc having n.
marker. When stopped by ('t.tll>iablt‘
(ire-cu, it was found that he liittl pro
bubly picked up the utarkcr
where, as he did not have
His trip from South
ien cast
pennel.
soniw
it litt‘ntlu.
Norwaik Io liar
hint 8:.) line and contt
__: . .. Erwin
Not it single arrest was made by
Constable Green on Labor llay, though
thousands of unit-mobiles
through town more, Mr. Green
thinks, than even on the occasion of
an intercollegiate lOtHlmll game. They
(Hg.
"';intn-t" lot the office at the first
scarce. A:
man John ll~
First
Ti‘llit't‘:
Sr-iectv
to run
any rate.
Bi lll‘t‘
William tilivtil]. and who vvtll fill his: pfaee at moving plt"ule shout.
this writing is a trysiery.
£7
ND '
TUCK
o
.thsrro
i A
tsitttc.
~ “.0.
Walter J. Allen of .Weston has been
M" I‘
lit-‘rr’.
Dean Merrill has re'urned to his
ing Several Xtvv thi. idiittiit‘r' notice
the Nevv Yttik Itontd at Health. All
children are allowed to itilt'lld tho
littii'ii (llfittl'
Power: deserves great ('Tr'tllt tot the
work which he has done during the
last few Wt“ its: and ii is mainly
through his ti’tot's that all tin pic-
cautions have bcen taken. I
new-—
The summer season here is lasting
much longer this season oiitng to the
int'ttttttlc pataiysts epit'tttnic itt New
York. A number oi New York pew
pic vvttli t'lilltll't'il who on in ‘owu have
mittlt‘ fiit staying at:
least a tnot-‘it more .~.;td .11 the Hitll‘
tner boarding houses upon that all
.‘il'l dilt’t lllt'fil :
littsbl'd itt town tor ill“ “:1 f.) “days on bust. their gurus .tliiv haw tlitliitt'n haze
nlilllt- :t:'t.t't:~np-rt» so tli.it ‘heir stay ‘
may bv lt'ltfllilt ilt‘tl. The season usually
closes .2btllll l.tlltt| Day .tnd tit m thcn
“’9'” 30 ”Wk. ”le hitd l0 bf? 1:000. be “I‘ll“ llt‘rt' utter ‘sltenditt: the last fevv on ill" ‘l'd 10“” l'l't‘t‘Vi'”S a “H" r dull.
says, shtce speeding was impossible.
The Financc ltottrd mot at llit‘ town
‘dit,\~‘ itt lloston visiting pith iticiids
t -—
Wtiliam (‘. lit‘othcrton of Ni vv York
appearancc compared to vv hat it is dur-
ing the sunztner months, For :be last:
two days the traffic has been very
1““ last mill”. 1“ bt‘gin its work on has ltt‘t’ll thc rut-st of mend; it] tmv'ti ll98".\' "ll ”‘0 “>th “"4““ 1”?" “"d it
the budgct for next year. The various
dcplrtmcntn of illt' tovvn government
and persons intercsicd in cxptimf‘.
tor tltc litst {I‘W day‘s.
l'e'cr Mttt'ty has t‘etuntcd to his
is figurvd lllitl 'lp- 20-minute ttoiit!
schedule vvill be kept up for int-vent!
weeks. 'l‘ltosc, pcoplc vvlto have cot‘
lures Olh‘TWN’ “Olllt‘mlllfllt‘d tor the home hon. .tttt-r spottding soverai days ages at tho bcach are keeping tltcm
next fiscal yours, presented their es
titnatcs at that time for (Unsitlt‘litll’ln
by the board. which mil .‘itl\t‘l‘ll*t
them and hold 'I public hearing later.
NEAL.
CANAAN
Mr. and Mrs. William ltrinhitrdt of
Norwalk visitcd in town on Labor Day,
with friends.
(‘. It} Dttrtt and tantily and Mrs. J.
i-‘.. Ilcrsam and mu Donald spent scv-
oral days at Trinity Luke. camping.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley (‘anftcltt at New
Haven Wt‘l‘l‘ guests at the hump o!
lsuac (tanticld, lAkeview avenue, over
Labor Day.
William: lesha. Anthony Get: and D.
Kelly Roche of New York spent Labor
vermine.
llavld Mclnery. who has boon origa-
“(”an will be offered a treat. in returned after scrvtng with the Au} RH! for many yum .3 border at the
the pvmon of William L. Fcltcr Pb l
1)., principal of the Girht' High school;
in Brooklyn, who will uddrcss the na-l
semblagc on “Wit and Humor." The3
lecture is expected to be interesting.
as well n humoroul.
Thc scctions force of thc Connecti-
cut company has now practically com-
plctod the laying at new trolley rails
and tit-i; along Rnwnyton avenue.
About 100 fcct is yet left to be com
plctcd, and this will castly‘ be finish-
cd by Saturday. immediately there
nftcr. paving opcrutions will bc cont
menccd, and brifnrc the first snowtali.
not contingent at the I‘lattaburg mili-
tary training camp.
lace
Fred C. Ballard of Denver, formerly
of Stamford. wait in town today. rev
nt-vvittg acquaintanccs.
with his mother in Durien.
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Tho DFHlm‘TiiilC caucus to elect dele-
trains
Senatorial and Probate conventions:
was postponed last evening until Fri-
day night.
and Mrs.
Mr.
LaphIm estate, has given up his post
tion, and is now residing In the vil-
Tho annual visiting day will occur
posts and relief corps, with their
friends. are cordially invited to make
for thc State, Congressional. " visit to the institution.
in the fourth game of the series be-
ln the afternoon. the locals but
itt littdtzeport on busincs‘t‘.
Miss Lorct‘it Schultz has rcturttc-l
to her home hcre after spending scv—
cral days- itt New York with fricnds. l
Alice C. Taylor has returncd to hot“
home in New York after spending thk“
last few months in town.
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Prizcr have
been the gttcsts of friends in Bostoni
for the past fcvv days, i
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. l‘lick‘son spent
yesterday in Bridgeport visiting with
friends.
2 Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Stttrgcit have
returned to their home hcre utter
‘tvpeuding several days in New York
it's the uncut of friends.
lrnctvt Anderson has returned to
his home here :iftt‘l' attending thc Instl
fewdttys in Norwalk Visiting witlt’
, friends, .
t
Miss Dotty l‘riuer of thc l'nivcrsnl
lay at the home of Charis-a Rocbc, Sil- Film company has been at the bomb
of her parents heroic» the last tcw
days. i
l
C. N, Kirk. proprietor of the Krill)"
Kat lunch. has finished moving his?
place bavc boon tilt-d so that on tho'
block. All new equipment has bcctt‘
purchased and the walls of the ncvv't
plce have been tiled so that on tit-ti
"9 ‘5 visiting at tho Soldicra' Home on Wednesday. whole the place presentts a very sani-
.Sept. 20. when I" camps. G. A. R.. llll'y appam-ancfi ‘
-v— :
A special meeting of the membcrs'
of Bay Scouts will be held on Friday:
evening at the home of their ucottt-
master. Plans for a supper and ttlsol
“"9“ New Cuban and Norwalk, the for a dance will be discussed at tltc'
local boys lost Labor day morning, i meeting and a committee to “my
Herman Puck of to 0‘
charge of thc plans for these affairs"
open and the pavilion at tlte‘ heath
will be kcpt open for at least a, month
nto'tc according to a statement N‘t't‘nl‘
1y made by the niitnagcmcnt
”—1—" 1
Mint for \vititcr use should be (‘l't
and tied in small bunches and hung ll
an airy, shady place to dry. g
m
Fail Hats
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Made in Norwalk
All Styles—All Colon
One Fri“
$2.00 ’-
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6 N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
OUR “BEST-YET”
EYE cuss
A , loose. rickety eyeglass
mounting is like a shoe with
a run-down heel. Both are
injurious and uncomfortable.
Our “Best Yet” eyeglass is
rigid and artistic.
“.
THAMER
“The Three O.Eye Service"
Ocuiistu, Optometrists. Optlclltvs
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Bvc. till ll o’clock.
Brooklyn rpm week-cud visitor'at the:an easy time with the Yorkvllle lnde— will also be a pointed Plans for ”)9, Est. 1897
_. _,-. . t'2r blunt is leased? Rovvayton should have it neiit lookinL’ home of Grand Juror William ll. Wild 1 N Y - “ p ' I ,. ';
Mrs. Marion Wilson has rcturned You and i, follow taxpaycrs. t‘tz'rttttcltfal‘e. lmott. Mrs. Puck is Mr. Wilimott'tt on-pendents o "I ork, trouncmg - holding 0f the annual tag day “I" also,
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SEEMS T'M t - :Eébu. ORCEET LAYOUT IF IMUST HER -DoN'T MOVE YOU'TOLO OH—‘ DONT
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