Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 12, 1916 · page 4

 

> I ilenves oneotler daughter W.” lee Enema-f on Sntwin y m1, Bu- candidates for the oil of lance. ‘
. ‘ Mason's pi. size ............ 45c. dot. children MW“! in Wars. .OI III flyol n hosting no the charge which would resu. . the strnsge sit-i Ste war, 5' ,4
' Liason'o tit-“em .--|- ..... . :53: :02. Elisabeth New of MI. .0! Whiting, Mentored a [lien nation of necessitating the thus; Ro-Q oves anges
‘ ' 393"?“ ”3:" g: tits: 5" 6:3 —'——"' of not guilty. Grad Juror William H.‘ yublican memha‘s of the board. at the '
_ lg nlngsye . . . ~ - . H . ‘
I" ~ Jelly Glasses ...... 24c. and 20:. dos. WM'W glam" I“ for‘.s eonflnusnce un “mum“ 0‘ the new ““1 594k ”‘91": l u C v d
. .‘ CITY h‘ARKET Preservin. kettles, jsr rings. jar cans. , W '18“. 3t 73?. because the delves 80901111le three Democrats :0 “0 W8 SQ m0“? .lOVCS all .
?” pawns, etc., at lowest prices. : ARIEN owner of the horse that won killed fill the vacancies. * b h
. r . Alm‘ F G h be l ‘ wanted to bemoan: with counsel. ranges t an any 0‘ er Store
69 N0. MAIN ST. 0 t! e 3 Amine? Abrun Wot-er 0! Stamford Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rowe of . [n the fit” waéks?
Prom t deliver Phone 106x11 objected, on the ground that "W ““9 "Rose Cottage," on the llianus River,
9 y i V“ "m“, ‘ little matter.” “d ““9" at Coscob, who have just Mll'iltd - o -
25 Washington St. So. Norwnik‘ NOROTON 4:“ the hearing proceed hll‘l. the con- {mm ‘ very enjoyable trip .0 Atlniic‘ has OBI" Stove bUSflless m.
i t usnce was granted by t e justice. (‘in are taikin . .- .
.... . . i g of closing “It‘ll . ~
I '23:)?" Barcn at 825 being accepl- .pretty home in Coscob fhis i‘uil “m; .. Cf€a§€d Every )98!’ hit the
‘ ~ en Ullmsr snd Bel '9’“ ar- may spend the winter in New York ?
S o I C be e S l A" TI ‘0 “'. ‘ ‘ : reigned before the 00“", charged Wllh city. Mr. and MN. lRCWe, Wllh lhvll‘ past 10 years .
[“3013 0“] mallOfl a e llS tek 4““ Ilntoxicstion, andbeing found guilty, friend. Wallace Jordan, the well
See W’ d stun: £12110!!!“ moved from School each was fined 35 and costs, in do known am“ and singer of N1)“, “wk, have “,9 sold 1.500 Stewart
0 ‘ ree or on. .flult 0’ ““911 they were sent ‘0 took dinner with friends in Nomtoll ‘ '
“f m 0W D M W! mm...“ a... W. ..m l. ... 5...... ...... .... ...... .. 0. Look Stoves in and around
m . - r. n lite Avery hos returned dosed a condition in make much of an me “new.“ "flats and deco”. .
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algns for Further Purtlc ularS A. from I esmplng sud fishing trip in the explanation. The injured horse: and New York. He studied m m... ovum”. N0] thn‘. P
. Adirondacks. , {the wagon. which, sfter the accident, and in Europe, and is an “mm“, 0' .
~ i were lodged in Taylor's livery stable. many of the fine in . '. _
. - p0 is usually or r A
. mo‘m— Misses Nellie and May Dance spent were attached Saturday afternoon by looked by u“. muom 0. mm? W" The“: 8 a. reason; yes, there are
. 'l‘ l the weekend with friends in New Barea's attorney who had entered ’ -
. as classic standard lettering, when as
EaSt Indla ea L0. iyork' Jew" “it“g'ms‘ ”'9 owner "“he ”3 used in design; nice points in book» several re ODS. come In and we
" "9' domagestolhe automobile making and interior housefurnisir w u tell “I
.. 8 Reg. G‘ E.hi:llc:l‘ter was “Head ‘0 " h j ' lugs. But, outside of his profession. ‘ you HY. 4
‘N’ . I out port. t a ternoon to con net The Crimmins iris taunting car. Mr. Jordan is one (if "I? New...“
TEL 371 ‘25 KShlflglOIl NICE! the funeral service of one of his pnr- drawn by a big black horse. which is amateur entertainers in this mum”, A o
, ‘ishioncm. George Mills, of Greens seen often on the roads around NOI‘O' and has a repertoire of musical no it» e . . “QQVIRQ 0“ C0
Forms. ““3 "f 1““- ‘5’95‘9’ quite a little com- bcrs that any vaudeville star would ' l .
... - ...___._.... ~w.-m,—lr , “a”.-. y M Q i k h m"; S hool "WWW ““d. continent ““an {:9 covet. The best of it is that the —
. . . . ,. . .. . - . rs. u r on (W from " motorists u ‘39" 9"“ n on t e ron 3' words as well as the unlquc compr si- . ....___-.___._ --—
idlil:llt ‘1; dons]: it‘llitllll] \ltl.‘ l0“! 5;“: past four weeks at the home of her and it makes an odd and pretty sight tions are in many instances. original William H. Robinson. lfaiher Rev ”gm” “0““ at the
I” "g 1‘ ‘ h“ t ”“8“!“ ‘ son, Rev. G. E. Richter of ldsnsficld with the women riding two on‘ulhei "m “n rompl and those fortunate ‘ V ' ' _ ‘ ‘ "
he must have thought [lull lil‘ had a , . . .2 . . 9 “i M”- George Barrett ll the guest of horflcld Congregational church.
. . - . . . - h. ““‘"“e- returned ‘0 her home '1 R1483- nidc. dressed in bright colored spoil enough to be entertained by Mr. J'ir- . . , ._ . _________________.
shark whin ht puiit d hi tnlnto i t “Wu. .\'. J‘ Friday. clothes. John D. (‘rimmlnS'I Fsirfli'ld dun pronoullcc him a genius. ;her brother, Dennis 0. Chase sud lam-i
: boat. "County beagles lll‘t’ also seen again in ‘ \ inlfi It "BNUKVlHV Farm." .3 ‘ . ‘
! VORlVA 1K 1 ...—......— _. F. ii. Grout, the Mechanic Street the country tunes and roads nrouifl Sunday, M “on. 4 a. m, 0}”)... M. W . C A s I 0 R ' A
‘i .‘ hiaCkumilh. "Willi” honorably (“5‘ linrien and Noroion, and seem to be forc dawn, on the “05“)“ Post “mm m S. A. Rubcy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I‘D Inf
,‘ 3‘: charged from Battery F. cncmnlied at “getting resdy“ for their full hunts. Noruton. lusl opposite “.09 Burn ”a“ A. ltubey, Ray Rubcy, of Norwnikf “ l’ ants and C-hfldrnn
1:. 'l‘obyhnnns. Pt... has reopened his ‘ -—-—-— Club links, the neighborhood was were in town Sunday. "‘0“ For 0V“ 30Yoar‘
..n. H: shop for business. . The locnl Democrats mom to hufi‘ awakened by the blowing m ”H. horil ‘ —— ’AIWIgfeIu‘ '
The mecling of the District Will-hi. ‘ considerable difficully in filling ill?” of an automobile and the shouting of: MN “‘"dewm Godfrcy. of Noni Mm .1 W ’3‘
TOSlponcd lust owning because of the 4’ «WM . The burlngd‘ili‘ Fire Company hill tickol. Nomi-HUOllp should have ”“9" mm in dispute and llll‘ hrltkt-s vi :i 5““ WW". is ”I“ sues! 01' her mom; ' ‘ ’

 

 

W..." . imiittlon of the public this morning.

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9199”“ until WWW miller. Miss May Flint. of New l'olk.spent

Labor Day with friends in this plucc.»

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Stephcn W. Velsor has resumed his
duties with the Ferris Coal Company Ml” M“! Flint 0’ NP“ York. W“
after (‘njuylng a “ineks vacation “inch Vlfilllng frlendfl lll Tokl‘fil‘kl’ lafit “'flxk.
he spent in i'lninficld.

 

» Mr. and Mrs. George Curliipp were
Paul Rnilzimnnowski, who has becnl Visitors “'llh ”an‘33 in Bi‘idgcport 79'
In the wmpioy of the New England “WHY-
’. 'l‘eli-phonc Company for some time. in
- South Norwulk, has liccn trumicrrcd
to Bridgcport. [turncti ironic nftcr scvcrul duys‘ trip
___._ iout of mm.
The special meeting of the East Nor-l
fllk Yacht Club which was called for Mr. and Mrs. M. Walicnsteln have
lost evcning was adjourned because returned home lifter spending several
of the Democratic caucus. .\'o Duslo days in Brooklyn.
toss was transacted.

Mr and Mrs. E. 1). Smith have re-
Two baskets of strawberries on dis-ilumcd liomc from an automobile trip

play at a fruit store attracted the auto Imox, Mus-

 

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The berries were plump sud luscious.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charla Lelsnd_ have

.. and according to Mr. Cnnovnri. were closed their residence in 'i‘okenclfé and

grown by a West Norwslk farmer. 'returlted to the city.

 

 

Christopher Pay the well knownl
butcher on the East Side. is getting
exceedingly prosperous. "Chris"
..lloughi an onto a few days ago. and if
he has as many accidents with tho'
art! as with his bicycle he will have

“some ”Flivcr when he gets through
with it.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert \‘l'heclcr hnve
returned to Tokcnekc. after spendluz
.scveral days out of town. ‘-

A meeting of ihe Dcft Finger circle
of the Baptist church. will be held
‘ Thursdu evening. September 14. mils.
ut the home of the Misses lrene and
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A dellnh‘ful moonlight ssil wns en-
Med by the friends of Norman Win} There is to he s card party at the
:hsworth last evening in the "Lilllsn'midenccmof Mrs. Robert Bsrclsr, of
I." The party soiled out into the Rowsyton. for the benefit of the Re.

‘ Bound. where they found a heavy new lines Fire Company. on Friday. Sep-
u. At times the waves broke over timber 15. st 2 o'clock.
m boot. drenching some of the men-' 50 cents. '
.aers of the trolling party. At n lube
.hour they returned and reported tbs: Word has been received here of tit--
denth, on the fishing steamer Terrie».
of Charles Hoof. of Edgewster. N. .l..
Arnold Johnson, of Plait slreet.‘ fathcr of Mrs. Gertrude Scbnstlan and
thinks that h‘.‘ is "some" doberman Mrs. William Hoof. and brothcr-indmv

 

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these days. Arnold. who is only six to Otto Mohawoky of Siam. lie ed. klliitig one of the horses. and son, it is said. will not accept the daughters, and Henry 'Robinsou. officorgc Libbey. of Morris, formerly of 0pm Sat. Eve. till 9 o‘clock.
years old. went fishing at Crockenoo died of heart (Unease. suddenly. t'li‘ wounding the other. beside wounding nomination. and so. unless there is Daltliurl': Joseph Perry ,of East N0f~_\‘.’t.‘4|0fl, who resided here for several - Est. 1897
B”. With his parents Sunday and lived in Stamford 8 number 0! Will's i ll“ mm by having pieces 0f some tall hustling to find candidates. walk, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. year: during: the pastorate of his step- '

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nrrnngcmcnls compiclcd for u dance
on Thursday owning. Suit. it. Thu
is ill‘ first of u Scrim of tilincrs to he
held during the full und winter.Crab‘
be's orchestra will play.

Mr. and Mrs. Willism J. T'emz‘omx.
jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. George It". Home
were the recipients of msny congra-
tulations from friends on Friday.
which was the tenth anniversary of
their u'cdding. The two indies, sis-
ters. wars the Mines Wsterbury un-
til the double wedding. which was one
of the social evcnts of the your. gnve‘
them new natures ten years silo. it had!
been planned to celebrate the anniver-
snry in n formal way but it woe found
necessary to obsndon these pins as

 

Mr. Flemming was cnlk-d out of town .uaniacc; but.

by it three weeks' business trip
about ten days Inn. .. ‘

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The local, justicc'a court was busy
Saturday, as a result of a collision be-
tween at Stamford automobile nnd at
from on the Post road. st Son in. n]
little out of Weinheli's tullvimy‘mnnio.l
at Miller’s Bridge. in the wee, small
hours. As there were no witnesses.
except those involved in the mixup. it
has not been any to get the forts of
wbnt resily happened. but, from the
stories told by those concerned. it
would seem that Emil Ulmsr. sud
John Bell of West Hoboken, N. 1..
were on route from the letter piece to
i" ii r the wrunn “'33 full
or noi.docs not appear, but that the
men were seems pretty sure. and us a
consequence of the land they wuro
carrying they wanted more them their
share of the road. The automobile.
driven byL. norm of Stunford, seems
also to have held it convivial pnrtv,
who were going at a good gull. as-
sumlng- that’at this time of night they
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forwarded to Hartford on Saturday.
and it is possiblc that there will ho
some blanks on ihc ticket wilcn It is
placed before the voters xon election
day. For the second than its grand
juror. onc‘bf tho blsnks left by the
csuuuu, lhe’hnrty lenders decided to
endorse the incumbent. William H.
\Vlllmott. jr., whom the Republican-
bsve rcnomlnofcd. and for the second
pig-so on Mr .chool bann' iitn" ......o
endorsed impubllonn 'tomincc. Mrs.
A. H. Renshnw. it in some mule t.)
know what will-be done with the
nomination nudi- by tbe'onnc'us for
moor. The vacancy to be filled in
thnt of Willi. S. Bates. but the caucus
nominstsd {on R. Conn.» thinking
thiy' Wt‘h‘ (- Lorain: thf- Republican
as Mr. Conn is now u
nlcinbrr of the borrd. with two years

to}; . e tbnfilhmoontp
.10“ it ”(if Opting for
n non sl y . down the job

which they are trying to put him

into." The sltusflon regarding the

Board of Fluent-3 is equally parole:-
in‘. This is s bipltrtlssn board. upon
which each party is entitled to three
represent-tint The present Demo-
cratic members are S. w. Cooper. one
of its most valuable members. who has
been one of the basrd since its chm»,
[ion by legislative enactment n few.
years sgo; Samuel Grumman and it.i
s. Purdy. The latter decided not ml
run usin this year. sud was followed:
by Mr. Grummnn. also making a like.
decision. Thcrcupon. Mr. Cooper. evi-
dently beginning to feel lonely. nlsol
declined s renominntlon. Three men
were therefore named. none of whom
were present. The ilr:t of these. \V.‘
N. Weed. l"-'l mcmbt-r of the school
bnnrd. and therefore. disqualified IS no
ofliccboldcr may bc a member of the
board of dunner; unless he mfg-nu at
once. The other two men named.
Franklin Lynch and Willlsm Ander-

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machine applied, and tiii-n ull.\\’;l:l,M”~ Harry Picking. of Orange. N. J. '
quiet sgsin for a few minutes. Thou.

ll car was board to start again. ill .‘li‘r‘i “My E. Sutton. of lN'orfieliil
what direction could not he dclrr. strctt, has cntcrtaincd relatives ftomf
mined. Those residents who \H‘ii‘ Bust Orange. N, J. l
awakened and heard the commonest. i
paid no heed to the noise. thinking it' Mrs. Willard t‘lifford. of Godfrey‘
was the usual Saturday night "10in strut. llt'lri rimmed front several days"
riders" on their way home in the early “hill in Brooklyn. ,
hours of Sunday. and most of tin-mi l
returned to slumbcrs which hurl hccll‘ Miss l-islcllc \l’ebb is spending somel
-‘i rttilcly nwnki'ni‘d. ~\ PM“) “'l‘“ m” tiilic with her sister, Mrs. Hurry Jock-1‘
heard the noise. “'1”de down Sunday son. at Chcstnut Hill. I
morning to investigate and sec wiitii ________

he could see at the scene of the row Mr. and Mrs. George Albln and son
(if row it was) which occurred hint.“ are moving this week to No. 11 Icon
the small bridge which is built om my sum, Nomam l
Stony Creek. o branch of Good Wives
River, on the Boston 90st rosd. This Mr .snd Mrs. Walter Potter. of Gull l
creek NI! “11'0““ fir Wee lillfll ford .src guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
(‘lztb links dud down into Gorit’unr's p. Fitch. of the Um Parish. l
pond. in the creek; two uuto“‘.obllt‘_ '. ; .
license aim could be $89!! at the 30%} Mrs. Gersbom Hill. of Goorgetown.‘
tom of the stream. The number airman visited her sister, Miss Irene.
one was No. 2L7“. Connecticut. 1916. .mprod. '
Constable Wilbur B. Bstes of Noroton __

was notified and on turning over that Paul Rungsted. of East Orange. N.
other also it was found to 8'80 be NO- .J., is visiting his parents. Mr. and
21.756, the other license for the some in” J. N. Rungsted. of Upper l‘urlsh.
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i Miss Eleanor Watson has returned
ito Nt‘w York after several days' vis'f

‘ v :with Miss tlraoc Scofitald at “Brook.
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l Mro. J. M. Perry. of Fort slrect.
N ,Enst Norwulk, has been the guest of.
his. James Cbnmberlsin returned 101M112. Charles E. Nomad. of mu;
Brooklyn, N. Y.. Friday. lsidc street.

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iiu (Therm: Burt, who is enjoying
a mo r r-cks' rncntion. loft town, Fri
May. to Halt friends in Wmdbtny. ac
.‘ll‘. and Mrs. Martin Pctcr‘on Rnlllcnll-[lll'llt‘ll by his wife .‘lllll grand
family spcnt ihc weekend with lhcir.¢lt~.tt;vl~icr, Miss Lillian King.
uncle. Adam Kennel. !

ins. r. .i. coop, of Hillside street,
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, i Friends ltcrc regret the continued
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Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Norwalk

The School will begin the full
term of the your lolfH; on Work
ilcsrlzly morning, October 4th, till
niitc o'clock. i

Scparatc school house, latgc'
new gymnasium with stipcrvlsur
athletics. lligii School, linen
lltt-tliliic and Primary Dopzitls
menu. High (ii'IlIlt‘lllit‘ standing,
with admi<<iott tn wilt-gr on or?
tificatc. Corps of ninc highly
trained teachers.

The Principals may be sent at:
the School any morning after tun
o'clock. Circulars and pritcs
sent on request. . .

Margaret R. Brendlinger,

'5 i C” "Ao’l. Wow.

Vida Hunt Francis.
B. L. Smith.

lite Created ‘-

Security

against sccidentsl breakage of
eyeglasses from bigharinth is '
found in our "Best-Yet" .
mounting. It hns u firm and -‘
_ gentle grip. V

7 . THAQMER ..

"The Three Oiye Service”
Ocullsts, Optometrists, Optician
37 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.

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