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Mrs. L. J. Ruth has been entertain-
tug guests from Pennsylvania
John Elwood of the Heights has
been visiting friends at Newark.
Eugene Wilmott and family, at the
Heights, have moved into one of W.
E. Ashton's flats.
l In.In.wynilhordaught& layout:
In. Fred Swisher. of Silvermlne.
were visitors flonday at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. G. 'E. Richter of Mana-
deld avenue, having been attendants at
the Silver-nine church during Mr.
Bichter's primate: there before his’
coming to Darlen.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Congregational
Church will be held tomorrow after-
noon, at the home of Mrs. F. M. Smith.
Mrs. Patrick J. Harrington of Ring-f
End road narrowly escaped serious
iuiury, one day last week. while alight-
ing from a trolley car at Dominic's
corner.
"soon after the opening of the college
Charles Brown of this town, who
when the tmps were called to lick“ _
enlisted in the navy. was in town yes?
‘the property" and opened a minialul‘r.
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Mil in NC bring an
easy time'ot it this mater. "FlamI
as be is popuhrl: noun. has been
acting as assistant superintendent on.
the construction of the new Farrell"
garage in Highland avenue. At night,;
he acts in a oemioficial capacity of,
watchman, hamg pitched his test on"
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Plattsbttrg, Like all good things. how»;
ever, these must cease, and he will,
resign his position or positions, uextl
week, to return to iMddletown, (‘onn.,;
where he will enter upon his sopho t
more your at Wesleyan ullvtcl‘iily'J
Last year he won the two mile run in
the \\'esleyan-\\'illiauls track inert, and!
this year expects to enter training;
has our
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in anticipation of a place on the regu»'
lar varsity track team. ’
Stewart Stoves £1 Ranges
’ do we sell more stoves all
ranges than any other store
in the Norwa'ks? ;
ueawd every year for ti:
past 10 years?
have we sold 1.500 Stewart
Cook Stoves in and around
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Signs for Further Particulars
East india Tea Co.
125 Washington Street
Mrs. L. E. l‘Roosevelt has been en; terdsy in his unit'mm of blue. with
tertaining Miss Norlllridge of N67. "U. 8. 8. Constellation" about the
York at her home at Noroton Hellhll-f band of his hat. Charlie has been at
1 Newport, on a training ship. since his
The Misses Benilalll of Brooklyflwliatment, but expects soon to be
sepnt last week with Mr. and Mrs. promoted from this probationary ex»
Andrew ilerman of Brookslde avenueQ’ penance to a real warship. e likes the
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fltable business and should'be stoppedf
‘at once, i
in a statement from Dr. Franklyn
Brown about the arrest of James Mur-
phy, be said that he had no political
lira. Thomas W004 0' the P0“ several additional pounds of flesh.
Wild. Noroton, has been entortain- His desire is to enter the wireless
ing Philip HDUEM “d tamily 0‘ branch of the naval service. ‘
Brooklyn. ‘ --..“ ,___
”‘— l About 50 men and women enjoyed
the meeting of the Brotherhood at the
,Methodlat Church on Monday night‘
twhen the men played hosts to the
3women, observing a "ladies' night."
Dr. W. ll. Pomeroy. who related sortie
interesting stories of his experiences
Hrs. Stephen “on and Miss Thin ‘
ea lloyt are spending today With a
party enjoying a trip up the ilusdon
to Poughkcepsle.
Misses irene. Austin, iiuel Browne,
PROMISE OF FREEDOM SOON. t
There is a prospect of the quarantin
rule which is keeping the inhabilanh!
of Contentment island, Tokeneke, locki
ed {7) up, being repealed in a week or;\
uo. Despite the "strict" rules of the}
quarantine, whit-b seem to abolish;
Stamford from the. scope of the trav-j
eling rights of any of those who are,
allowed their freedom front the island?
it seems that some and a means of get-i
les. who live on the island, come 003
Stamford daily, to do shopping. Their;
excuse is that they do not ride on trot.I
toy cars, but come by automobile which:
precludes danger of carrying the did-l
ease. John Sherman lloyt's car has
been seen in local streets on shopping
‘ , Norwallt?
There’s a reason; yes, there are
several reasons. Come in and We
willgtell you WHY.
'ting through. Several Tokoneke part-I‘_ .
The A. Mullet/inc & Son Cc. Ii
READY NOW! ;
animosity when he caused his arrest. Beatrice Riley and Uelic Carlson 0:
He said that Murphy had driven at the Heights have returned from their
in “the wild and woolly West," a few
Iweeks ago, was present to tell some
"ll-sob Lake, today.
.01. evening, He will also sullslttute
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Norman Wiggiesworth has had his
’Icht "Lillian" hauled out. and it will
In painted and renovated .
Reports from Long Island state that mended him for his action. "1 have of.
lame remarkable catches or snapper 1.3;, seen Murphy go by my house on
line: have been made during U18 past Seavlew avenue at a rate exceeding
m .
;ltave noticed him as well. l had Mur-
Rev, 8. P. Fairbanks starts on a llhy arrested because i believe that he
'eek’s vacation which will be spent at is a menace to the community and
He will be ac-rshould riot, be allowed to drive an auto
at all. There lira rumor around that
l was warned tor reckless driving you-
He’ben Slim" Wok ll Party of terday, but i wish to state that i have
fiends fishing this morning. They ex-Encver been warned by the polcle in
WW1 ‘0 try the “answers” and are ‘ this city for reckless driving and what
hoping that "liahermen’s luck" is within more, i try to obey all the traillc
them. regulations." Dr. Brown also stated his
intention of keeping out of the elec~
trlc light question in the future. “At
the present two district meeetingsy"
Dr. Brown said “i tried to put the
question directly up to the vote of the
tveople, and now since the majority of
people voted to retain the plant, l’am
going to keep out of the discussion all
toniber."
computed by his son Ivan.
a.
Edward Eldridge and wife were visi-
ted by the stork last night, and it left
a bouncing baby. Congratulations
me being showered on Mr. Eldridge
an. morning.
Rev. Mr. Johnson. of Darlen, will
Mciaie at the regular Thursday eve-
ning prayer meeting which will be held
BOY DROWNED IN TORRINGTON.-
TORRlNGTON. Sept. li.—-Angelo
1' Rev. Mr. Fairbanks on Sunday.
Fishermen on the East Side will belNulle, the nine-year-old son of Mr. and—
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interested to know that “smelt" ltavefllrs. \‘ito Nuile, was drowned in the
truck this harbor. This is ratheri'l‘urner £2 Seymour; Manufacturing
wly for them to put in there appenr-ECompnny‘s dam today. J. J. ilartnett,
Moe although they have been caughtgof Bristol, who is visiting friends here.
3- early as this in past years. Clayton ‘wns taking a walk near the dam when
“Buckley is the lucky fisherman who
first discovered that they were biting.
lie caught four yesterday, which al-
though it is not ‘a mess, is a prophecy
a! what is to come.
“if any-one should catch any matrix.
Idem breaking the electrlc lights on
the road to Langdon‘s island, please
import it to me." Says Superln'tcndentl
a group of bays called his attention
to a boy's clothes on the bank and 11
dark spot in the water twenty feet
from shore, which they took to be the
body: He disrobed and Jumped in, re-
covering the body in about eight feet;
of water. The boy is believed to have]
been attacked by cramps, which was]
indicated by the position oi’ the body}
such a fast rate of speed up Van Zant camping trip m Lake Biscoil.
street that be nearly endangered the
life of a member of his family. Dr.
The iioly Name Society of St
hull.
Mrs. E. i.. Croat of Center street rs.
and her son Martin, and am: E. Bill-
ipgltam and her son George, of Stam-
lord.
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William Fitch recently intermincd
two nephews from Chicago. Albert and
Jack Coon. who were travelln'y. by
automobile from Shelter island back
to their home.
‘Mlas Marcella Coming has been
visiting her aunt. lira. hi. L Haitian
of Brookttide avenue. The LTZunr wall
formerly a resident of this town. .‘
now lives with relatives in Maury.
The registrars of voters are receiv-
ing names new of those to be made
and. as usual. will sweep the town.
He has the habit of doing that sort
of thing.
The quarantine has been removed
from the home or flush McManus of
the Heights. whose little son was re-
moved a low weeks ago to the Stam-
ford Hospital as an infantile-paralnia
patient.
liolm 0mm participated. the latter
.the speed limit. and my nelslmorlmrs cently entertained Mrs. Thomas wnne: WWW“ "‘9 “ml”. €03“? “‘1 “WM
' his-license campaign, is to be hold on
more of these tabs. and to repeat a
fur for the special boncilt of the
Brown also stated that other people John's Church. Noroion. is planning ladies who were "0' ”"9““ on ‘1'“
had complained of the reckless driV- to give an entertainment and dance former ”WI”- ‘ mirth‘provokiug
ing of the young man. and had rom- shortly in 'the Noroton Firemen“ feature of the “WM“ was a ““9““
lug contest in which James Fitch}
Wilbur Gainer, Albert 8. Phillips and
was nerveda'nd games were enjoyed. i
An interesting debate. to open the1
Friday evening in the Methodist
Church, the ”wet" and “dry” Ildets or
the question to be discussed by able
sepakera. Rev. J. A. Belandt‘. field use
cretary oi the Connecticut 'l‘cmper-
unce Union. will take the dry side,
and will bring with him an equally
able speaker to bundle the bppoaitim
That Darlen's Board of Finance has
done its work well tnpreparing the an-
nual budget, was evidenced in the fact
that at the lug appointed .for Tues»
day sight in: .! alnglc resident pt in.
town appeared to protest against an!
it tho appropriations that had been
made. One resident of Noroton called
1 obtain some information, but return»
d to his home fully satisfied with the
poll Withsttbebsudhasex-
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Charles Edward Sisson and Harry
W. Street were reelected trustees “flamenco of Mrs. Robert .wflw
"dimers iatobsaoardpattysttbe
fill Milli BARS
tours. and Mr. Hoyt is the strongest
advocate of the quarantine. The pen? ~
pie who live on the island are heartily.
tired of the whole business, and have
a desire to be given their natural
freedom once. ntore.—~Stamfortl AdVl)»
cats.
lfllfllfl ill 0011th
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mul. while service on most of the
street car lines was from 25 to to per
cent. below normal. The railway
companies assert that hundreds o:
their former ctnployes have rcturnet
to their work.
There was no disorder during the
night. due to the vigilance of lhl
police and the order of strike lend
era to the men not to congregate on
street corners and at car barns. Fre- '““"‘"' .
uuent delays were caused on the ele. leaders of the Carmen's Union were
voted lines, the company claims. bywon the program as speakers.
strikers becominginvolvod In allure», Mayor Mitchel admitted that he had
tions with struebruktng gull-[13, in , no plan which promised any settlement,
order to stop the practice, an order-lot the strike. Suggestions to'grant a!
was enforced today prohibiting pas-‘ franchise to a motor omnibus come!
sengers from riding on platforms. pany'or to ask the governor to call iii
The trolley cars came together in special session of the legislature to,
a series or rsarend collisions on the enact a compulsory arbitration law.|
West Chester avenue line in the were rejected by the mayor. It
Bronx today and ten wearers were omclals o! the transit companies
injured. of whom one was seriously persisted in their remain to submit
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JAMES DoNNELLY,
1.6 South Main St.
G. RDCKOFF
Ncw'ani‘t La'dics' Tailor ’
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From 20.North Main- '
To 11 North Main
Over Green Trading Stamp Stort,
hurt. The accidents occurred at the their side of the dispute to arbitration. Now Ready to Serve pa" . l
toot of a steep incline. and the car and asserted that the service of the
crews, who it ll said. wpre Hume-,Burface lines is being increased daily,
breakers, claimed that the rails ”mm the employment of atrium-eaters;
With Our Usual Promptnm
been greased 'llll crude 0“ during the Nevertheless, the elevated and subway l m
night so that the brakes would not, lines and steam railroad transports-1'
hold. tiou between Manhattan and West}
NEW YORK. SON. “3‘14““!!! Of Chester continue greatly congested. _
Confident that they had avallablol
the striking street railway ompioyes
..- . ”an" UNIVBHW
est-toot. or LAW.
'tion trom his desh as telegraph editor-oyster Man this week. While it ll
the Methodist Church on Mondaym'mom for the benefit of use “a
night, and James Stevens was elected times we Company, on rm. Sop-
to fill the term or George W. Kemp. temper 15 u 2 o‘clock. Men are
who has moved from town. .50 aunts, '
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Simon W. Cooper of Mansfield m- ‘ Local mtgrmn mgfim things
bus is enjoying his two weeks’ vaoi- ‘n' readiness tor the opening of the
Joys.
when found. The 'body‘ad been in
Use of th Tlld Di .
y e . I r Sm“ electric the water an hour.
light plant. During the past two
weeks twenty lights have been smash-
ed near Langdon's Island by unknown
This is not conducive to a pro-
—Ruppert’s Beer $1.15 case. Magnet
-& Flynn. I
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of the-llrooklyn ally Eagle, al hunt.
To one whose duties enable him to see
so little of Darien by daylight, no but"
tor place to Spend a vacation can“
*n'zceived.
not expected that the tdiedKJ».
noun much will as .in «guru pr“-
, u., ”uncle-soy“ 2km that
73.13333?! holdings will amount to a
~widovallle sum.
HIS mean A
is BELLEVUE
Hos-Pt TAL.
estimated that more than 10,000 men enough men to enable them to carry;
would take part in a parade and mass through a successful siegenguinst the,
meeting today, while 'clty olllcinls and union, the New York Railways Cont-3v
the heads of both sides of the 0011- party, operating many surface oar;
troversy held conferences In a further lines, has dismissed the employment“
ellort to break the deadlock which has agencies which have been engaging 1,
partly tied up most of the surface car strike-breakers. and more than 1.000},
lines in Manhattan and Bronx bor- men employed'to take the places'fi?1
bush: and WW“ Chester County. the strikers have been discharged.“
The parade was planned it: start‘at, The company omctals said they um
11 o‘clock and proceed from Bathtcnough. men to operate the elevated.
' M I'“lrv'\ Snunre. where a masaznnd subway lines, but not enough to ~:‘
meeting will be held this ottoman-man all the surface cars. l
Samuel Campers, DNSldmt 0‘ the, The night service on surface liuost
American Federation of Labor; Meyer, l b u ended.
London. it prominent Socialist, and cont “ad to e 5 SD
Three Divisions: Morning. after.
noon and evening. Admitting of
smaller clueses ”and greater alien:
tion to individual needs.
’l'hree years' course leading to
degree of LL.B., or “J. 1)., embrac-
ing all fundamental topics ‘lndhll:
ingz— , -
Procedure at common law; in
equity and under Connecticut
statutes.
For Bulletin “8"»Addreu
Secretary, School of Law
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