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The host of the East Norwalk Yacht}
(lab is being pumped out by Wallace:
has this morning.
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_ There will be evening prayer and
union at Christ church. Sunday eve
wing at 1:30. The morning service
ls omitted.
ltev. M. 1.. Robinson. of New York
“will oflciate tomorrow at the East
mac n. E. church in the absence
I! Rev. 6. P. Fairbanks. Mr. Robinson
is a wonderhtlly clever speaker, and
will appear at his best on Sunday. A
wary large attendance is expect“.
The Sealshlp Oyster Company will
start to open oysters on Tuesday. Oys-
dfl opening is one of the important
Industries of this town and employs
dandreds or men. The oyster supply
In this esction will not be affected be-
{cause of the small catch of "set" but
the price of on, ters will probably be
much higher.
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Because of the installation of a new
street light neglilator, a number of
discs blew out last evening, the lights
on the first circuit went out. The
night wiremen immediately located the
trouble and in a short time the street
lights were brilliantly shining as under
normal conditions.-
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Commissioner Charles C. Kuhner
tarts on a two yoek's trip to Lincoln.
.33.. Mr. Kuhner will visit a brother
. who lives in this city, and expects to
,onrney to Colorado and climb Pike‘s
.\ ' fink. The commissioner was rather
tiled over the fact that he postponed
. his trip for s weeelt in order to attend
the annual meeting and at the last
moment to had cut the meeting was
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' The Third District tire men have.
Dado plans to attend a ilremen's par-
ade to be given at Newburgh, N. Y.
“The boys will make the trip by train.
end will be dressed in full notional.1
Ind thus will make a good showing in.
A rebtoget‘her meeting
the parade.
will be held tomorrow at the firehouse
and final arrangements will be made.
All who expect to make the trip should
, i‘ be present.
We-
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' 'mel' Harstrorn to cover the public
up at the east and of Washington
as nostrils of those passing by the
3M. Il'he dirt has been carted and
shoveled over the dump bu it seems
he slippedand fell while allghtiui
tron ailing. Mr. Palmer works in
the W U. l. C., and was on;
his way to the station to catch a train
home. - As he was rather late he hired
a jitney to take him there. At Mid-
ae street he stopped and jumped from
station.
1 hip.
lea and painful.
DARIEN
:pqoaoros
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John Mason of Barton who was driV-
ing a mbiorcycle with the matter cut
out, yesterday afternoon, in East Main
jstreet, Stamford. and who was arrest-
‘ed by onlcer Grogan, was ilned $25
by Judge Young, who said that these
vehicles are commonly run without be-
lns properly muffled and are an an-
noyance to all people living within
sound of "tool renhatrst.
been quite a number of people arrest-t
~ed for violation of this law, which
prohibits the use of the muffler cut out
and the only manner in which to bring
to the minds of these people the fact
that i is a violation is to line them,
his Honor said.
Rocco Salvetto. an alleged Darien
chickenvthief failed to appear in the
Superior Court, in Bridgeport, yester-
day morning, when his case was called
for trial. Judge Tattle immediately
called for his bondsmen, and, since
they were not on hand. the bond was
called. Two West Norwalk men are
the bondsmen. one for 82,000 the other
for $1.000. Salvetto stole 20 chickens
from Dr. Keeler in any last, it is
charged. and. shortly afterwards. stole
«iii prize birds from anm of llnrien.
These latter were valued at 8400 and
some of them were recovered. 8st-
vetto was arrested by Constable Hugh
Oeiinger and Andrew Schlechtweg in
June. The constables were on hand
in court, this morning, as were the ow.
cars 0! the birds.
NiWClNlil
Mrs Miles E. Adams spent Monday
‘with friends at Minus.
3 Mr. and Mrs. H. B. staunch have re-
iturned from a trip to New Hampshire.
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Mrs. Btfipbcn B. Hoyt of East Maple
street is the guest or Mrs. Finch. at
Noroton.
Mr. and hire. H. C. Brown have been
,the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Slab:
. In spite oi the order by Mayor Carl,
son tor a few days
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the auto and started to run toward the;
in some manner his feet
mansion-aamhnmmf
This morning his hip was swol‘
There have t
week.
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in. Lillian Austin has been the
[best of relatives in Silver line it!
several days this week.
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3 Edward Rutledge has rented the
half of the Maurice Davenport house
on East avenue recently vacated by
Julius Ka‘ntor.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bertine of Lo
cast avenue are enjoying a week's va-
cation touring through some of the
neighboring States. '
F. L. Comatock has been drawn as
a duror in the United States District
Court, which will convene at New Ha-
ven on Sept., 21.
A number of the members 0! Olive
Branch Council. 6. and D. of l... paida
visit to Star Council of Greenwich last
Thursday evening.
The New Canaans will play the Nor.
walks, st Norwsllt, next Sunday, in a
new series of three games for the
championship of Connecticut.
Lawrence Coleman of 'Ridaiafloid is
visiting for several days with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Hersam of Seminary street.
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The Sunday school in St. Aloysius
church will open on the Sunday follow-
iing the opening of the public schools.
which will be the ilrrt Sunday in Octo-
her.
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Engineer ll. 0. Seaisy at the cleats-lo
branch is enjoying a vacation, during
which he will visit Niagara Falls. He
.is accompanied by Howard Palmer at
‘Stamford.
On account of the Home Day occur-
ing at the Soldiers' Home. Norotoa,
next Wednesday afternoon, the W0-
man's Relief Corps will hold their
meeting next Wednesday at 8 p. In._
E. R, Davies 0! Seminary street has
been selling strawberries from his gar-
den for the past two weeks. “at week
be disposed of live baskets. and so far
thins week he has sold two baskets.
Mr. and llrs. Howard Johnson and
children Helen and George. hr. and
Min. 1‘ .l. Fairiy.lr. end'lrs. Herbert
Sibley and daughter Juliet. Ir. and
Mrs. Horace Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Janis-H. ampudlflssmmmtbcirmialcwamn
Shaw enjoyed a dormant. Honda,
evening, at Combo m
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The Green's reef lighthouse has
been refreshed with snow cost 6!
paint' A supply of paints and oils
has been laid in for the winter.
i Fred Dibble has returned to his
home in Rowayton avenue, alter an
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Tuesday at 1:35,. 7a.. special meet-
in: of the lived as”. This is an
imported meeting and all members of
themsusrowtosemsent.
Dr. B. F. Bernstein has returned to
his house in New York city. all"
an automobile trip to New York city,
accompanied by friends.
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Aaonwasbornboflr. andlrs. M!
ctr Raymond of Bowsytnn avenue on
Saturday morning. flotber and son
are doing nicely. '
Ilsa Genevieve Cpilsne has return-
ed to her home in New Haven, alter
a tow weka' visit with lrinds in Row-
nyton.
Ir. and hits. my Crockett and
tuna have returned home, alter spend;
ins the weekend with Mr. and dual
Alfred Crockett. ]
Many people attended an invitation
dance, Thursday evening, given by the
Bowsyton Fire Department. The Vic
tor orchestra, lot Norwalk, furnished
the mule.
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W. L. Searies ,one of the members'
of the mosquito extermination com
mlttee, stated this morning that in his
Opinion the meanest man in town was
the man who stole the committee's
oil barrels and the next meanest was
the fellow who wouldn't tell on the
thief. i
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Rowsyton people note with interest
the ceremonies commemorating the
50th anniversary of the dedicating of
the Thomsston Methodist church.’
Rev A. L. Hubbard, pastor of the
church. was tormerly pastor of‘ba
Cannondsle and Rowayton Methodist
churches. This morning's issue of the
Waterbury American prints a large out
o! the church and its pastor.
Mrs. Mary Golder. Mrs. F C, Crock
cit and Miss lfsrlon Crockett havare-l
turned from a short visit with friends
in Yonkers. N. Y.
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Atlas Laura Jennings of Rod'aytoh
avenue. has resigned her poslldon in
the singer age in ‘llsllrosd avenue.
and has swoon, upon new duties in
Contres' Washington street restaurant.
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Air. Arid, Mrs. Charles Sconeld have
sconce. Instr an extended motor trill
incl sold“! in the Green mountains.
Hrs. Amelia Roscoe has returned to
that his in Dainty after a short
visit with m. in Mam.
W mold of tho King’s
Daughter‘s of the South Nor-elk Cal-V
Michal church met Wednesday
attornoon with Mrs. William Thornp
son of Bowayton A social time lol-
lcwed the bushels meeting and data-
ty refrshhments were serVed.
. all, and in need of.
‘missad the lecture last week by Wil-
liam L Feller, Ph.l)., lost a most en ,
prayer solid. this is the happy
heuraenleeotthewrh. Needed”
Those who
joyable hour out of twir lives. The,
lecture from beginning to end was
brim full of information. happily il-i‘
‘lustrsted by the the finest examples‘
of wit and humor obtainable.
The
excellent voice of the lecturer, his shit}
ity to use it rightly and his captivating l3
way upon the platform made the so.
.casion of this lecture an intellectual
treat not soon to be forgotten. i
Arch Selwyn, the well known reel-3
dent of Bowsyton and Bell Island, has
sold his speedy gasoline yacht “Sonny.
Bill ll," to Oyster Bay pantie-s. _\ir
Seiwyn has had his beautiful yacht
but one month, having been forced
to wait more than three months for
it because of delays in building. The
boat was by far the tastest in the bar
bor, being rated at twentyelght miles
per hour. and her sWtft. graceful lines
everywhere attracted commendation.
However, Mrs. Selwyn was not quite
' pleased with the boat, desiring more
comfort and less speed, and so Mr.
Seiwyn disposed of the beautiful
yacht. He has already placed hisor
der for a larger and equally speed?
yacht.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church; —-—Rev. E. 8 Jackson, pastor:
Sunday, September 17th.
worship, at lo: 80 a. m., the pastor's
sermon subject is “Conscious-hos d
God" Bible study for adult and It
nior scholars of the Sunday school at
11:50 a m.. the Sunder. school-mil
open for children a! all ayes October
lat. according to amt made by
thehsadotthalosrdotliealth, Dr.
Tracey. This is the W! appoint:
edBundaytobschservedasmlly day.
A metal m is being prepared
for this day. Parents and all later-
md in Sunday school work are in.
'11“ to b. ml at this seeroc.
manna mm extended notice will
be given later Morin league at
it“ 0- at. the topic is, “Mane Study,
muting worship at 7: 305.
Course.”
p. nu. all are volcano at these servic-
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Rowayton Baptist church, Rev. H.
B. Anderson. pastor. Services on Sun
day, September 17th: A service of as-
usual interest is to be held at 10: so.
when Rev. 8. D Gordon, the author
if the series of books on'the “Quiet
slits." which have been so welcomed
:v tho Christian people and have prov-
d sohelpi‘ultosomsny. lstobetho’
weather. Rowa'ytnn people seldom
ave the My a hearing so
mind a lull in the W churches. and
here should be a large congregation
'0 her [MG-don.
'l'heeeisalsotobutwosolos.»
Richard Tiadar. the wolhkncwn ills-
slonary. septum and inventor. ,
A cordial invitation is «tended to
all to be present at this canine.
A! 6:46 the meeting or the Ok°istian
rid-aver Society. The topic to be
considered is: "little Chances to
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'ldlas Marion Crockett who last
has graduated from the Vow Haven
Training school for Nurses. ls spend-
! Mrs Andrew Harlem 1118 been VIBK' extended soiourn in the Green moun- lrg three wcekcls' vacation with her
and bridge, a 9“an smell sssalls ing with her daughter, Mrs. Coleman, tains
at Ridgeneld, this week.
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i Mr and Mrs. Charles wand have
‘3 not the odor penetrates through the 1‘0"“ '1‘" ”will“ ”'9'“ “a” ”‘ returned to the our
u the dump. If the damp is éver
moved to Wilton as suggested by con
”tractor Charles Stratton, it would be a
great tenet to the East Side;
”flea.__-.... . ..
‘looni and spreadsvall over the vicinity New “”3 and Washawken.
Miss Nina Bllotti of this place is now
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acting as book-keeper in W. F. Bren
.nan's grocery store, in place of Miss
glittery Marvin, who resigned.
to her home in Bowayton avenue af-
tzr spending several weeks camping
on Little Hammock island.
ESSENGER:
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Crock
'ett of Rewayton avenue. before return,
his to New Haven whens she has been
Mm. William 3 Simon “Wm“ .closed their Tokenoke home and have ‘ppolntgd guperyloor of the new leola- monthly
clan hospital in that city. Miss Crock- '
ett's friends are much pleased to learnt
position.
Thursday at 7: is p. m. mid-week
Help"—-nn 17: $13. The leader, Ills.
E. H Every.
A: 7:80, evening service for worship'
and praise, with sermon by the pastor
or the theme, “The Scriptdra‘l lie
quirements for a Revival.” ‘
Wednesday evening. at 7:6, the
missionary meeting, in
'thatge of the foreign missions leader
The Sunday school will reopen on
Miss Gertrude Dibble has returned of herappointmcnt to this responsible “Sunday October 18L and plans are be-
ing made to make it a "Gtond Bally-
lug Day" in kit the departments of the
church.
lT LOOKS A5 THOUGH MiNNiE
STiLL owrs HIM
rwo DOLLARS.
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a...” , ..... ‘ ........................ u. 321,138.60“ 3.; ;
Fire ............................... t ' 7350.00 ‘ ‘, l?»
Electric, ........................... .. 5031134 If
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Tints! ............................................. "8,4000.
Notes Outstanding September 1, 191a "
30"?! H... ................ as..aa...)..g:,1,_....1..... ‘21,138.66 ‘
E Fire ............................... Quanta-9......- 7,950.00 .“
Electrit ............................ ..1...‘........,,. d4,211_34 !
Total ........... . ........... ....................... $73,300.0fl .
The amount to be received from the Tax Collector from 3
the l9!6 tax was .............. .......... $14,540.01 t
Itcceived to date ................................... 11,366.29 l
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TL be collected ..... .. ....... ............. 83,173.12
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(Continued 1. m Ninth Page);
Notes Outstanc nu September 1, 1915,
Respectfully submitted,
" ’ (“Arm MYRON W. OSBoR-N.
' . 'l‘reasuer. i
This is to certify that l have examined the foregoing report of the Dias
trict Treasurer and have found the same correct to the best 01 my knowl-
edge and ballet. i
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W. E. mSLII.
City Aadnor.
STAMFORD
cost. ‘5: GAS
Ranges
IEET EVERY
' COOKING NEED
Only one range rc-
’ quired for either or
both of the twoiucis.
COMFORT and
ECONOMY
FOR SALE BY
llilllAClIll. NASH N0 MAIN Sl’ Cor WEs‘i'
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Stewart Stoves 6 Ranges
WH
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2. WHY
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sages than any other store
tn'tite hematite?
has, our stovebusiacssin-
creased tvery year for the
past 10 years?
have we sold 1500 Stewart
Cook Stoves in and around
Nutwalk?
f!There’ ’s a reason; yes, there aro~
Several reasons. Come in and we
will tell you WHY.-
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Norwalk Chronicler