magma-alts W" m,” memmw louummumu munm
W tho oima o1 lanai Mr. sound; “it ms aaioonl am pm. H’icop. own.; now lflNDON, Sept., 11—min,
mu m ”It Granawfch, the .ma prosper. .J. seven timea Wilma: ...... :...25 o gst marine approaching New Motion -
tho Idea bola: om 3215,.“ This seven will make it seven timu all nu ......... ...2i 2 23 . which was reported to be the Ger- .
I. the m Til
oord party and sale will be a culmina-
tion 03 the Community {fall brick cam-
paign and members or friends of the
Damn
1
cm MARKET i
Mancini” ore asked to kindly return
Item above dot». (September ‘26 ill
to the members of the column» from
who. they were received, the paste-
jboard, so Mrs. Morrison, the. chair-
69 N0. MAIN ST.
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NOR WALK
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lbe
*ess.
“the evening and a delicious collation
John Richards has returned from
Sduntinxton. Conn. where he spent
last week on business.
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Misc Susan Summelviile of Yonk-
. an N. Y. ., is sependin; a few weeks
with Miss Elsie Nerstrom of Straw-
hen-y Hill avenue. '
Mr. and Mrs. Selzer and afmily
spent yesterday in Rye, N. Y.. where
they celebrated the eighticth birthday
at Mr. Seizer’s mother.
The District Commissioners
Inst tonight in the Electric Light
Plant on Bayview avenue. Regular
Duslncsc will come_ up before the meet-
will
The “Battle Lulu" with Captain
ulster Boers at her wheel. departnd
III Bridgeport yesterday where the
.Bridceport Oyster beds will be work-
ed for “set "
‘ air. and Mrs. w. B. Smith, Mr. and
"Ira. Francis M. Hallacy and Mr. and
Hrs E‘nwrlxht, of Ridze‘ilcld. enjoyed
u: automobile tour over the week-end
ud visited New Haven Waterbury,
Torrinston Har: ford and Springfield
Rev. J. N. Robinson, of New Yorlt‘.
Acity occupied the pulpit of the East
avenue M. E. church yesterday in dual
absence of Rev. S. P. Fairbanks who is‘
enjoying a location at Peach l :ilte, \'
Y. His sermon was very intelo tlnxi
and was much appreciated by the con-
gregation. ‘
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Fred Warm, Commodore of tho 15-!
choda Club, ttok‘an weapccted bath
yesterday; no. not because he needed
it but because he couldn't help it.
Worm me about to go to Norwalk in
3 launch and was yum ontbe debt
to reach it. Someone on ill-P. veranda
warhead hailed him and cqmmonccd
b‘ulk to him. While talking. Mr.‘
Ward kept walking backward not! be
flashed the edge of the float. where he
M overboard with a splash. Some
fl ~the men rescued him, and after
‘5 . mob jollyil‘lx. he was taken home in
v ‘Q a automobile.
. .. The East Not-walk improvement Ao-
‘ ..i¢aoatlon will hold a card party omit
zinc in the home of Mu n n. )lorrl-l
,llll Vail Zont street, Sept., 26th, in
“cutter-noon from 3 to 5 p. :11..de
{mun can give an approximate
I
count of the money collected.
'shoIer was in honor
‘orvhcstra. an new I.
. has bought
BC-
A delightful aluminum shower was
‘gtven Miss Mildred Glover of Govt
avenue, by the gills of Dickerman's
store at her home last Thursday. Tho
of her engage
Ilent to Louis Schedde of West Nor-
walk. 'l‘h‘1 bride-tom received a
beautiful aluminum cooking 59' from
the girls, ltlld after recovering from
her surprise, proved a dell; httul host
A sot-i1; 1 time lollou d during
At low hour tilt
was served. a
.gueuts departed with many hoarty coll-
;gratulatlons for Miss Glover.
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ROWA¥TON
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From the plans of Architect A. N.
Paddock, Arthur Wuldron llith takcu
the contract for building: the gnmgc
at HOV\‘d,\l(lil for Stanley Baker. It
will be 21x33 loci, of hollow tile blocks
and asphalt shingle roof.
Although the original “SE of outcr-
lullllllt‘ill‘s planncd by tho TUkt'nt‘kl"
Club had been completed, so many
good tiniest how bout cllJoyctl ill ll‘t‘
Lluli house this: SillStlll that it “illic-
well" dame, with EUIMDQ N w \‘ort
\H. ~ giwlt llt tilt-
Casino Satulday ev.cnlng
Belt. 8. D. Gordon of Orange, N. J..
author of a “ell-known st ll' .5 of dew.
tlonal books under the general caption
of “Quiet Talks, " has been a gllc .t l‘ur
some time at the home of Rev. ilk hurd
Tiadcr. Tokcncltc .l llilrsltilldl'y, explor-
er, and naturalist. Mr. Gordon nnd
.\lr. Tlader had charge. of the comic".
Sunday moxninn, ill the HOLE t .\'orw.tl}t
Hicthodist cllultll. the forllltr plouc-il
ing the sermon, and tho lot. or singing
F. Raymond Holland of Now York.
three island»: at Scotch
Covc, linrlen, and has Rwal‘tli‘d lllc
contract to Wesley Wood, of Not-walk,
for a fine rmldcnce to bc crectcd ‘hcr-n.
at ll cost of 312.000. it will be of
poured concrete and will havo' every
modern lxuprovomcnt., ’ The plans arc
Fifth nvénue,Nc\v York. Wm. F.
by Architect F. H. Bowortb. in, 597
Payson and C. VonRensoelner Costl-
weil of New York have also bought'ul
island at the same location for future
development. Engineer Harold A.
Parsons has built a count-way to tho
lalands from the mainland. our
f.Cedllr Gott- Doric-n and has just cont
plated the surveying of the whole
property. ‘
PM i LLl EB GET KANTLEHNER.
PHILADELPHIA,Sept.18.~—Anoth
NOROTON
H C. Lima has filed notice of. a rd-
iease of attachment against prom
oi Lillian C. Limo.
John Donahue, of Newton, arrested
by Officer Daily for intoxication. was
fined 85 by Judge Young this morning
in the
Mimi Mary Stroke of the Heights baa
taken a position as stenogrupher in
tho superintendent's office,
Fitch Home.
The local campfire of the Campfire
Girls, which has not been meeting
during the summer, expects shortly to
resume its stated meetings.
A. E. Coylc, it layman of New York,
accompanied llcv. Carlos Martyn into
the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church,
yesterday morning and presented a
layman's message to a large congre-
gallon.
The registrars Friday received the
natllcs of 112 men and 12 women who
wish to be made votcrs for the town
oioction the first Monday of October.
The Town (‘lct'k nnd Selectmen will
be ill the Town Hall on Saturday.
Sept 23. to administer the elector'a
(ll-ill] to lit-l litany of those persons as
to be properly qtlalllled.
may provc
Allotllcr opportunity will bc given
later ‘to tboso who wish to become
voters for the clectlon of November 7.
There were only two real estate
sales itl Dal-inn. lust week. with mort
gases of “.300. The Terminal Real:
t‘ompony disposed of property in
Leroy avenue to (i. E. Althur. and Wil-
liam “'cllnltz sold lonti on thoold
l’n-‘t “(NJ in Lillht‘l' M. Wright. Ftil‘
the: econd work in September. l915.
them were thrcc hill!“ of property
and mortgages of $5, 600
Potty thieves are. busy robbing or-
chords and gurdcns of this vicinity of
llltc. Within the pnstweck. such thefts
arc roportcd by scvt-rnl. the main
hillll bei'tg mtlde at the pinch of .ltlmcs
ll Jo nklns at \‘oroton, where the nor
don was not only stripped but tram!»
led under foot so that nothing further
coo bentherol from it this full. so
one” was Also made to rob the on
chard of H. L laps: at the Heights.
in board daylight.
John mama wm lloboken. w.
1., the owner of the .teaaa which was
being driven from that town to Step
my by John Bell and Emil Ullmar.
obout a week ago. and was run into by
on automobile driven by l.. Dam of
Stamford. near Weishelt's road home.
at Noroton. rcpined possession Satur
day of the one horsc whlc htvaa no“
klllod in the collision. The two men
{summer make the
City Court, Stamford. ;
‘ lW. Cooper were prevailed upon to ,9
consider their determination to refuse
at the}
nerve on the Board of Finance,
lain. of the show plan. (if-manta
Italian Mod: a charming vicar”
dtbomaoerandnlaothohifiaafewl
3““ inland. it is ”wounded by bew-
tiful grounds that have been W .
cultivated and well kept for yer:
and the ahrubbely and flowcrs
place very attract:
ivo. The plgoow will be fir. Saow‘deu oi
reaidenco in the “Eat.
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The Democratic Town Commune;
hos arranged the local ticlwt, so that
the error: and commissions node in
the caucus last Thursday night will be
set right. Samuel Grumman and Simon
to run again this your. and William
N. Weed resigned as a member of the
School Board so as to be qualified to
so
those three are the nominees, and. by
their nomination, constituted the De-
mocratic members of the board for
next year; for. as the board is bit
partisan. there bring three members
of each of the two nlaior parties. lilo
candidates nevcr need to worry about
the possibility of not being elected.
For Assessor, instead of John R. Conn.
who is already a member of the Board
of Assessors. with two years of his
term still in run, who was mistakenly
named h the caucus. the committee
has endorsed the Republican IOllillld-
lion, so that John J. Belleck is also
honored of his election, there being
no candidate to 011th him.
At the Methodist Church, Firdlly
night, in spite of the stem, 3 number
of people who are lnlcrestod in [ht
approaching nollcellsc contest llslcll-
ed to an interesting discussion bet-
ween J. A. Solandt of the (‘onnectlcu’
Temperance Union. and Albert F.
(‘oyle, who took the port of an an
torney for the liquor dealers. record
in: the relative merits of a wet or a
dry policy. A number of interesting
points were brought out. Mr. Coyle
declared that timnloon business is a
legitimate business. which Mr. So.
luntlt refused to admit. declaring that
the Supreme Court of» the vttited
Staten lllld decizlcd in Cowley v1.
Christensen (U. 8. 137) mot-there is
no inherent
such a right must be obtnlned by pay-
ing a fee for l‘fllcl‘mfl’. that, in order
words. coihth is naturally ~"at-y,
and that the plat tlc‘s oi selling liquor:
is in itself limit}; unless loxllliaod by
statue regulations. Turning from lccat
aapecta to the rcouomlc ride. Mr, 80-
landt told thlIt the saloon in “'1 enamv
to the home indicating lbcbart which
stated that can in every three hus-
bonda divorced for cruelty is lntcm
panic, and that 9,228 homes are
broken up by strong drink every
year—484.568 during the 20 years from
1887 to 1906. It in an enemy to child
welfare as 75 percent. , of all chill
misery is caused by drink. Mr. f‘.,.o
replied that “sometimes undersirttnlo
realms follow" when a man drinkti
to exceas. but that is the fault of the
individual man. not of the saloon. If
of (latching, loot tho shootofl‘.
right to sell liquor. that'
Wilmot ...........22 0 22
Hurlbutt ...... 25 0 25‘ '
Ham .. ..... .....16 2 18 y
.lmvkwood ........21 '3 24
prosper-om. But will it? if “900“ 'Wiimot wins cup
more is spent for acceded than at pre- Comiflm Scores for the Day.
sent. or for clothing, or for shoes. or. ' Shot At. Broke.
for meat, Dorian will soon be a thrlv-Iwnmm ,,,,,, . _ _______ 150 146
"‘3 “amid“ :Finch ................. 125 116
Hurlbutt ............. 125 1l4
Bonus 106
néwmll "MES Lockwood ..... 125 104
................. 75 70
H“ W: Dr. dBrenll 25 13
Connors .......... . 75 48
-. ... Thou-1 itUn ............ 100 85
.. ‘ _ _. J. W Ilotkbart ........ 100 86
”.1“ final shoot to the three cups «I O. G l.ockhart ........ 75 61
in local Gun Club turned out to be
:lmcst o wulkovcr for irving R. Wil-
2 :01 who won two of the three troph-
.lhc third going to Horace H. Hurl
butt, of Westport, who broke 25 1“”
straight in a shootoif, Wilmot started
the day by annexing the ‘I’iev‘sident's ,. _ ‘
l‘up. He and "Joe” Lockhart cachhad LOW“ “"c‘ To KATOURA
lcur bags on the cup, but Joe failed to NEW YORK, firm. 15. ”“19 “NOOD-
.~lioot alt his usual gait and Wilmot "3' .HM'M Kaulom, owned and sailrd by
(3.3;:th all other competitors by l’ormcr Commodore Robert E, Toll.
bro-hing mu (wentyflye [argplfi won the 264 mile ocean race for the
:zlr_'.l.t. The Treasurer's Cup had 13 mtun Reef (up. when she ('l‘OScPd
tum tits. Wllulot. ilurllmtt, Lockwood the finish line off Ambrose lightshin
aid l’am For the shootofl' wumot at 3:17:50 yesterday .lllot‘nillg, on;
cum (id at (eniporary mental flbt’rl'fl lottl, illtlinutcs and 18 seconds ahead
tion, it .lssing lbrec targets. his poorest 0‘ “W 0718116115". "01'th F Plant’s
court of the day. llurlbutt shot well Elc: n, \v-hitll had no time allowance
.titi rmldily and was declared wittucr Tho time made by the Katoura, 22
in; yittup of not lliiSnan any [angelic lltiillii, 17 illlllulf‘s, 17 seconds. beats
Pt~r lllt“ Accumulation (,‘utl, Wiltnol W motions accord made by the
Lt card a "Leg" to tie for a shootoft‘, Idioms last year, by five hours. 28
ublti‘. he won handily with linolho_ 2; .iltl.. in, :8 Nt‘Olldl The race was
poli’cct string. This mode a tic with Sallct‘. in a strong brceze from ”W
littn' who, succumbing to an attack north Which gave the yachts 3 fair
In ad- wind both ways.
The next shoot of the club will take
place Saturdav, . c p.t 23, when two
'cup~ will be oi‘fo ed for the fall c-onl
ILL
t- LAN "'8 ELENA LOSES
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COMMISSIONER8 RESUME CON-
dltlon to tin» winning of the twu cups.
\\'ili..ot‘s total score for the day was
Jill out of 150, equalling the record es- FERENCE-
mold-led by l‘. ll. Stephenson, tllc Ncw‘ NEW LONDON. Sent 18~thn
Yolk Athletlt- t'tub high memge the MealcmA'meric-an Commlmonors
:llou' lit the lournulncnt on August ""3"“! their 005"”3300 MW URN
lztlt L was reason to believe the Mexican lep-
lows. I‘MlllllVN u‘rc prepared to insist
that their deliberations be directed
toward an liki‘t’t‘llifillt on the control
of the border. The American repre-
Scon-s for the day Were an to
President’- Cup.
Broke. H’icap. Gross.
. can submaline aiglttcd was retur t '
to her base.
»~tates
undersea merchantmaa Bunion, if.
an American crat‘ cf the L type,
turning from monomers, it dere t _
today with the truth] to port of . ‘
ocean tug T. A. Scott. 3r. is.
Tit-9 'ua ou* iasl night carry
persons supposed to be representativ
QI‘ lht‘ Eastern Forwarding (fullp
(’0 which the cargo of the l‘ieutsclllat-
was consigned when that underwo
fl‘elgll el‘ mailed Baliilnul'e. The S ..
reported toduy that nothing was ‘
or heard of the lll'clmsll. The Am- *‘,
51‘-
ll ittlt this list
Sills tot illillil.
llk
Eat Len meat if Kidney: feel
ind or Bladder
bothers.
310M folk: fort—5' that the kid 2
like the bowd.~, get sluggish and cl . 1
ed and heal a till-hing occasional ,
else we hle't‘ backache and dull mi
in the kldtz-vy l'vglOli‘ M‘H’m hen
och-cs, l‘llt‘unitltlt' twinge»; tui‘pl‘d liv
acid stomach. Neoplasms.“ and a.
SOl‘t's oi til-adder disordew.
You simply must hoop your kidney
active and than and the nlonmcnt y .
fwcl an nche or pain in the kidne
region. L‘Gi about {our ounces of ,J .
Siillh t‘tom any good drug store hen
take a tobltspnonful in a glass of wa
before breakfast for a fcw days a
your kidneys will illcn act fine. Th
famous mils i» mode from the acid - -
grapes and lPlnnn juice. combined wit
lllhlli, and is hnrmcless to flush cl :.«
ed kidneys and stimulate than to no'
will activity. it slop neutralizes t. .
pcid‘i in the drum so it no long” in
thus ending bladder disorder
Jad Suite; is bonnie»; inoxpunttlv
makes a delightful exérvescent itth‘
water drink which everybody shou
take new and then to keep their kit
\t'llirot .......... 35 2 25‘ pentatlveis. believing that the border neys clean. thus avoiding reritlus c...
llurlbutt "'d 4 25 ' situation was merely incident to the plicntious _ ‘
Hm“ """ '25 3 25. general condition in Mexico, had plan- A “9" know" 13“} drusxist *f‘y“ '
0. Lockhurt W23 2 25 “ed to continue ”‘10“, study of Mexi- bells lots of Jud 581.5 to folks who '-
‘i-‘inch ,,,,,,,,,,,, 24 . 3 25- co's internal “m“. . .llcve in overcoming kidney troub
J. l.ockhnrt.......2l o 21 while it in only trouble.
Thompson ..... . . 20 3 20 '——-u— '
Lockwood . .21 6 25
"Won lcglt.
Wiimot won cup.
Tnaaunt’a Cup.
Broken il'lcap. Gross.
Wilmot . ......... 24 2 25'
Hurlbutt ..23 2 25‘
llarr. ...........22 3 25‘
O. Locllhnrt ..18 3 21
Finch ...........za 1 24
J. llorkhart .......20 2 22 .
Thompson ........23 6 25‘
Loclniood ........21 4 25‘
*Won legs.
Silootoif for Treuurer's Cup. each
contestant having won five “legs."
Broke. H'iéap. (iron.
past l0
‘Hurlbutt winner.
Accumulation Cup.
Stewart Sio was t": Ranges
do we sell more. sto‘Ves and
ranges than any other store
in the Mo walks?
has our stove business in-
creased every year for the
have we sold 1.500 Stewart
Cook Stoves in and around
Nolwalk? ‘
3 dis?
1::W..;_h.c...-...,.;hh---w...-.,.,.-._____ i
you put saloons out of business whore;
will the town of Dorian be? Broke W
were sent to Bridgeport. Saturday, to:
intonation. and the horse hudbcen
Broke. H‘icnp. Groao.
Therc’o a. reason; yes, there ~alroi
*3 the evening from 8 to It p.111... Mrs.‘ er pitcher was added to the Phillies’
‘ John Covanagh, Mrs. Franklyn 0. staff, it was announced here yestcr- . Nobody would inure in "mm """ ""35 0 25' . . -
- - . . to it TO this ‘
*W dr.lGuo’clockJ.,z an no] onlnaaflflday, when Kantiebner, southpaw for 2:11-8er! m::fiaht.“;: “xiii-2‘33? \lr Solvndt rcpllcd by saying (h I lgurlbutt WW3; : g . several reasons. come In afld W6
‘m‘, Mr ow :l . d , M . . ‘ - ' lint ............. .
. “W 3i H on Loon on in: Pittsburgh. signed up with Manager “mm 1,0,“,th hm been mm .9 may saloon iakenin 37.000 to 310,000 0 Lockhnrt 20 3 33 Will t2“. 011 WHY _
. y Ulz tiger. Mrs. A. Rumll an Koran. Kuntichner was dissatisfied, Taylor's livery nibble. Ashcroft ”Dear, a year, and the men who spend thcin' r """2, l 2 y ' .
‘ ‘ at 37811“ Bulkley Will h‘ve Char“ ll WI.“ said. With lllépllldbflffih team ‘ ' man, my: nothing but 1mm, UNI) "c ' ' ' ""‘ " ' ' ' " 3
4,“ the rd M Elli Tay ; ed in town today and ”lemma tho at. .v . J Lockhnrt 21 2 23
°“ “m“ " “ "Ind asked for his release Nb an- on on: minimum basis he maintained ‘
h uld Mrs. Charles Pmcc. fancy' t8 ment by filing a bond. ' ’ Thompson 23 4 25
b h H.116 ban d nonncement wns mode as to who "9,0001year is spent to drink. Mr. I k nod "'""20 4 24
L Wk 00" Lyman or "1 Moran traded for the twirler. but 56' James H. Snowden. of indium, Whv Coylo replied: "Yes, that's what makes .0c in .
In M. \I. Hendrick. the coke booth 3
ill men are believed t be i v i (1.
hi Hrs. 3. Wallace Marvin. and Mrs.‘ v? o n 0 w
lust. «calm occupied the Anson Phelps the town proapomus; it puts money
.4.”
‘Leg won‘ by Wilmot.
Shoototl' for Accumulation Cup. each L
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