i‘ 1 ught Plant Monday and will take the
V V ”funding and finance committee.
NE?
it
This Dorian House.
V uttho rain.
~ (1 them will make up for it tomorrow.
' mil: Improvement Association will be
1, renthusia‘stic
E. Gotham and Gus Knorr.
House— ). Youngs, Chairman, R. B.
DeWitt and C. Keene.
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go no. 1111111 Sr.
Harry Water-bury and Charles Kuhuer.
D. B. Beach and A. W. Eldridge.
Entertainment—Wm. H. Saiflen’ E
F. smith and Frank Buckholx.
W
ttowlrrong
Robert F. Scalzi, the Rowzay on ate-
nue grocer nos a visitor in New York
city yesterday on business.
EAST
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William Beck. of Hawkins avenue,
flirted on a fishing trip this morning,
. h! was forced to call it on because
Captain Frank it. Stevens and crew
A hot convention
the antlci tion.
1' pa puny of Norwalk is repairing the Port
Chester Lumber company‘s dock along
the Bryam river. The old dock has
withstood the. unloading of many car-
goes of lumber, but the repairs are
needed.
Frank L Hovnmedieu. of Savannah,
who has been visiting his brotheri
John L. Hommedieu of Van Zant street!
will return home on Mpnday.
- "
Miss Louise Woodward entertained a
wt of friends at the Country Club
mtzrday allerniin A delicious c0- Hose Company was hcl dlast evening
”on was «creed and a social time'md final arrangements for a fair to
“joyed 1 be held in the near iu' ure were made.
V iadies' night will be llthl on Monday'
At lens a hundred people who had in the Hose House and a delicious coi-
‘pianned to go llllit'kH'Cl fishing «his lation will be serv,ed followed by a
morning were disappointed because of social time.
It is probable that many \lr an.d Mrs. Marten of New York
city, are the guests of Cumin and
Mrs Aaron SI'J'H‘Hni of Rowayton
The Reliance Social (‘lub will meet.
with Mrs. Robert S. arclay, Rowayion
avenue, Tuesday afternoon at 3
o‘clock.
/
Noumerous East Siders were onthu-V
.lhstlc spectators at the White vs.
Run; fight in Roodner‘s llalll last eve-
ling. Kunz was the favorite son
. throughout the exhibition in their opinv
1
1.3%.
Earl Williams, the well-known East
fillies young man, will enter the employ-
nont of the East Norwalk Electric
Rowayton Methodist Church.
Sunday, Sep ember Nth—«Morning
\totship at 10: 30 a. m. sermon by the
pastor. Text Heb; 10: 29; suliieci “De-
spising The Spirit of Grace." All are
invited to come and worship with its
who have no church home in this c0111.
munityz—Blblo study at il250 for Se-
nior and Adult scholars of the Sunday
school. The Sunday school will be
open October 1st for children of all
told at the home of Mrs. Henry J. Hip- “Wl A ”99d“ "087m ‘3 being “C
.can, Thursday evening. September 23, ranged for this opening day. All par-
Fit 3 o'clock to hear the report of the cuts are requested to come and bring
1‘ their children—Missionary meeting at
1' 330 p. m.. this is a special meeting for
The” Wl“ be evening prayer and a" :ihal are interested “I mlflfllm.
sermon at Christ church, Sunday eve- but especially for all women interest-
‘1“ at 7.30",”‘1 it is hoped that the ed in the work of the Woman's For-
n,
“tuition formerly held by Harry Hip-
Q
non.
m
A special meeting of the East Nor.
‘V ‘ov. J. Benton Werner of Grace cign Missionary society. Miss Clemcn.
(larch will onlciatc. There will beI line Butler. daughter of Dr. Butler.
. r to morning service, until October list who has 81"?" almost his whole life
.____. to' missionary work; first in india and
Since last Wednesday when protec-K now for many yours in Mexico. will
1V lion for the natural oyster was with- be the speaker. Miss Butler speaks
.mwn, at least guy Norwalk men with first hand knowledge on the prob-
by. yen for Bridgeport and Viciniiy'lema in both of these countries. She
whore they are now working the natu-l WI" by request Sunday afternoon
in! beds. Most of the oystormen speak on Mexico. it is hoped that
into good money at this business the women of the church will be sunl-
WIQ the law is off and it forms an cently interested to take up some form
ihoot-taut business in the industrial . of the work proposed by the Women a
world of Connecticut. society. Ebworth League—at 6:45 h
V’ ...—_..._.._ m.. topic is. “Things God will do for us
“ ‘3 farewell 5mg party was given try-and Things we must do for ourselves."
my Hlpoon at the East Norwalk The leader is Warren Jennings. Eve-
metric Light Plant yesterday alterinlns worship-at 7: 30 p. 111.. this is the
m by a party of friends. Harri] Noble‘s service. All are invited to
alarm leave the employ of the plant on‘ coins and speak out in meeting. their
V badly and will enter the New York heart's experience and convictions.
“Vanity, Medical Department, A These meetings have been held the
outpouring luncheon was served and a last Sunday evening of each month for
mini time was enjoyed. Among the last three months and have proved
We who were present were: Harry‘very helpful and inspiring.
Thursday—at? :45 p. 111.. mid-week
prayer service. All are welcome and
‘a good time will be enjoyed if you
The Men's Class of the East avenue; come in the spirit of prayer, expect:
”Methodist Episcopal church held an ancy and praise.
business meeting last;
”light in the class parlor. After a .
z“arty supper prepared by Mr. Hall Rev
amen, Joseph Lyons, John Jules, R.
I: Macy and Richardy Sweeney.
Rowayton Baptist Church.
Henry E. Anderson, pastor:—
"imd Mr. Hawkins the class transacted services on Sunday. Sesp‘. ember 2th.
‘13 great deal- of important business 1916.2—10 3') morning worship with ser-
Several committees were appionted. man by the pastor-“on “Enlistment for
mud act effort will be made with similn Service."—-ll :50 the. Sunday school
classes in the other churches to will resume its sessions again and it
i
live a speaker from Philadelphia
Chmpoiubuo Davis. Chm’w
Soliciting—TL E. Howard. Chairman,
' flthe rain. _ of the steanler William 1. Stevens" is
The Democratic Congressional Con-1engl88d ORV the Steven's oyster}
Emtion will he held this afternoon a? 1 “mm“ 0“ ‘ 9‘” ““911-
l Sunday—October 151.,
The 1H. 11’. Watts Construction com-V
A special meeting of the Rowayton
do
in the No of the flora d the
acheolthultmayumdwitha
large attendance Every member of the
school who reads this notice is mues—
Vted to pass ii on to the omen-6:30
Publicity—~11. J. Hipoon, C'biirlian.1 the meeting of the Christian Mover
This is the monthly roll-call service
every member should roapoad.-—-Topic
{Christianity Compared with Other Ro-
ligions," 1 Cor 10:1-31. loader, Miss
Lucile Baroda—1:30 evening worship
:with special music by the church
choir and a short gospel sermon by the
pastor on The Triumphant Life.“ All
are welcome at these services whether
they are regular attendants or not.
“educator-September 21th., the
Fairileid County Baptist Association
will meet with the Stratfield church at
Stratiield. Conn
‘ Thursday evening—~ot 7:15 the mid-
i week service postponed from Wednes
day evening, reports will be heard
from the delegates who attend the
meeting of the Association on Wed.
nesday.
will be ob-
server as a "Grand Rallying Day" for
all departments of the church.
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Walter Deverill of the Stewart store
returned yesterday from his vacation
trip to Mt. ilermon. Mass.
George M. V. Schlicching, lr,. is ex-
pected to close up his Hickory Blul!
store shortly and to return to Union
Mr. and Mrs. 1:2. J. Quinn and family
who have occupied the ilibbins cottage
on the Post road, the past summer.
have returned to their home in Brook-
lyn.
‘Benjamln Street, Wallace Shot-or,
Adams and William Davis were pres-
ent at the grand opening, Monday
night. of the Cockonoo tribe, Red‘Mon's
trading Post, in Norwalk.
The Brotherhood of the Methodist
church has planned an unusually at-
tractive progl'am for their meeting
next Monday night whonw. H. Wake
horn of Stamford will give an address.
A three-way block system is bean
installed. instead of the twoqvay Iys-
tem heretofore need, by the New Ha-
ven road, on the Barton block. The
change is expected to relieve the tow-
er-men considerably.
An automobile operated by Peter Du-
dora oi’ Darlen, and a New Jersey au-
tomobile. were in collision, yesterday
afternoon at Bank and Main streets.
Both automobiles were somewhat dam.
aged.
Assistant Postmaster Clarence 8
Mather in enjoying his annual vacation
from his duties at the post-once. Dur-
ing his absence, Mrs. Fred Smith is
spending much time helping her post-
master huaband with the work of the
ofilce.
Carl La Roche and Fred Schwab of
Noroton together with one or two oth‘
or friends are planningto go by an-
tomobile to Lake Waramaug near
Kent during the middle of next month
for awoek's camping and hunting trip.
Hose Company was held last evening
An'evening of light opera is to be
given in the Town Hallnbout Oct., 1
for the benefit of the Methodist church
Several of the lending women of the
town will act as patronesses. The solo
left: will come from New York and 08a
ton. with :1 chorus of .lpcal voices
Selection will be rendered from the
Mikado, Robin Hood, ll Travatore.
Ermlnle, Pirates of Pcnannce. and io-_
i
lanthe. An orchestra of four pieces by Miss Bumbam or the Roabury sec- haper.
hm blow tab. .40! the direction of
lhvid Casey I'll furnish music
M .
Edmond Quincy Trot-bridge was one
of the MOI". may, at the wedding
or lion We Bmedborg Kearney.
daughter til the hte Captain George
1!. 'Kwuoy‘li. 8. Navy. who was mar-
ried to Osborne A. Day at Trinity
Church, New Haven. A number of
friends and relatives from this section
of Connecticut attended the ceremony.
At the annual meeting of the Wee
Burn Golf club. five members were
chosen to serve on the board of gover-
nors until 1919. H. C. l-‘leitmtmn is a
new member of the board. The oth-
er members elected are; in M. Dickin-
son, G. G. Dominick, Dr. George Sher~
rill audit]. Y. Weber. Dinner was serv-
ed early in the evening to about 30.
The business session followed.
The town clerk and oelectmen will
be at the Town flail tomorrow to make
voters. The names 0! 1210mm and
112 men are posted on the. list of those
“‘10 be made” but. it. is expected that
many of there will not appear. One urt-
uauai feature of this year's list is the
number of New York people who have
summer homes bore, who are planning
to establish 1: Voting residence here,
and to abandon their claim to a resi-
deuce in the city.
Noroton Heights is eagerly looking
l‘tor its fire engine which hubeen re
:ooiving a coat of paint and varnish
The company cleaned up a consider-
able sum at its fair the week of Sept.
6 and is now planning a series of social
alaira for the fall and winter, which
will promote sociability in the commu-
nm and at the urn-1 time swell the
comapny’s treasury. ()rganised in 190.1
the Heights fire company has attained
227 fires. and saved it is believed, not
less than a million dollars” worth of
property from destruction.
if Xoroton had a Judge Young. as
Stamford has. to lmpouc lines on rock
loos automobile opeoders and ‘ thom
who rush through thin town over the
Post road at the rate (1ij to (‘10 miles
In hour. at the risk of killing every
one they meet. it would be a godsend
to .\'orotou. for these crazy drivers
seem to pick out this special "burg"
"let loose” their machines to the
limit. and at the Old King’s Highway
11111. on the Post 'Road. where there ‘ls
a bad curve. and which is posted with
dangerolgna put up by the town and
also by the State after the Stamfob
"Advocate called attention to the fact
that. if each do: were not. erect‘.
there certainly would be a dreadful
accident some. time. They pay no at-
tention to these signals at this point,
and seem to try to go faster here than
any other place. As you cannot come
to Dark-:1, Judge, we trust that some
of those apeeders will fall into your
hands as they speed through Stamford.
and give them the limit of the law. if
you up! lock the-mun, do so; some. of
them don't mind 8100 lines, but they
would object to a ten days'. “free"
board in Bridgeport.
James 11. Williams superintendent
of schools, has obtained a force of
teachers to replace those who retired
from service in Dar-ion last June. con-
sisting of young women of experience.
who will add considerable strength to
the corps engaged hero in former
years. and give assurance to parents
that their children’s education will be
in efficient hands during the coman
your. The new teachers at the Cen-
ter school will be Mimi Ruth Patterson
of Springfield. Mass for the fourth
grade; Miss Mabel Jarvis of Roway: on '
for the first grade: Miss Helen Mo;
Gregor of Bethel, for the kindergarten
with Miss Lucile, Brando of Tokeneltc
as her mssiotant; manual training and
domestic science, Mir-s Nellie Price of
Maryland. At Nora on school. Miss
Rose of Brooklyn. .\'. Y.. will have
charge of the second and third
grades. The fifth school will be taughti
,was formerly Miss Alice Sturges, and
j Sturgea.
’ioul
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tic-of Mud. and at the flames,
inched Miss Ryan of “. .Vernoa will-
he in charge or t' on. and mini
grades. no an addition to the building
has been made that will make possiblei
a division of this kind, and at the same
time relieve the congestion at the Cen-
ter to some extent pentflhg the con-
struction of the new schools which
must be began last as soon as funds
are available to meet the growing
needs of the town. The schools will
opens Monday Sept, 25. Ali pupnuvho
have not bpen in town for at least the
past two weeks, or who have been
otherwiecc exported to contagion, \l'lllV
be examined by Dr. George H. Noxon,
the health omcer, before being admit-i
ted to the. grades.
All Wom
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trees and sleepless nights.
and regulating those organ
Thtse famous p is are vegetable 1n
Dinah-of V
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NEW CANAAN
The Band of Hope meeting on Sun
Herman vim Hoosear of liurlbutt day evening will be a special temper-
street spent Tuesday in Danbury. ance rally.
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Henry Cornell of Norwalk has beenV
palnting in Belden Hill.
Mrs. John Davis has returned from ,Cbaries Pauley and Lantrel Briggs
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William 5110- have returned, from the Adirondacks
run of South Norwalk. and White Mountains.
Miss Bergen of Waterbury is spend-
ing two week's with her sister
Leroy Evans.
>Warren Rutledge was tendered a
“'3- dance by fifteen of his young friends
at his home on Park street, Tuesday
evening.
1
Conan Grange held its annual fair
Thursday evening September, 21st,
in the hall at 8 p. m.
Ethel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ii.
B.11nwrence was united in marriage.
Saturday evening, to Gerhard F. son
M present taxi cab serVice home?" of Selectman and Mrs. John lLliEhl'e
Wilton and Norwalk has been substl- of South menu, Tire ceremony was
tubed for the regular jitney car which performed in the Congregational
h“ run all the summer. church, by Rev. J. Howard Hoyt, Di).
Miss Antonsite Dora Anunziato, cld~
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil
in Georgetown Anunaia‘o of Forest street. was man
ried to Vincent J. Squillante of New
" York. in St. Aloysius church. Monday,
Miss Esther Green and Miss Bessie at 10 a m. by Rev .1. ll. Stapleton
.Green have ré'utned from a visit with A full choir took part. and about 100
Mr and M” William Wildman of friends and relatives were present. V
Mrs. H. L Bturgcu. Miss Katherine
Plumtroes. Bethe]. ,
‘ 1 Mill" G0
Sturges and others. motored to the ’RflfUMA '6
Country Club on Thursday and took i
luncheon at that popular club.
Mrs. C. J. DeWitt, Miss Katherine
Sturges attended the annual conven-
tiou of the W. C. T. U.
Wednesday afternoon.
“Neutrons Prescription 99" a Wonder!
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A children a plly house on the Wm At last a real does what it- -aays
toes of Williamll. Boon in Holden 11111 “Wm“‘c mm“ “mm“ ““9 "
w” burned to the ground we evening was ever before known and that is no!
[apt week. No other building tool joke.
coal Every man and woman who has.
fire fronyth’o £0“ Rheumatism Gout or Neuralgian
\vo ue u‘d ‘0 ”DON lhlt Edward om! to h" “Neutrons Preuflpuon
Eakland of New York formerly or wu 99' “ °“°° “d “e 1‘" m‘m‘°“"’1
it works.
ton is recovering form his serious lll- !
nesa 11s the operation for an attack of Cut out those iicry linimonts “6‘
l
dirty solves. use a good clean inter-‘
1" ce 1. 1
appendicitis .2132 sue 3““ dirty solve, use a good clean inter;
The public schools reopened Mon- nal remedy. “Neutrone Prescription'
day September lBth. with Miss Mabel 99 is remarkable blecauo: it Elfin?
Post teacher, of South Wilton, Miss the blood ‘8' 5 n naure '
Hillel Koarna 0' Chestnut Hill, Miss gives you what you need to fight of!
Blanche'Smlth of Nod and Mina Smith Exam-thy 2:“:;“°“" ‘ 3°°d clean
of Cannondale school. it's not one of those temporary rt»
Tho Wbiat Club met Tuesday after- lief affairs, good only while using, it
noon with Mrs. C. J. DoWitt four to is ln.atlng Get a bottle ”d" andl
blots were in play and a general good ”“r Rheumatic d'” “9 over. "°l
time OnlORd The club will meet more inflamed, s‘ii! aching joints and!
lne it, well it's
to rd lth Mrs G muscles can you imag ‘
$832111)“ b" 3 _ w all true. 50: and 81 the bottle. (life
\ lord‘s Pharmacy and‘all leading drug-1
Mrs. Alice Banks of Akron. 0., who ‘1'“ "WWW?-
is now visiting friends in Strum.
motored to Wilton Sunday and called “"97““ in the Sentinel. ‘
on relatives and old time friends. she :— I
City
when a girl lived here with her gnarl-V
parents the late Mr.aad'M1s.Leg1-and
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BRIDGEPOQT, Sept. 23.4Frnnk\i..
Worthy. owner of the Hotel Worthy, '
Springfield.1\laas.. and a pillar anu-
facturer, died at the Hotel Stra field
this morning at 8: 30. Dr G. s. -.l«‘ord
the hotel physician, attended him.
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lime to Norwalk and take up the,;
’mmi‘r taint iliilllll to 1mm m
’ a corrective, occasionally, to right. a disordered munch,
the cause of so much sick headache, nervous—
Quick relief from stomach
troubles is assumed by promptly taking a dose or two of
Beecham’ s Pills
They act gently on the stomachJiver, kidneys and bowls assisting
s. and beeping them 1121 leithy condition.
leave no disagreeable after effects and are not ‘ dbl! for thing.
A box of Beecham’s Pills in the house is a protectton a gainst the .
many annoying troubles caused by stomach ills, and la\ s the foundation '
For Better Health
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UNDAUNTED UNCLE HORACE.
From the 24th to the 27111 of 11m
present month prepare for a genual
disturbance of the atmosphere. Man;
in llL'1 orbit will be approaching tho
earth Venus and the mood Will or.
cupy positions whereby they Will
each exercise a strong attratt‘tng
force upon the central force of the.
earth - Prepare for a great dlr‘lllllr-
ance not in Mexico but in a portion
of the United States, which will feel
the effects of a severe cold Wine—1
perhaps snow accompaniment. iia
prepared for a very severe wintn to
commence early and remain long.
Please inform me what the tea pmtv
in Mexico is costing the llnitui
States. UNCLE liOllAt 1-1
Sept. 21, 1916.
Middle Iladdanr,
COULD NOT DO HER COOKING.
I.—-—
Mrs. F. E. Hartmerster, lea, Mo.
writes: "I was affected with kidney
trouble for two years. i was so bad
this summer 1 could hardly do my
cooking. l\got Foley Kidney Pills
and they helped me. I feel like a new
persons." Too many women neglect
symptoms of kidney derangement.
When the kidneys are not properly do
ing their work poisons left in the sys-
tent cause weak back, dizziness, pulli-
:ness under eyes so oolen ankles, joints
.‘and rheumatism.
Sold Everywhere.
—
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Monday
Oct. '2 1
New Classes will be formed in
,aooxxaapmc,
SHORTHAND and
TYPEWRITING
Start early—
Finioh early,
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Merrill rBu smess
College
South Norwalk
sumlord. Port Cheater.
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National Bani'
The Sune‘arad Safe Way
It has'boen truly aaidthat “raving is the key that un-
locks the door of increased opportunity and greater pros-
best, surest and safest way to get ahead
in the world is to open an account with a strong financial
ESE: Bank invites you ‘to—
' “Toot its strength by investigation!
Test its service by trial!
~11} important meeting of the East
V -lk Republican Club was held
evening in the East Norwalk
t. Club. at which committees were
1 lead for the. coming political cam-
The club also voted to rent
- in the Bahamian Block on East
hlnoton street and make that its
batters. An invitation was re-
ed by. the club to attend a stere-
1 lecture to be held Monday in . ,.
Old fled Men's flail on Want-div,
A street. Political cartoons and
of Washington will be shown.
Charles 8. Greenvi'oolia accreted“!
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