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Mr. and lira. Charles Mill-lanai vis- .
ited in Bridgeport on Sunday. 1
baking powders.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kauffmarl;
E AST ‘spent Yom Kippur on Saturday withi
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' E. Richter yesterday attended the
1 church advertising convention in ses- '
'sion in New Haven. '
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Christ! ”*— ‘
Church will meet tomorrow afternoon: Francis Howard, teh Well-known,
at the home of Mrs. Pfatt, on oshom‘ landscape decorator of Noroton, who;'
only. inputted his“ aunts-tame ago,
is almost as well as over. ‘
powders.
Baking Powder.
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John street. is spending ‘; few weeks Rev. H. S. Brown, Ph. D.. was the
733m her mm". Mrs. G. H. lead, principal speaker on Sunday night at
m Hartford. _lho Congregational Church in New C3‘. or he tontcmpialtd new school at the
'naan. which then celebrated the 28th "'3'“ i“ I “WWW: WWII mm 30‘
. anniversary of the pastorate of Dr. J. b“ delayed a day longer than absoluto
; l)’ necessary. if this new school will
finnke pmsiblo the utilisation of the
William Ziegler, jr., and his wife are grade. school at Iblorotcm '0' ' Junior
Va. Thelast ohm High school. as has been discussed.
them will be another suing intuition
how paid to Stamford (which that city
will appreciate, too. as its own High
School is already so crowded that
Stamford is also talkiu ionior high
school for itself.) bedded tho gnaw
advantage which will come to who
in having its children at school near-
The weekly session of the Ladies
Md Society will be held this afternoon "- Hoyt in that Dari-h-
in church parlors of the East avenue "’
H. Ill. Church.
?stillat Hot Springs,
Mr. and Mrs. Waldron. of Keyser week, Mr. Ziegler was one of tire Jlld‘M
street. a...) tilt: implants of a visit es “ the annual autumn race meeting
Sunday from- the stork who left a and horse show of the Fassifern Hunt
bouncing baby boy. Mother and child Club, held at the Springs.
an doing nicely. " "‘
__ The funeral of William Henry Dr
W. G Twomhly. of the Stamford chard will be held from his late resi-
[4180. B. P. 0. Ilka, has been appoint- dent'in Noroton tomorrow afternoon at
ed District De. ut for Connecticut b 2:30 o'clock. Members of St. Nicholas '
the grand exflted ruler. inst nighyt W89» ”0- 321nm! A- M» 0‘ Slam' $13 332“" 0' (my mvelb’mb
If. Twombly “an“ m important ford, are invited toutead the WV“.- 1 V W
meeting in the Masonic Hall, Stam- ‘“ l
ford. lnitaitlon was held and many on Thursday "9va 0“ 5- the
matters other came up before the 3"“ 0‘ Jon“ I.)- Cfimmi“ bulluful‘
meeting. place. lv‘irwoodon-thoSotmd. bad a .
_ dance. it was s most successful affairn R0 w AYTON
A most delightful sallmundi party Everybody had 3 delightful time. “‘9‘ i
held last evening in the Sunday room girls "'0’“ “1° “"0“!!!“ homes were “‘
a! the fist avenue M. E, Church by there, 3 Hood sized gathering. and had Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peterson of
the Epworth league. The majority of 3 80°“ 10"! “me- They had retro-Y» llowavton avenue. left Monday to
numbers of the league turned out not. meats ‘00- spend the winter hi New York city.
a enjoyable evening was spent. Gama, l """“'
m played and adainty collation w” - A mixed foursome was the feature Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Lee hava
mod. During the course of the ev- event in Saturday's golf at the Wee closed their Tm he... “debut/o
clog piano solos were rendered by, Burn Golf Club. The prizes were of-: returned to their winter domioflo in
Me pment, lfered by Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gillespie. New York city.
ind "we won by Dr. and Mrs. itixell' -----
The Ens Norwalk Republican Club with a not score of 98. their handicap Mr. and Ill-s. Mills-l H. lose and
3.. manned one of the MM! rallies being 15. Thepther scores were: Mrs. daughter have returned to their home
we, held in this cm, gm. Friday "em E. Crimmens and Mr. Seely, ”4.95;. in Brooklyn. after spending the sum.
as to be held in its quarters on East . Mrs. Tyson and Mr. Hamilton. llh-lb—i nor in tho Barclay coil-go.
Washington street. Numerous speak- 103; M“ and Mrs. B‘kfr- “Tl-109:!
as will discuss the political muffin. and Miss Merritt, ”$8.105; Miss. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Noodle have re
lion including the republican condid— Hart and Mr. Sawyer. 12149402; Mrs.“ turned to their homo in Bowman, af-
‘tg for state semtor’ Chfle' E_ w"_ Strong but! u". Gill. “0-1635; \1P.(lel’ 'man‘ the 'mfl‘ with m-
1lamson. Mr. Williamson is an elo- and Mrs. Dickinson, ””0404; Ml‘- ind “V“ "I N“ Y0“ 9“!-
cr home, without the delays dllcul:
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At a point some distance before
Buckley's bridge. the machines struck
a stretch of territory that was liter-
ally covered with huge boulders so
strewuaboattho roadastomake
travel almost impossible. 'l‘bero :oald
be no doubt, according to the auto
parties. that the stones had been
placed there with malicious intent. By
skillful work at the wbctl. the bad
territory was gradually covered and
the parties proceeded on their way.
When the vicinity of Buckley's
bridge was reached. Mr. Goduldig no
tlced a machine standing crosswise on
so bridg- witb the headlights so dint
a to be scarcely perceptible.
The lawyer stopped his car with
its intention of investigating. he.
ore hf. could get out. hmm. i lilo
‘cnped from the atom macbbo and
walked cysr toward the Goduldig
auto. ills up was pulled far down
JVQI' his forehead and his coat collar
was up. .
”Bay. guy." he said hoarsely. “Get
out? lwanttotsllltoyoa.”
he could say another word however.
the two also in the Ford lumped out
of their machine which, bosom of
the glare of the lights of the Gsduldig
car. was invisible to the wouldsbo
highway-all and advanced toward
him. The W!“ those
two visibly unnerved the man. His
manner underwent a noticeable
change.
1100ny be tuned to the lawn: and
mattered something to the elect that
further on beyond the bridge some
tracks word loose and be had stopped
t‘o-ocuiat Suf-
frage flows
The cmmtimt Wuhan Saran
Aswatlozi iii. bad a dillcult tune as
regards ti arrangements for he an
nual convention. The first determi
nation was to hold the convention in
New Haven about the 11b of Novels:
bet. That date did not suit the Nev-
Hsvea Sadngists and there were also
other protests against its latent- s. it
was also felt that New Haven had had
a large share of sulrsge activity, in
view of the fact that it had two sun's
rage parades during the month of Sep
tember. it was therefore received
that the convention should be held i
Rhiannon on the 15th and 36th d Uc-
tuber. But this was literally reckon
Ilii without the hov'. The Eidgeport
The mail You Have Always Bought and wbl h it been
in use for over 30 year-sighs: bdrnc the scigna‘tfiro d
and been made under his pen-
IAoltlla'lvsnnpervwo t3: sluice its infancy. _
, 0 one we ' ‘
AI Counterfeit» lmitations and “ Jmhas-gmeygeub‘l; ‘
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What is CAST ORIA
W3 is a harmless substitute for Castor Para
gale. Drops and Syrups. his noggin; n :
minim neither 0 , ccphino not other Narcotic t
nut-boo. Its ago 8 its guarantee. It destroys Worm.
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3 Suffragists were willing; out it was. gagel'lml'"; ‘2’”:002mtmfiy years a l
‘fodndi-posalblstoncarethow ,Whfiun. ““ng lot 'l
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now Bridgeport has been suffering w“ Osmium-shun... “~‘ «In! aloe}.
from a congestion of population .nnd 45° WW Plum—Tho Motif: a‘ “loud.
neither rooms for the delegates nor ll.
suitable place for the meetings would
be scoured by the. C. W. S. A. The
Bridgeport plan had therefore to be
given up. |
Now it has been arranged to bolt:
the convention in New Haven. revel-:-
ing to the original plan. 'To suit the
convention of the New HaVen Sum-
gists. and because it has been found
impossible to make arrangements for}
an earlier convention the date has
been postponed to November 16th and
17th. The days are Thursday can
hiday. and while the time is rather
bio for some of the delegates it is the.
only time that could be chosen that
will suit the large'bt number. }
The programme will follow the lines
already made public. The change or
place and date will make no change as
regards the work to be done by the
convention or the arrangement of the
work in the various sessions of the
convention da\ys. There will be one
advantau about the new date. The
Ielection will be over. The country
{will he one advantage abetaoin sin it
will know under what administration
it is to live for the next four years,
'and it will also be knowuwho will be
i governor of this state and which party
I will be dominant in the Legislature.
lf Governor Boloombe secures an.
other term. the ammo are con-
viucM that he will be friendly to their
memo. Tbeyare recalling that as
long use as 1!“ Governor Holcombe
made anoddroas to on equal rights
isociety in Boutblngton. in which be
{assorted the usefulness of stilt-ago as-
sociations and stated that he was
"fully convinced that whether woman.
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to warn the party. Ho also explained in this state has equal suffrage or not
that ho was stalled bonus be had it depends upon whether she wants it
Oil Safe Note
about speaker and is hmiliar “a. Mrs. Dominick. 115-15400
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the situation. He is favor in the Nor! l Manager Prod Dibble m arr-aged
"nu. and Ms man, km" “u be‘ The annual report of the School as informal dance, to take place Wod-
glad of a chance m hear him express Committee should be carefully consld-lnesday evening at tho Rowayton Hose
m. we“ on the coming campaign. A 9”" by eVery taxpayer. especially by, company quarters." uncle will be fun
lively entertainment will follow and 11):“ who are parents. There languished by the Victor orchestra.
Jules Garrison, the weltknown actor thenszhgzlm I?! 1‘19”]! 50 per cent. mi W
and now proprietor of the movie four years prltihatlon during the out Once more has Charles 8. Green-
.obool on Rowan street, will talk. Mr. erected to Itske (:0 “in“! buildings! wood appsared be!“ the W “a
Harrison is now preparing a snappy m that time To: 0 tll'iula increase. given his Slide Talk on Washington.”
molly: song and will render it at were 691 children of 83:01 ago l;b::d::t evening M" Om'md addres-
the meeting. Refreshments will be town and now the“ m 9:789“ ‘8 t Razeblx‘nntatlva 1.0:,- of bony-
med. Proceeding “1° meeting. " of 76 per year. This increase sh::l:"l::se (‘0‘: at??? tribunal: 2.2:?!”
m“ for “193““ t0 the WW“ meet- have been met by an addition of ani out was ntplt in 3 but those wboudlnd‘
III I" which candidates for state rel average of three rooms a year in 1911i attend were very‘ dnthusiastlc over the
presentatives and 3‘15““ 01 WW there were but 16 teachers and now. hearing Mr Greenwood accom n-
.” [’9 chosen. All Of the members 0'. room has been opened in the Holmesl led his. talk by throwing numexut
‘39 Club 5110““ W3“ all-81' the call‘;the town has 24. This year. a new: views on the screen and every picture
3" “d attend the meeting. :school and a .new teacher installed; was clear and distinct. When be had
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viously been attending 0.“ of the political cartoons which did much to
Stamford schools at a cost to this arouse the laughter of those prelim.
town of $30 (sch. ‘which this year has Mr. Greenwocd's voice was clear and
been increased to $40. So by paying distinct and he could readily be board
8100 for transportation and $500 for in all parts of the room.
A smart auto set consists of a cap
of plaid silk, a veil of cbiflon to slip'
over but and face and a scarf of tho‘
plaid silk to be tied in a handkerchief
hot at one side.
the new teacher, Darien will save 3600
Harry Scofleid presided as the chair-
Full short veils, faceiiously callcd‘
of the $1,200 which the tuition at man of the meeting and introduced
"tea yells." because they leave the
Month free.arc a permanent trimming Thoughtful parents will realize thatwords.
Stanford would have required. Mr. Greenwood with a few appropriate
No other addresses were
under these conditions. the erection made.
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blowout.
The two cars proceeded on their
wayandutboypauedby. the non
noticed two more. roughly dressed oc-
cupants of tho nailed oar. Their sas-
piclons were verified when they no-
ticed that than were no tire at all
on the (root wheels and guessed that
the intention of the man had been to
rob them of their money and then to
ride chfn the Ooduldig machine.
leaving the party stranded with an
auto boom for travel or pursuit.
....Found Timber Obstruction.
Their suspicions to the intentions of
the men who had stopped them was
dunner strengthened when at some
distance. beyond Huckley's bridge they
found a huge timber stretched squarely
across the road and held down on
the road and hold down on both sides
by stones and piles. After much dif-
ficulty. the road was cleared and the
machines proceeded.
"Our machines would surely have
been wrecked it we hadn‘t seen that
timber in time." declared Attorney
Geduldig this morning. "It certainly
was a daring bit, of work and if it
hadn't been for the men behind us.
we‘d probably have been minus money
and machine. ’
“There is no doubt in my mind but
that those men would. have hopped
into my car and leftus behind with
their machine which was about as
useful for travel as a wooden horse
l’m gold to think We came out as
2W0 “Sf “E7.
and is determined to have it." “if,
lobe wants it and insists upon getting)
Iit" he added. “she will get it." Buff-i
ruin! new are My insisting upon
getting the vote. and Governor Hol-
cnbowilluotbethonan lament
l ther getting it. .
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list the amount was too much for him mos HUNT Foo 'wavmsunv .
to porches. but that he would and WOMAN.
till. i layer if he (mi-role) wan to WATERBURY, Oct. 11.—A vigorous
‘reodn a m of mty-svo mnnmmmu allover New
content «err-hunted pounds of mglandtoduto loostomhfma
rags sold. He said that Anglone Danette of this city. who sloped over
agreed to this. and tilt, about a week a month ago. She has not‘beea board
later, he wont. in compsny with a buy- born since that time.
or from New York. to see the rags.‘ _
Painless Extracting
time ur-
Anglono of Norwalk. represented by and that the buyer “t that d It” on
John J Clinton. was heard yesterday chased the "9' paying 9‘ ems .
' them. f
morning in the City Court. The action. 1 l M “ed at It is no longer necessary for o p”.
is brought to recover a commission of? The)!” :8; n 1Y1 chug)“ adfourned son to dread the extraction of toelb.
of re s "An lone is in, noon when u go 3 when a method ”harmless and pain-
350 for the sale . z . 8 - _3t.mt d Advo-
tho Mk business and so is Bill-toxic.i court until 2 p' m‘ or ,1685 is available.
who had the rags for sale. Barronciute'
claims he was instrumental in dis-l .
th. demands in overycase, if you“
posing of them last November. at a FIND MAN HANGING m wooos. ”gm mm Mn ““6““ “m the“
commission of accents per hundred' ANSONIA, Oct. 11.7—The body of a are broken off, or 1‘ there are.com
weight. A general denial of the claim man. believed from papers found in ditlons which render them difficult in
is entered by Angione. his pockets to be idle: Tisonam. on ”Hamill“? will ”1:22;: am: “ma:
Barrouc claims that on November employe of the American Brass Com-gmmct“ yto my
which do not require semis! care.
16. 1915. be was in Norwalk. and met puny, was found hanging to a tree, :11 The mouth is left in good confitiou
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RAM HOUR! Ill UMATION.
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Barrens dues tit-Recover $50 from
Frank Melons of Hamill.
‘ The civil case of Harry Barrone,
represented by A. Wofaey. vs. Frank
M ibranch of work and am able to meet?
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l have made a special study of thin «he
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Anxious. who had twenty bales of rags probable suicide. in‘the section knowni and no m after-effects follow,
to dispose of, the total weight being as Hall's Quarry yesterday. Hunters‘
about ten tons. Bel-rose told Angions. discovered the body.
“ Personal attention given to all so.
italls. ConsultationJreo. i
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Dr. J. H. Mallory
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