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cases will be discussed. Whether or
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' Stannard of Hartford. and the custody
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,married on March '8, 1914.
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Ward Stzirdevant is a Visitor
New York City today.
This afternoon the \‘l'om‘an’s Aux-
Thls is the latest
Chvist
lliary of Episcopal
meets as uuial.
Cl 21 plicmniaph of :1 line of baitelships of th3 American fleet
““9 ,"1eady to be called 1'.) action in Europe should the Getmans. who have been bottled up in the. Kiel Canal.
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Rundle will be'
he is returning
home from the hospital today.
Friends of J. ll.
Tomorrow evening the East Side Re-
publican Club will hold a confab at
{which time plans for the coming can
not anything else of greater import-
ance will arise is a matter that only
time will be able to reveal.
The Epworth League of the East
Avenue M E. Chutch will hold a ‘hot
dog‘ 1oasi iomoirow evening :11 Com-
po Beach. These roasts have been
quite 11011111.:1'1‘1is tear and now 111:1!
the evenings a1e mowing coolei it is
expected that iliev will he indulged in
mute frequently
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11:191.? Curiia of New York. was .1 viii
itor at the Island, yesterday.
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It‘ s1l<ab~1l \lcl.:1.chlaii ls )111‘lltif'3'lg
1.11.111 t‘! "lrinin college Scpienibtr 19.5
lintarl' ‘1‘1'illiams, of Tokenekc, has1
been f‘llllt‘ll to the service by the draft“
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from lw New lurk district.
Miss Lucile Lucano has returned to
her home, after spending several daysi
with friends in New York city.
and MW. ll.
Scarlett avenue is being 10111 up
right along and the workmen are do-
ne, all that tliev can mallow the cm}:
inseam that is to be usPd as
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of l a ,
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1 be 111151111111 people My that 1110 1181i few months 11'. their Tokcnrke
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weeks will ufiice to do the woik 01h 101m. . 1
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think that '1 longer time will he
the
on Long 15-1.
Frlllll rt"|lill'ls it Reptnfl
John Haulon was :1 visitor at
fillneola training camp,
laml vtwter'lrtv.
era
Beetled.
that iht1 avenue should be paved
entire length.
Most people however anree
it
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the Stewart grocery.
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mum roNE
Francis Norman ltft yesterday for
New York.
Mrs. llaniord Smith and Mrs. 15ml
Smith spent the weekend in Derby.
The Often fatndy have removed from
the .\‘o.von block
William Young is now employed at
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fillibblns has been enjoying
at Pine GIUH‘.
ArthurS
a short sia'
Mrs. Theodore. Fairbanks has been
visiting relatives in New Canaan.
Mrs. Peter Shand spent a day re-
ed that before long he will become a recently with rclallveh in New “Wk
. , W . member of the Aviation 0 rps: E ' "
FOUR MORE PETITIONS. 50.8 -' 0' ‘1 Mr.’ (1 fire I. 0. Purdy of Noroton
olvolnic'ieiun IN COURT?
Four more petitions for divorce
were tiled in the superior court yes-
icrday.
Alice Sweeney McGralit of Bridge-
port petitions for divorce from her hus
band, John McGraib, Sabine. Tex. Sho
chalges intolerable ctuelty. They 1v"cie
married on June 17. 1914.
Alleging deseriion on August. 7,
llanfrmi Fame reports 10ml wonder
fut mops: {tom his farm in Wilton
Mr. Foote has been looking after the
form all summer, but thinks he, is
well repaid by the jyous results.
Charles Bates Dana, of Tokenelte
has been appointed to war service, by
Washington authorities. the nature of
which. for military reasons, cannot
now be stated; but it is believer] that
it will call for service abroad.
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Mr. and Mrs. 1111111911141 Bangor and
daughter, Hazel, Ml. and Mrs. behind
Bengcr and daughter, Evelyn, and the
Misses Ethel and Rose Knapp and
Misses Trowbridge. of New Canaan.
are. anOying two weeks
Bluff.
1914,
for adlvorcc from Ethel Gertrude
of two minor children. They were.
He names,
Joseph Marada. ' '
Anna Klstan of Monroe filed suit for
known. They were married on Octo-
ber 28, 1910. She also asks the cus-
tody of a minor child. ’
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Considerable interest is now helm:
.takcn in the surf-board riding that
MANCHESTER BURGLAR ‘Busv Etnkes place. of! the beach. it is the
M1NCHESTER,tonn., Aug 30— first time that. this sport has been
This ion 11 s 111.1 stct 1ous burglar 01‘ bur- introduced at the Island and from all
31MB made the. Gighl‘l break in Eight accounts 1t.111ll be one of the most
nights, during last night in spite of popular sports the i has eter been at
the fact that, the business section is tempted.
doubly guarded by officers. The same
of George W. Smith. habcrdasher, was
entered but the loss was not great.
.ltligii Heels Put
Berni on Toes
Who cam? Corn: or callus"
lift off without any palm
Considerable excitement was cauBEd
iwhen a man in an automobile would
I 1run back and forth across the. beach.
and by using his headlight in such a
.manner that it seemed as if he were
Igiving signals to some one in the wa
ter. 0n investigation it was found the
:man was waiting for some one. lie
immediately disappeared after being
cautioned It, was thought
* r .might be giving signals to a German
Because style decrees‘ Ship
that women crowd andl. '
buckle up their tender MORE MEN CALLED T0 SERVICE.
toes in high heeled f .
v'ea 1, they suffer [3,; Loctd board for division No.14 state
cows. ' then they cut. of 'COnneciicut hereby certifies} to Dis-E
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and mm at ““3511 pain~ 1.1-ch board No 3. court house, Bridge-E
ful pests which merely
lwl list of names
make the com grow port. Conn. the £010 113
hard. This 511 cidai habit,of persons and their addresses who
mar cause lockjaw and have been duly and legally called by
W0men are warned to said local board for the military serv
SH}? 31w drops t t ice of the United States, and who have
0 rec-
zone applied directly lip been by said local board, exempted or
on a. sore corn or tender dishcarged within the meaning of the
callus Elves quick relief rule and regulations prescribed by the
$213.3 5°C: thgtfintitre ‘eorn president under the act of'~ Congress
0 WI on pain? -
, 0,. callus, root and all Eupproved May 18,1917.
‘Ask the drug store man 502- 25 Allen, C. Wm.
for ‘a’ tiny home. of freo- 3'6 Cove Avenue, East Norwalk
£0,116. :lwhich costs but: o_71_~2279 Taylor. Charles 1..
Efiffi‘lf‘iwtcemt bit} is , IA Franklin Street south Naming
' c n ° “mm eV' 359—1591 Murray. William 1'
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61')? hard 0 soft on or
callu‘s from 0119’s foot.F , 111027 Camp greet, N91?“
meme dries in a women": and And the following man is certified-
. 3111191? shrivels 11D- the corn o'_r callus by the local board to the district board
:lihokt even millions the surround ‘ at; not. “M3195” been gamma but. ac-
. ”g a ' ' . Ecep tedforsqrrice. 1 \
(1—29 ' Kellquamos T.,
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E Edward Kerrigan has taken a poni-
along the South Beach, last evening,‘
that 119,
hove‘EI'ébccn entertaining ‘iiiss Adelaide.
liowe of New York
William W. Ballard of Maple avenue
has been enjoying it vacation from his
business cares in New York.
The iii-monthly lecture preparatory
to the communion will be held at. the
Congregational church tonight.
J C. lohnsion and family of the
Heights have been entertaining Mr.
and \lrs Carleton White of Buffalo.
Mrs. llttbcrt Ruscoe of the Heights
has been entertaining her brother from
Dmibury for the past two weeks.
'tion as clerk \vltlt‘ihe Noroton Pbar»
macy.
Eben Scribner of the Heights, who is
stationed at Fort Wright is remember-
ing filends by sending them cards.
.- l George Williamson is enjoying a few
davs' vacatlon from his duties in Stow-
ards' grocery store
‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Grout. of Center
street have been entertaining Mrs.
Thomas Gourley of New York city.
3 Jack Buffington. the artist of Cedar
Gate. .9 living on his house boat. :1
Scotts Cove, where he will spend thr.
rest of the summer.
l Raymond Holland 01' Tokencke has
Enearly completed his beautiful matt-
start which overlooks Long Island
Sound
Robert Steward ‘of Sound Beach, vis-
ited his brother. Walter. yesterday.
Derby Fowler expects to begin his
duties at Holly’ 3 meat market next
week
' Alfred Robinson of Washington. D.
0., who spent the summer with his
a,unt Mrs Boldim expects to return in
a fewrdays. ' n- '
Miss Grace Moran, the representa-
Live of the [nose-Wiles Bisculi Co. of
iNew York. is spending the week at the
home of William Deverill
Mjss Pauline Gilbert. the manager of
the Mien branch of the S. N. E. T
lCo., expects to spend her vadbtion in
Canada.
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It is rumored About Darien that?
{bidder for the old school house. in-
,tends to move the building to NeviE
\irs. George Knapp and “is. Ernest
Croat left this morning for New York,
where they will see the send off that
will be given to the soldiers who are
leaving for France. They made the
trip to the city by trolley.
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Trafllt' thcer George Dance expects
to resign his post to one of the other
constables on Monday. that he may
take. his place with the ilowayton Fife
and Drum (‘orps in the big Labor Day
parade, of the unions of the state.
which is to be held at Danbury.
William Staffers of Noroton Heights
has taken a position with Raymond
Street & Son.
The Darien Highway department is
putting ashes on Raymond street and
the Old Farm road. which will make
traveling better.
Clarence E. Scotlcltl of West avenue.
who, when examined by the exemption
board, at Norwalk when his. number
was drawn for military service, was re-
jected and later recalled, and after an-
other examination, passed, is partlcl
paling with the other focal recruits in
the drills uhlch are being held at tho
Norw all: nimory. in preparation for the
call to scrtlce which will come to them
next month.
William J. Fleming, Jr., and Master
Gerald Richter have been endeavorlng
to lure the denizens of the deep with-
out much success; Monday '11 black-
fishing expedition resulted in one lone
fish bclng caught, and little better luck
was met yesterday on :1 crabblng trip
to Gorham's pond. Residents of that
section say that the, pond. which,
former years was alive with crabs
seems to have. been wholly depleted of
the crustaceans.
Harry Street. Jr., the local ice deal-
er, attended the carnival at Sound.
Beach with the intention of bringing
home the Buickiautomobllc that was
given away Saturday night. But. he
came home in sorrow, for he was not
so fortunate as to be. the lucky man.
But.‘ however, liarry likes his horse
better.
.
"Send Me Away with a Smile." That
15 just what Norwalk is trying to do walk at. 11:10 arrived at 1:20 this be a public bathing beach for the reti-‘
to send all of the young men who were
drafted, away with asmilc. And Da-
rlcn ought to make. some kind of an
arrangement to send her boys awav
with a smile. Saturday will he the
only day on which this can be done:
if it isn‘t done then it can never be
done again. So store keepers and
other business men arrange to close
your stores for'at least an hour or two
and take a run over to Norwalk and
participate in that tremendous send off
.ihai will be given the boys. They nil'
the Atlantic ileet ~11htch 1': scnwvihele on the Atlantic coast
be held shortly.
fight.
f1 0111 their town and they will also be
much happier.
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Plans are being aim for the annual
contest of the license question at the:
polls on October 1. The petitions for'
the, vote. have been prepared and will
be circulated shortly, so as to be filed
with the Town Clerk by September 10,
as required by law. A meeting to or
range details of the campaign is also it)
Although the “drys‘
were badly defeated last year. it is be-
lieved tha tihere has been so large a
growth of temperance sentiment be-
cause of war conditions, that a differ-
ent. result may be expected this year.
Contests are to be held in every "wet"
town in ,the state and Darlcn expect:
to give a good account of herself. ‘3
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The Red Cross unit of Darlcn will
hold its biweekly cake sale at their
headquarters in the Noxon block on
Friday. The committee in charge are?
Mrs. Tolmlc..Mrs. MonCammond. lift-9.1
J. Raymond. and Miss Ella Bates.
Miss Vivian Blrchard of New Rd
chelle \lei be married this evening at-
8 o’clock to Walter Winklcr of in-
dhmtipolls. lnd.. at the home at Miss:
Birclntrd's grandmother. Mrs. James‘
Bitchnrd of tip: Post Road. The 09?“:
mony will be performed by Ken;
Charles. Reynolds. pastor of the
Methodist church, and only immediate
relatives of the. young people will ab
tend
Traffic was blocked on track numbrr'
one last for more than three bonny:
when the coupling between two fz'olghtE
cars gave way near the. Barton tower.
in The. White Mountain Expremwhich
11111 New York at 8:10, was the first
train held up in back or the frtigbt
And the train which arrives in Darlen
at 11:03 was the second which was fol
lowed by a freight train. One of the
peculiar things was that the express
train had about 15 parlor cars bound
for Portland and the 11:03 had 8 cars
and the freight 70 cars. The length of
the three trains together reached from
the Darien tower to a little. 'wyund ti-Ie.
Noroton station. At abou: 1:10 a. m.
the coupling was repaired and the
train service began to run agnln. TheE
11:03 train which is due in South Nor-
'morning.
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Notice has been posted , upon the
town sign posts of the Republican cau-
cus for the nomination for town nib-
certt, to be held on next Wednesday
evening. There is butlitile interest in
local politics. It. is expected that First
Selectman George M. V. Schlichting,
who has served for two terms, will be
renominated without a contest. Mr.
Schlichting. being a retired business
m_,an has much more time to devote to
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appreciate the many friends that como ion 11 affairs than most men could give,
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delpaflently' ) n < and 3:311? Ion!
1 Tm??? ”.1 ““9"“ 2’ ' ‘ \ .Sympa‘iltetlo.
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1 Moderate
Charges. for Very
Best Dental Work.
711 3511111
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Surgeon
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Gas Administer“!
by the" Oxygen
Method.
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Main street. 9.1.1.1111: Porcelain
. 15 ' ' £ ' Hours 9 a. m. to 9 n- - Restoration. .
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E the. Practice, of . y pp. ‘ ‘ C “#93?“ng
. . -‘ row: on r [9.
' "WEE 61‘3" ' Work Etc, Skll.
\D‘W’tq' “ E '3. fully Done '
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: tax, and when they wish to go bathing
; at what is called a public bathing;
:for the use of bathing house it is too
' much. A public beach maintained by
. the town is a place for the residents to Economy Fruit Jars—all sides
,1 house free. take our advice and take a
‘ goods from a cruiser. which Wastoor- ‘25 WWII 8t.
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And our price: are always lowest the market affords. In the
long run Bechnann's is where you can save money on your
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Golden-Santos Coffee ..
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. . ............. 200 1b., 5 lbs. for 956
311:. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for ..................... 25c
Armour’ s Potted Meat .............. 1- 4 size 50, 1 2 size 100
Very Best New York State Cheese lb. ............. . .290
Bevo Beverage (Nonalcoholic), per doz. .............. “$1 25
A rebate of 25c dozen on empty bottles.
Very Best New Made Butter, per lb. ................. ... 47c
60 Pink'Stamps with 1 lb Special Tea. .......... . ..... . .500
Schuhle’ 9 Grape Juice, 100 size .................... 3 for 250
A F. Beckmann& Co.
,83 8185 Washington St. Phone 1405
SPECIAL :01 11111131
10 Piece Solid Mahogany
Dining Room Suite
tRegular $289 -- Now $225
'14 Piece Ivory Bedroom Suite
E Regular $9.0 — Now $59
@8211 Them in our Window.
A. J. Angevine 82 3011 C0.
Family of Patriotic nous
FREE
To the Most Popular Girl Between the Ages. of 4 and 12.
Name
DID-III‘OOIOIOc-n-
Address ‘
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This Coupon good ‘forone vote when deposited at The .
Sentinel Office. , f
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boys gained entrance into the vessel
by taking a mud! boat and rowiny out.
to It. The goods that they stole were
those which would appeal to boys of
about their age and all was recover-
ed. '
The Hanks boy has been arrested
and has proved himself untlring in his
efforts to give the town a business-like
administration. In addition to the two
selectmen to be nominated. men must!
be named for assessor, for board of re-
lief for a full ihreeycar term, and 1111'
other for two years to fill the unex-
plred term of C. E. Scotleld, who has before and was implicated in a recent.
resignbd, two grand jurors, tax col- robbery, that of the Modren Grocery
lcctor, four constables, registrar of Company on Woodward avenue. The
voters, two members or the school robbery 0f the ”0‘" took place ”"3
committee for three year terms, audi-t morning, and bv a little clever deiecp
tor, three members of thubboartt of q” ~tlre work the boys were found by Ser-l
ounce, and town clerk and town tretus-'g "3’" Gibson
urer.
Or
Pear Tree Point which is supposed tot
‘dents of the town, must have had its
policy changed or something mysteri~
011st must have. happened to the man
M his no nth or on
m :1. Asfi'rmc .01
’ ~nfi§imp mm m
' Wflrsknowuasmst.SIfm.le
nor in which the point is new man- 1'5ng BY mugmflsmm
aged. The point, which is run by the
town, is supposed to be open to the —e~—-—1 ’— -.
public free of charge, but this is not IF YOU CANNOT COME TO
true, last week a young man and his OUR STORE
< . . . - - b thin ’ Send a. Messenger—Send the Childrenli
Wife uent ‘0 the pomt to go 1n a g Mail Your Ordeis or Telephone
they went with the intentions of enjoy E You the sure of satisfaction because
“‘5 3 “313' fine day, When they went, we treat your orders right. Goods.
to enter one of the bathing houses, are selected with meat care and sent
they found that each one had a lock, to 0:10“ at 0,1133: 2330:; $805th 5'31: '
" go 5 ate rig .1
and therefore the public beach was ice. We satisfy you always.
under the key. But, however, they in- <1
,quired at the proper place and they -
H. A MBA]?
:were told that if they wanted a bath-
iing house it; would cost them a dollar
Ea day. How can this be is the mys- 13111383“
; tery. The people of Darien pay for the 8 North Main S‘-
1 maintenance of the beach by paying a South Norwalk, com
Everythindi tor: Preserving.»
Sure Seal, Ideal, Mason and
beach and find that. they have to pay
1.1211111; in; 1111 111111 1111 1mg:
lAluminum and Enameled. e-
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with _.i.be ntention of using a bathings mg Kettles, navy Wire 0M-
time money with you. —Coutrlbuted by ning Racks, Wire Kettle Bohemia,
“friend: EJar Rings, Jar Gaps, Stone Crooks, .
lStono Jugs, Demijohns,’ Wine .
EKegs, Fruit Pressers, Aluminum
EJar Fillers, Etc, at: Lowest Brides.
Sergeant Gibson this morning ar—l I
[rested Paul Hanks and Dominihk 1311-} “”211 E1 “chem
:Mratto, both about 15. years of aerobic”. k . .
Etna robbery or about. $50 worth? 0‘1"“7 3‘" ‘ pita-1'. as; '
30. Ronni.
Prompt. Dolly
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