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C. F. Wagner Chosen to
Run For Selectmen,
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6 looks mighty good to see work sti
'Mgrogressing on Seaview avenue.
The Democratic caucus took place. 0
last. night in the town hall and there ing
was Just about a dozen or more of the ter
party present at the meeting. At 8
o‘clock ‘ James Bennett. chairman.
called the meeting to order, and a
chairman 101 the evening was elected.
Ml; Edith Thompson is 51331 83 her Simon Coopex was the only 15915011
m6 01! 0033’01‘113‘531119- Dr V0333" nominated. and was elected to takt
,alri‘ attendance her many friends charge of the caucus. James Bennett
V1531 her a speedy recovery. :was then chosen as clerk for the even-
}. vging. The tellers were not necessary _\
, The friends of Rev. S. P. Fairbanks m be appointed, as m... voting was
. 17.33313” pleased to learn that he is 3° done by the proceSs of ayes and pays.
:‘pmch in town on Sunday, even if he The chairman then ordered the clerk
' i5 091 be at the First “- E- 933““:31- H“ to 1ead the call and when this was
has mull)! friends 1‘91‘6- idonc nominations for the candidates
g;- 1101c adopted. The first nomination
The third distiict commissioners will was for em. assessor for three years.
233103“ 3 meeting tomouow owning at and the only person nominated for ix .11
Miami“ “me the final plans I” the an office was Andrew Taylor. who was
““91 district meotmg ‘0 be held 0“ selected as the candidate on the ticket.
WWW“? ”‘9 19th. “’3" be made. Following this nomination came that
of the Board of Relief. Two members I
were-named. one for the period of
There will be a special meeting or
m Camp Fire giils at the home
‘7 fire Baxter on Osborn 11v enue this
ing
the
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_ These delightful autumn days are
Montoya) at the Dorlon House
of two yueuis
‘ bring many parties from many
t points. Dance was then chosen to run for that be
. m
W lt l1 f be a d mg_otiic<1. The nomination for the member
'3 a one‘ssoes or ys u 73:“ to se1voou the board for two years tell
’ ’osem on. to Audiew Waterbury. who was not
opposed by anyone. The Nominationtde
Attorney Daniel Keogh was very
much in evidence at the Democratic-
t Marlee last evening. it's pretty
trd for him to keep out of the game.
1. ,1 even it he isn’t an election officer.
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Mrs. Robert S. Jennings, of 68 Win
.1 fled street, compulned to the poiice
that; a. dog had gained entrance to her
chicken coop and killed 48 chickens.
The matter was reported to Dog Wan
- den Walsh who is anestigati‘ng it.
1 Tire} {attempt are the three trustees
elected at the meeting of the East uve~
1111119 M. E. church last evening. Their
termul ~w1ll expire in 1920: Danie
. 1.1110111119111111, H. N.. Taylor. and Ed
mund Thompson.
é The» Third District Registrars o
“f voters advertise in another column‘
‘_‘ that they will be in session at Seller‘s
“barber shop. Thursday from 9 a. m. to
" 5’11. 1112 (or Uh: purpose at receiving ap-
_. 1'. plications (or new voters. This will be
the only session for mother-pose. and
1 it behooves those who are entitled to"
he Suede electors to hand their appli-i
muons to either Albert '1'. Eldridge or 0m” The Democratic ticket which
‘ Michulflhoa.1the registrars. will be in the field thls year is as fol:
. lows:
SUGAR tNTERESTs APPEAL; _° ,. First Selectman—V. R. Pooley.
MANILA, Septufidrne Philippine Second Selectman-«C. 11‘. Wagner.
:ugagnt‘urests have appealed to tho Assessor—Andrew Taylor.
11 u . mvernment to maize repre- -
emotions to Washington that the flx- 3““ °f Rem m” we" ”"5"
Abel Dance.
ing of national sugar prices will be ..
ruinous..«to them unless minimum Board 0! Relief ‘0’ “"0 your-An
man and t‘. F. Wagner as second
seluctman. The ofllce of town clerk and
treasurer roll to Stephen. R.
iced byv'both parties, as he was elected
on the ticket of the two parties. lacs
.11 Bennett was nominated as auditor N
and. his he had no. “opponent; lie will
run for that position. The grand-luv
ors nominated were Abel Dance and
Andrew Jackson. The cities of tax (:01
lecton went to E. Dates. The cousin C
bias who are to run on the ticket are:
W. Boles. Charles Smith. Waiter Sher-
er and F. Schrador. The position. of
iieglotrur of voters went to James Be'n1
I nett and three members were then to
be chosen to serve on the board of d
honed, and it was voted to have the
samecandidntes that ran for the post
tlonsdast year. and they are]: Messrs.
-Grumman. Weed and Cooper. The
final inomlnutlon- was that for the
school committee and 11.3.ka and
, notes are established for Pacific drew Waterbury.
1533‘? ' _‘ Town Clerk and Treasurer'Stephen
R. Hoyt.
Auditor—James Bennett.- "
Grand Jurors—Abel Dance and An-
drew Jackson:
Collector of Tax—E. Bates.
- Constables-W. Bates. Charles W.
. Smith, Walter Sherer and F. Schrader.
Grindma’o Sage Tea Recipe Register of Voters—James Bennett.
"Cmnmon garden sage brewed into a Board of Finance—Grumman, Wheels
vy tea. with sulphur and alcoholler and Cooper
ed. will turn gray, streaked and School Committee—H. 13. Cook and
hair beautifully .darkand luXur- William Austin
t... Mixing the Sage Tea. and $111-
1% recipe at home. though. is trou
, -_An oasiei way is to get the
’ liq-use preparation improved by
dltlon of other ingredients; cost-
about :10 cents a. large bottle, ' at '
tores. known as “Wyeth’s Sago
iphni: Compound," thus avoid-
161 of muss.
a star. railed hair is not sinful, Mrs. G. M. iv. Schlichtlng and dough»
all desire to retain our youthful ter Freda leit yesterday morning for
he and . attractiveness; Br a week’s visit at Baysid‘e. L I.
plug your hair with Wyeth’s
. and Sulphur Compound. no one
tell become it dead so nstuh
o evenly You Jumdampen a.
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figs Back. its Color and Lustre With
Simon Cooper, associated with the
Brooklyn Eagle,,is spending a vacation
at his home at, Mansfield avenue 1
W.‘ Moore resumed his position in
Steward’s grocery- store yesterday. 113;
tor enjoying 11 few days“ vacation. ’
Miss Mary Boyle. a graduate or the
trusts normal school at Dentin". has
secured 9. position as teacher 1111 the
Wall streetschool in Stamiord.
ruinous Sophiezand Louisa. Carllsle.
daughtmipf Senator Howard B. Citr-
lists. of Spurtanburg, S. C... and Miss
Hammond”: visiting their cousin,-
Miss 1.1111113 . Snood at Noroton. '
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' Mrs..lioloian1ud hér 111111;”:
he Heights are visiting, in Pennsylva-
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson of the
Heights are entertaining bliss Esther
Anderson of Danbury.
avenue. left townMonday for a trip of
three weeks'at Orr'sdsiand. Me.
Mansfield avenue,
Frazier Dolbear of Brooklyn the first
of the week
. Van W” R. FWGY and The wooden porch on the Noxon
block has been removed, and workmen
of cement. -
ford division.
A poster in the railroad station cal-
ling the attention of the British people
in this country is attracting and (anus
York city. who spent the summer at
turned to that place yesterday morn-
ing. ‘
Mrs. Hugh Russell of- Carbondule.
Pa,
two weeks' visit with her daughter
Mrs.
Heights.
first of the Dorian Home Guards. was
three years and another for the pcriodlmm and owing to the fact that news-
W1lluun Austin wag‘ipaper men were barred no particulars
nominated but he declined and Abeli iconcerning the person being tiled can
Sunday will sound the toll of the '
last do ya that the many summer rest-
of the two seloctmcn were the most in- homes
leresting ot‘ the evening. and V. 1R. left town and within a week or so Du-
l’ooley was nominated for. first select-Jim will be a lonesome little “w“.
“0’" from tho. Darlcn Home Guards and has
whose good work in that oillce is rear accepted a commission in the navy.
had
omitted Tuesday night.
trolley car on the Post iltoud, near the
is recovering slowly from the effect: of
the experience. He is able to be about.
but complains still of occasional pains
about the. back.
Greene. who is now in the serviced
The Foundation Company. a mammoth
New York construction concern has re-
turned to his home in town after a bus-
lncss trip of about six weeks which
took...hin1 over new“: Nerf-England
William Austin were choaon for this states. ‘
Frospect avenue to Miss Nellie Price
of Snow Hill, Maryland, who was man—
ual teacher in Barton last year. will
take place at the bride’s home next
Wednesday. September 12
has just returned 'from
visit to the home of his. fiancee.
A. First Pennsylvania Artillery, who
has been stationed at South Baillie
hem. Pa
ter: Mrs. William Bartlett Buckley of
Darlen, has just glyen 11 luncheon
" was hoped that the new school would
States has by residents of that section.
Rhombus the {31211111 by substitution.
Vow the 1119111ch of the Wee Burn it .
Count” Club expect. unseen as in
. flag is finished, to {herein a state
xtandard of the same size, with the:
name of the company emblazoned own i i
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its folds The guardr- aiso expect‘
1 Prelt
y and Stylish little Models
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shortly to have a taste. of camp life”;
over a week- end a sthe. Danton com
p:.ny did over Labm Day
r. and Mrs. 11. s. Scoflebio! West
William J. Fleming, Jr.. of
entertained Mrs
rs. which make up the town 5 bldge: to;
next you, preparatozy to publishing
them. so that next Tuesday evening}
and interested person may appear at a t .1
hearing then to be held. The expensei
of the town naturally will be increased if
not only because of its giadual in
crease in population, but because the»
cost of all kinds of materials and sup-g .
plies had increased at an alarming l "
rate during the past year. NotwithU.
standing this, the board of finance liar ‘3'
prepared a budget which will not total
, much over that of last year.
preparing to replace it with one
wing loathe. chlil yesterday morni
the Connecticut company r1111 win—
cars over the Norwalk and Stam‘
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Parents of some. of the pupils enter
in: high school do not understand the 1
financial arrangement made by School
Superintendent Williams. which is ‘
quite simple. The cost to parents send~
ing children to the Stamford high
school is $15 a year, which includes the
1pupiis transportation. The scholar is
required to buy school tickets as Ili‘ti- ,,
ed, upon a certificati- issued by» Super' id .
intendent Williams, which costs two
a great deal-of talk on account of
display that it makes.
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Madeline (lamplon, of New
iiss
home of Mrs. George Standing, re
The board of finance Worked Tues 1:81 5
day night at listing the various ltemsig 7 .1
The kind. of Dresses you pay regu-
larly in any store $1. 95 are offered
for your choice
s"'00-11-31.{.25.
51
ilk Dresses and Wash Skirts
Al. Drastic Clearance Reductions,
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dollars for forty trips—one dollar on .f
the Darlcn side and one dollar on the:
Stamfotd side. At the end of the
terms the town will tepay to parents-
the amount in excess of $15 paid out in
this way bythe parents.
has returned to her home, alter r.
Herbert llowe of Noroton
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.ast night. a court martial trial, the
given.
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Miss Mary Hill of lieddlng ls visit-
nts will spend at their summed ing mgr aunt. Mrs. A.B.Gorh1un.
Already many of them have
Mrs. Percy Knapp of liurlbutt is suf
ferlng from an attack of hay fever.
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Alfred Morgan. formerly oi Wilton.
was in town last week, calling or
friends.
Sargeant C. B. Diana has resigned
Frank W.
Owing to the fact that the guards
drilled considerably at Camp
labels the regular weekly drill was
The‘publlc cahoots opened Tuesday
September it Miss Alice Wildmup of
Bethel is teaching in the Chestnut liill
district 11 ..
Mrs. H. L. Sun-gee and Miss Marian
Sturgca have returned from a visit to
Gloveisvllle. N. .Mortimer Bturgcl
returning with dhem.
w—www—_
T. ".1. Anderson. who was hit by a
rlmmlns place. about four weeks ago.
Miss Frances ‘Enkland of New York.
who has been spending her vacation
at the home of her parents. enjoyed!
horseback riding. diniy.
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M1. and M13. Arthur Canterbury and
family who lidi‘li‘been occupying one
Former Highway Superintendent
into their cottage in Belden Hill.
'V. 1) Hart and the Misses Mabel and 33'“
Ethel Hart recently motored to W
stock and visited Miss Maryi Under
wood. daughter of a former Wilton pas
tor.
The marriage of George B. Smith of
The prizes for the ,best ob
flower and vegetable garden will be
awarded Saturday afternoon. Stepieml
bei 8 all!
Mr. Smith
11 few days;
will leave
.m-_m.
Mechanic Martin 11. cm ofnattery’
to attend.
A meeting will be held in the towu‘
hall Saturday afternoon. September 8
at 8 o'clock. on the application of 20
voters to raise $8. 009 to construct al
road from- a «main point in Beiden
Hill to the New (11111111111 boundary line. 1‘
is now with his company at
Fortwflancock" Augustinian... His, sis-
party to the Misses Corinne, and
LnGue of Providence, Mrs. Eugene
Brown of Chicago. and Dr. and Mrs
Robert. Haraman of Boston.
For the convenience of the residents
of Barton. the fire department erected
a fire alarm bulletin outside of the
building, where the‘ rope which is at I ~71;
inched to the bell .is fastener]. The
board has the number of strokesthe
bell should he sounded for the let: 1,
gent streets which makes the ma ten: or
sounding an alarm very simple. At
night a light is kept burning over the
board.
year. '
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Waite: greeno Newesnm was a
recent visitor with friends si‘Token
, .eke. ’
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All the schools in town opened Tucs- 3.} 1
day. each with a largo loci-calls ‘11 re - -
istration, with the exception _ if: Mr. :ggt‘Mm‘
Céuknschcol. where the on 11111 8““ s 1'
hoop deloyed by construction wom- ll
Samuel Climate wontrtp Noreen:
this morning. .tfi attend the duétlont. ..
be so 1111- advanced that the term at
tho Gunter might begin next. Monthly.
but it serous now as though it would
moire at least two week: more he
tore the school can be opened.
den thieves-who hag
few evenings.
ing anxious about late (1.101111
slight bit of front at this tinva would
do untold damage.
occupying his {111111 between Westpottf
and Weston since his removal from Roi Miss Florence C. Banks of Norfleld
wuyton a year ago, has purchased the street began her teaching duties in1
Warn place in Rowayion event». towarlen this week. 1' i
gather with many relics of consider-
able interest and value.
Charles H. Cohen left Rowayton to~ housed): the Upper Perish.
day to report at the cantonmcnt at
Yuphunk New York. as an instructor-1
cook for the new National Army. He “Mrs Henry Wakeman of Valley Forge.
has been reporting every day to tho and Frederick Davis of the East Side"
New York headquarters for scl‘er‘mi
days past waiting until the camp was!
ready for the troops. but he now “In town for a short visit with him
gins active duties.
The announcement is made or the
of the concrete cottages have moved “8‘5“”
of Miss Moody Fltt.
and Mrs. A. 1‘. Fill formerly Tokenv
Mr and Mrs. W. K llubbeil and 1113.919! residents. “‘31“ 33 a “3905 03 “‘31
evangelist Dwight L. Moody, to Mrs. Thomas W Treudwell.
00d. EdWoi-d M. Powell of New 1'0“,th
‘13 in the aviation corps. ‘
Albert A. Mitchell of this place. who.
was one of the men taken into the No- l
ildren. a tlonal Army recently in Stamford.
1111 company with three "other Stamford!
30 0 010C}. in the cOngl-ega. :men. for Camp Dovenn. Ayro. Mess. A.
tlonal chapel All are cordially invited larse mun
him 800d luck. »
.Miss 1.1111111 King has returned from
a tew‘ daysjvisit in Bolton... '1 *
, , Miss Mabel K. Patohen is attending
' ' school in Stamford for the coming.
. _ ‘1 Mr. and Mrs David Provost of Eliza-
both, ’N. Y.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
11...... .1. Smith.
,. . The first teachers‘ ‘ meeting or the.
season was held at the Middle school.
Wednesday attornocn. ,. ‘
-1 ‘1' 1111;: Ethel Salmon. 1'11 resumed for A
Ionizer Juan. 1191‘ school duties in ' ’ ‘
South Manchester. . ‘
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‘ 1‘3“ ”Whmi‘ 0‘; m .3333 SW Margaret of Godfrey street are in New
Local tumors are glow in Rye, N.Y.,a11d with Stamford rein-1
Even 11 lives.
The Norfleld Thimble club met Thurs-i -
my
Master James Ghiotto ielurned
;urday from a three weeks’ visit with
‘,his mother in Bridgeport.
lEat
day afternoon at the home of “13.1““
McKondile. u ho has been Frank Bennett.
Neighbor Told Her 0
Care for Links», -
Miss Parker of Elmira, N. Y., is vie-1 1111-111.
tiling her cousin. Mrs. Frank ‘P. :uore- m" G' H"
New cars have been purchased by been 5111111111
had helped. her.
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daughter not Mr.‘ "m 3'
Misc Ruth Treadwell has returned to,
he or professional duties in New Yoxk. i
neglect. kidney trouble.
Foley Kidney Pills.
StulsomPowell Commotion.
Rheumatism and. lumbar) nrofiwtul
things and cause grunt pain and mine-
cry. but Foley Kidney Pill: can run:
Eveinnd. Duncan. Mills.-
lil.. writes 1ho lollowlnx letter: "I
1" as s lichen down with lumbago and
was unable to turn myself k1 bed. 1L
neighbor brought. me a halt bottle or
Foley Kidney Pills, and said she had
y aflllcttd and that tip V1
So I tried them will
t was completely relieved by the use so
two or three bottles.
! aplondld success with thfemlh and have
v '1 t e 0 ul
Mr. and 111‘s. Carl Tews have beent hidinflwlm’ggd‘ F016, him ,1.
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Foley Kidney Pills tone up weak.
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Philip tier-i “Mm... flaw,“ ”an“; m “w
poisons. give appetite, energy
i and refreshing sleep after pain Den 1
Remove the .
after a visit with her parents. Mr. andl
"“‘ entertainment given on the grounds of
the 1 Center Street Methodist church,
chnesdny afternoon and evening. '
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Mrs. D. W 11rd Bulklcy is visiting her
iBeef, ironowi'né,
Several hero attended the fair “digonio. Cthnultmt mid Am“ ‘
l‘. H. Wm
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that cit Saturday morning.
y son. Alya Buikloy in Elisabeth. N .1.
M11111“! Mrs. Gordon of illusion-have
visited their daughter. Mrs. lrving
Lockwood of Hillside street. ..
Mrs Loomls Gould of Godfrey street
ber of friends here will wish
lgstreet, have entertained this week.1
their brother, John Cole,,and daughter)?
IMiss Mary Cole of Pinssville, N. J.
Building Contractor. Cliiford E. ‘
lPatchen and son. Irving Patchen. arci
spending this week in Stamford, wheret
they are targeting a garage for his
ibrother-ln‘lsw. Abel-t Mellon.
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-.Mrs Charles Lyon, Mr. and Mrs;
George Elehingér, 311.. of Hillcrest ovo-
nue, are in Blnghampton. Nt'Y..ca.lled1
there by the serious illness 111 Mm
Lyon‘s uncle, Zalmon Blinks. fol-inert!g
of Weston. g
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incl-y. have returned to Collinsvilio. st- swam-11.80
vjalt with .Wer 9111111 relatives. ‘ f '_ _ ‘ ‘
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Miss David L. Coley and doughtor.1
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