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to
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cnv nutter _
NO. moist
Regent Theatre
Mada! zaznmenesday
7m; 2m test Human Story
Ever Told
“in llthtili svsrnr’ '
A Super lie-Lure sensation in
Ten Pnru_ ‘
Hail-co at 2.15; Evening shows
at 7 and 9:15
Admissitutl5etoall
Peter Russo. of Bridgeport,
55.5.1
mutt-iii
lira. Clifford Amundson of Fifth
street, will entertain the members of
the A. 6. Club, this evening.
' l—Walton shoes for boys and girls,
8.1m d: Son.
Wallace nazt- -s has talttn a potiition
driving the automobile for the Crec—
cent Laundry.
.
-.Ir Davis and family. of the Dorlon
Point colony, returned to New York
yesterday. for the winter.
lilac Jeanette Bean bu returned to
baritone in Van Zuni. street. after
spending a few days in New York city.
w...__._;. ,
—Waltas shoes for boys and girth.
I. Joaem & Sou. ‘
O
, haunt 1": Smith of Seaview avenue.
in enjoying his annual vacation, and is
Mg much.of the time down the
Arthur 'Slorrison of Camp Devenc,
dyer. Martin. is sending postal cards to
Me friends here, and appears to be en-
Jttging himself at the cantonment.
James Kelley, in Seaside placa resi-
dent, who in with the Southern New
England Telephone company, in
Bridgeport. is enjoying a day‘s vaca-
tion iron] his duties.
the official board of the
Methodist Episcopal
take the 6:41 train from
ailt for Stamford, to attend
the conference there
‘llembers
fist
Henry Seizer of Fort Terry. return-
;ed home this morning after it forty
flat hour furlough with his father.
:gcclctable Henry ~St-,lr.er of Betta
u. 1-,! min, and ware in danger ob
flinging it. Oilicer John Roberta fir
Minted and, the practice will be
1m fines or this place who went to
'um D 0.. several days ago.
zinc a car recklessly on the highways
Eof the state so It! to endanger“ the life
;and limbs of others.
«not guilty on the advice of his attor-
Ian and that he had paused three cars
“.drivédthebigautomoblleoffid-
lNlll’illll Alli"
TRIAL IN IlllllEN
Fined $5 and Costs as the
Result of a Collision
Again last night the court of Darien
was open to settle an automobik? ao-
cident case which had occurred on the
night of October 9, when Peter hustle,
of Bridgeport. and billiard Hull, of
Stanford, met in a collision near the
Sterling garage. Russo was the per
son being tried as all indications on
the night of the accident led the alt--
thorities of the town to believe he was
at fault. The bcarge was that of driv-
Rueso pleaded
ney, Murray Reich, oi Bridgeport. Hull
was then put on the stand and testified
that he was coming west toward Dari-
of which the last being driven by Run
so was headed toward him and that
Ruesc hnd taktn the center of in]
whole road and that when he was
“fuck it cumt- fr:::i the left side, as
Russo had swerved his car to that side
of the road. nun also stated that it
was a ball night and that the road was
ttl'ipptiry. Millard is 21 years of age
and has been driving a car for two
year-it. lie was also represented by a
lawyer from Stamford. Mr. Gordon
The nut. witneaa was Frank Batten
haunt-n and Gordon asked him if he
saw the accident. to whit-8i Batténhdu-
controlled “yes, live minutes‘cfter-
wards." At this point Reich ordered
the testimony that was to be given.
not to be permitted, as Batlcnll‘amon
was not there at the time of thc acci-
dent. and therefore knew nothing
about it. liut Justice Sellcck sustain
ed Gordon‘s quectlon amt Battcnhnus
on was allowed to testify. He said
that he had been in bed when/he heard
a‘ terridc crash and he heard lhel
screams o! a woman. He lighted a lan-
tern and went out to set- the "trouble.
As he want going out of the house he
was met by a woman. who evidently
had-been in the accident and uhe called
him where she could find a phone to
which place he directed her. When In:
arrived at the scene of thwnccldt-m I
he found a woman badly hurt laying
near the Maxwell. which belonged 'n
tRutu-io and that the Maxwell and tht»
Dori owned by Hull were last stuck to
gether and that Mr. Russo’a car was
across the Past mad, while Hull's ln)’
of! tho Wart-cults. The nut to testify
watt Harold Cantrell. llis testimony
regarding the cats won the name as
that of llattenhausen. only that be
said he was sitting in his houittI when
he heard a crash. Immediately he cur.
mised it was an accident, he jumped on
his motorcycle and arriv’ed on t 0
come where he haw the injured wagi-
au. He placed her in the side car of
his motorcycle [and rushed her to the
hospital at Norwalk. Constable Bates
followed Mr. Cantrell. All he said was ,
that Cantrell had gone over to call:
him and told him of the serious acct
dent which had occurred and imme-i
diately upon his arrival he began to;
.inquire as to the speed. }lc said he
asked Russo and Russo replied that but
was going 30 miles an hour at the tonal
of the accident and that he found Illel
A“ in} cum. and leaves for that
m 1 l. ." has wound-n I‘ll- cars in the same manner in was teati- l
- fled before. He also added that it-
waa a very bad night and that uni
_ marks of the course which Russo tooki
to land on the left side of the math
could be found, as they were washed
“ '8' MM ,m "m“ at! by the rain. nits-o then testified
I“ Avenue Methodist El’lm in his behalf, denying all the aforecald
- The members 0' the Ladies' testimony, but adding that he was not,
#y entertained the men of the t" huh“? 3" 3'" W” comma directly
Spec {Ilia week. His many friendc
he flab him success. ‘
-_
. (lion! the pleasant social ntheringc
and carved . mm m in in. direction end that should be calving a complaint from Mrs. Grey'.
gym; 11m, ",9 . We have me 9: or the Warrenilo be of Noroton. that a auapicloua character 1.. Tuesday morning. who‘re be to cm ration for a“. sham battle “m. 1. tr
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‘Jack Berllne wla
Cheater, yesterday.
Walter Stewart of New Canaan. pro
.prietor oi the Stewart Grocery store.
assisted in taking the inventory or the
stock on hand of the local store yester
day.
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Al PuuuaIt who in at present work
ing an a carpenter at the government
,cantonment known as Camp Meade in
, l Maryland has written to friends. say
lug that he is in the beat of health and
that work on the buildings to prom
' sing rapidly.
l ———-——
l Many of the baseball lovers of Do
rien flocked to ”the Sentinel Bulletin
Board} service during the World Sorter
game at which place the game- were
megaphoned play by play and each
play was unopnced clearly and clowly.
which waa nchvappreclatod by real
dents ofvthe. own as well ab those who
were there ' sorwalh
Barton is doing very well so for tow-
and completing her share or the Liner.
ty Loan according to the clbch at the
Review ofllce' Since Tuectody 40
yesterday it has made an thereon
at $20, 000 no on Tuesday it registered
“0,090 and yeatorday at 5 o'clock i'
regiltcrcd “0.000. flower“ are.
heard tha ttbc’ Dorian Hothofluafls
may subscribe about “$40,000 to the
Liberty Loan. .
. Captain 0.0011101: m Lleltollnllt 11'
Parker or the Darlen Home Guards. at
will gym and a. m'WlthVehndedlnadltchmau, hadbcafonndonwpnmmllpon ployedacacbanllelr.
in. m g. "g, '.,_ m ed a great dado! damage, go in there- his arrival at Ira. Grey‘s he'lonld
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Enroll Batcc left tor valdcncc. I n... taking instructions [hr the props
tended the school for ulcers at Sound
Beach last hint at which place they
'tahc place Sunday at Westport On
Friday night the noncommicclcned-otll ‘
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Weare Prepared to Fur:
nish-Liqltor License Bonds.
Taylor. 8. Golden
South Norwalk TruSt Company Building
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone 1230.
fm‘the‘dllferent cities of the state
held" their annual inspection at the- Sol
dier’c Home. (The visitors began to ar-
rive at the home early and they were
very royally welcomed by Superintend'
ent Col. G. Robbins. A very interest-
ing program was arranged by the want
on of the relief corps who gave the sol-
diers a very good entertainment. The
moat interesting feature of the festivi-
tlec yesterday was the talk given by
Department Inspector William Davivs.
who related the days when transporta
tlon between New York and Darien
was mainly from Ring‘s End Landing.
and when a boy. how he used to take
"goods to the landing. He also told of
i
i
when the railroad first ran through 1)::
rien and how cows, hornets and so forth
were. so frightened that-they_dld ai
most anything to get away from the
ccreech of the whistle 'of the locomo-
tire. At that time, be said that the en ‘
ginea med yellow pine as their chlel
fuel and that the engineer and lira-z
He also re.
man was the same man.
lined the incident of that terrible trag
oily in South Norwallt when-p train
with its human cargo went through
the open drawbrldge of which forty
doctors who were returning from a con
ventionvin Norwich perished with the
rest of the passengers. With the slug-
ing of the last stanza of America the
visitors began
homes;
to depart for their
Misc Renee Dcepard has returned to
St-dgwick avenue, llaricn, on nhit‘i ho
expects to erect a number of low pm:
ed homes.
or h‘hlfli.‘
William J. Mather is using lullillrl‘
from the building which he recently,
tore down on the Brady place to end.
a dwelling and shop for himselt on ”N,
Tokeneke road near the White Bridge.
John McCormack, the tenor, is liilld .
ing 'an addition made to his holler ,at;
Collt-ndcr’s Point.
Rowayton never was more beautiful
than (it this season when allot the
leaves have turned color, but aregw'c _
to fall to their winter beds. The would ,
are a men of color and the recent light
raina have added ‘a new freshnese to
the atmosphere, which already has bu
come famous for its clarity. .
a...
onceswtca tour came.
Many Prominent Perconc Join it!~~
Dcmonctration.
GREENWlCfl. Oct. 18,—ln con‘
nection with the Liberty Loan dried.
one of the biggest demonstrations the
town has ever known took place last
night. About 4,000 persons, including
military, fraternal and civic organica-
.tionc.‘ Red Croce Chapter, women's co- .
elation. labor unions. the ‘contpanles
and schodtéhllt'rren,i.participated in to
Gov. Clifford B. Wilson of onnecticnl;
parade which; was reviewing. by Lie‘ .
'and the town officials.
Among the features of theparada
“ was a pageant representing American,
“Among the participants in the
demonstration were Mrs. William G.
Rockefeller. Mrs...llenry F. Schwarta,
Mrs. l. J. l.ewls.bfrc.
Hrs. Frederick F. Rapprccht. Mr. and.
Ira. Charles D hauler, Coulter D.
Hnylcr. E. Allen Wood, Tyler L. Redd
held and Maurice Werthelm.
the “teach in, after emu” Capt. Frederick 0. C. Smith ma
V grand
Detroit. . ' . .
Inca ry_ Hart 0! West llde avo-
bclbutwdfll.
marshal. There were briet
speeches tron: the reviewing stand b1, ,
LiecL-Gov. Wilcon and Capt. Douflatl C.
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Norwalk Chronicler