.Norwslk Republicans when it came
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'Beaiamin Cello. clerk. at Al W. 1
has recovered from a sit-he illness
and has resumed his dutlea It the
more.
Mrs. C. IArson, of East
who .suatained slight injuries in a,
fall last week. has recovered and is
about again.
M‘rs’. Richbrd Bland, of Charles
street, who sustained a frame of
the left arm in an accident near New
Haven on Sunday morning. is report-
ed as doing nicely at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliford A. Amundsen.
of Trenton. N. 1., are the parents of
a ;baby daughter. born on Saturday
the flat. Mrs. Amundsen. was torm-
erly Miss Ethel A. Voorhees of East
Norwallr.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Preece re-'
turned this morning after a trip to
Port Clinton, Ohio, where Mr. Preece
has been attending the National Rifle
Matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, in the
interests of the Remington Arms
Company. They are being greeted by
their friends today. ..
Dr. Henry P. Geib, surgeon on a line
of steamers plying between New York
and Gulf ports is spending a short
vacation at his home here. While in
the South, recently, he respondel to
a call for assistance in inoculating a.
large number of people against the'
bubonic plague—Stamford Advocate.
Red Star No. 17. and the burst
Shamrock. which have been eating-
in: cargoa 01: coal at the Ferris dock
and the Norwaik Coal and Supply
docks. respectively, were towed down
harbor this morning by the tirQ'Port.
Chester. The North Star at t'néNor-
wall: Coat Co’s. dock, am! the Rising
Star at tle Ferris docks are having.
a race up see which crew will dis‘
charge» cargo first.
The thsee masted schooner Billie]
Martin 0! Boston. which has been;
laying off" the Country Club for the
past week. waiting a favorable tide to,
go up harbor with a cargo of pulp,
for the mills. was towed up early!
this morning by the med 8m tug Port 5
Chester. A tight squeeze was» had[
while passing through the west (than.
nel of the railroad draw. The Billie
Harlin. beat out the two mastcd.
schooner Ienebac, of Ksnebec, Maine,‘
which was also laying off Tavern:
island where it had [one on the flats;
due to the endeavor at her captain;
to beat the LBillie Martin up harbor.
fl‘he Kenebec is now laying of! the,
Norwalk Coal & Supply Co‘s. doclt.
Work commenced yesterday after-
noon on the data for the East, Norwaik?
Millpond Committee. Contractor Man-3
21, of Westport, having been secured to.
do the work. It is expected that the:
work will be gone ahead with so that‘
the pond will be in readiness for sht-
ing this winter. The committee
which solicited subscriptions has
about 3506 be the work but. is in neat
of moss (male, as materials and Met
costs have sons up. Any cunts-ibis
tions will be casually accepted and
the pleastwe am will be returned to
East Norwalh nan-nu in having a
decent place to shit. this winter. will
fully repay contributors. The W,
Sentinel advocated the dammlnz at
the mlllpond two or more years ago
but at that time people, were not in-
terested to any great extent. With
the return of the ex-service men, how-
ever, and the infusion of some energy
into the tentative committee
charge; work was commenced last i
,year on the obtaining of. subscriptions.
As a result of tho figurative- thrust!
in: down of the gauntlet by Mayor
Donovan in his that. he,
wouldn't be “dictated” to by Deb
to the choosing of a councilman. 9-3
succeed Myron W. Osborn. the East
Nor-walk G. O. P. are expected to at.
tend the special meeting of the coun-
cil tomorrow night in a body. Some
of the uninformed have been wonder
ing w}. it is that a Republican ghonld
be chosen to su‘cceed Mr. Osborn and
not Edward E. Mead, Mr. Golan?!
unsuccessful Democratic opponent at
the pole last October. The reason is
that the charter calls far the appoint-
ment ct a man of the same party as
the councilman who resigned, and
that tin appointment be made by the .
Mayor and council at a specially call-
ed meeting. East (Norwalh rRepubli-
cans were entirely within their rights
to meet and decide upon who they
would Ike to have represent them for
Mr. Osborn's unexpired term and they
are entirely within their rights in
suggest the name of their choice to
the Mwor and Council. The Mayor
and council will have to. or are sup-
posed ta. choose from the Republicans
of the Third Ward a man to succeed
Mr. Odom tomorrow night. Who-
this wil be is a matter of conjecture.
but it will not be "Billy" Blascer, the
choice of the Republican caucus, it
the Mayor’s declaration of yesterday
is any forecast of the matter. T'lierr
atendarme of the Repfiblicans at tho'
meeting will, it is expected, bring
forth a hot session, it Mr.'BTEscer Bo
not the choice of the council, or iti
Mayor Donovan has anything to say.
about “dictation.” ‘ I
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Dr. Rodney Rowell of Stamford was
fined 33 and costs in the local court
by Jinks Sellsck, last evening, for not
having his auto equipped with regula-
_.tiou lenses.
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A canons will be held by Darlen Re.
publica' in the Town Hall on Thom.
day ewns. at which. than
1will be elected to the state,
alonal, material and probate convert-l
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.‘ -. 7. Q the tire department;
has , , ass-in; to decioeonthe.
ghee. 339W, ,. “I “
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IN. E. church Ly
tion out of town.
will be built on the old public tennis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCourcy, who grounds.
have been‘enjoying a brief vacation:
trip with tirends in Brooklyn, returwl
ed home Friday night.
:furnishes the pictures gratis, promises
Mrs. Charles Smith and her children. 9 a good bill.
who have been visiting Mrs. Smith's:
relatives at Amherst, Mass, have 1’8' Morris Owens, popularly known as
turned to their home on Grave Itl‘Bet. ,“Doc,” was a guest of Mrs. Stair. Doc
3 is popular with the younger set. He is
'an excellent diver.
George Klauae 0! Railroad avenue.
who has been enjoying two weeks‘ va.
canon from his duties in the Yaw a. Miss Shirley Johnston has become
Towne Cola freight department, has qme a proficient auto driver.
maimed to his work. i Mic Barbara 8mm: visited Mr. and
this. Piatt over the week-end.
The Saturday' evening dance was
well patronized and the folks present
enjoyed themselves. Hr, Arnold aug-
mented his orchestra with some local
talent which added nnlch "pop" to the
music.
The ice cream and cake festival held
Saturday afternoon on the lawn at the
the Sunday school
classes taught by Rev. and Mrs. L.I
Earle Schaflner was a very successful
. Jupiter Pulvius kindly with.
holding his moist presence until the
supplies on hand were about ox-
hausted.
Mrs. G. E. Richter, who has spent
nearly all of the past eight weeks at.
the bedside of her mother, Mrs. J.
nrhwood' ot Woodhaven, L. l... whose,
death is expected daily, is at home for;
atewdusmloekattaraomaueooa-i
sary household tasks. During all this
time her mother has lain absol'utelyhakes place on Friday evening. Only
hairless, unable to more. to weak. to those interested in this particular
see.“ or In any way to indisnte to the 'style of dancing have been invited, as
family whether consciousness or the seating capacity is somewhat liar
reason still remain, .ited. Among the pupils who willuhe
part are: Miss May Fairty, Mrs. C. D.
COURT LAURR NOTE.- gSteuror_ Louisa Halbert, Clarine Del-
Court Laurel. Daughters 0! CutileJmar and little Miss Claudia Monaelb.
will hold an important buttress meet-{Mme Delmar, too, will give a spec—
ing, tomorrow evening. (Wednesdathny dance
August 25th). in their rooms. Red ~.
Men's Hall,
members are
through some part slash;-
enjoyed. Mrs. Muller aha
number- much to the dolfib
hearers.
tether
Washington street. All
urged to be present.
On Saturday a sea plane visited the
We want to grin-yon Mr. Edi-
son’s Realism Test. We want
you to decide for yourself whether
the New Edison brings you music
”as you like to hear it. H
Think back to the last time you
heard a great singer (or instru- "
mentalist). His artmadeyoukel
emotions. In those emotions.
you found your pleasure. y I
You want the New Palison to
bring you the same motions.
. IThe Realism Test helps you as—
a certain whether it does. It's a‘
. “ _ scientific test—fascinating to en-
~r- joy. Hear it, and you’ll know
“a: *‘g-f'what a miraculous art the New
' is» . §di50n brings into: ymr home.
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Quite a few turned out to the om-l
new home Monday morning. The home Day festival . ehTed thenohweiilr
my testival. There will be a baseball
i same at was betweorrihe married
linen and single; land races for chil-
‘ ‘ t 1:30' water sport at 4; a
Th ovin icture show will take dren a .
3placeeol: Wedgnepsday. ‘Pr‘ Garyn. who‘ motor boat nee. supper at the club
'house. and a carnival dance in the
“evening, M will he mowed
later, The following were appointed
chairmen of the variat- committees.
who in turn will appoint their own
committees. mashed and laid races. 1
Dr. Washington Bailey; motor boat
'raoea Georg. Ms, M Page.
Malcolm Baxter; water sport, George
Johnston; supper, Mrs. Dolley and
Mrs. Worth“: reunite, tannins.
Mrs. Potter; program. Mrs. Harry
,Peck. A meeting of the committee
will take place next Sunday at 4 p. m..
to plan the details.
SUGAR OR.” TO I? cam.
In Low‘ M Quoted by Any
'Reflnor In. New Y‘all.
ther cut to 11 coats, which ll tee .un-
est I31!" quoted by any refiner.
I flew sugar was unchanged at 12.040.
have lime.
acid phosphate to insure success. The
alfalfa at the farm of. A. G. Barnett in:
Reading was pronounced by Mn:
Campbell to be the belt that. he had.»:
seen in New England.
says that ”success is due probably;
to the fact that fifty years ago lime
ashes from a kiln were applied on his
farm condor-mule. ,
After visiting the alfalfa fields the
'party concluded its observations at J.
Arthur Sherwood's
where in Mutation with calm club
membrs, labor saving devices on the
farm were looked over and two classes
'of cows were judged,
being brought out by Mr. Campbell.
THREE Hub IN NEW‘
NEW BRITAIN. Aug. ate—bucks]
“J m PL!“
court of Common
HOLD FOUR AUTO THIEVEE‘
STAMFORD. Aug. 24.—~Foll¢,
, ,1 ‘ , . mger7itwillbave \u,
_ 7. > (- cases in its ilk-lure recovery here todav m a 1. (M
m u was: , a ”4! f , . ‘ ~ . - ,m .1 Mama's mwbm.:hseucndtut special automobile stolen r ‘0... 1".”
Hrs. m blobs. armpits.“ scum __ A 1, ' - “an“, ‘ yam, with the “teams If“ have so be held to en- rach, of 250 West 7 h mull," L.
ha. been entertaining)! mic Hull. m . . . m m, M the M“ County Farm an court to finish the businessquork city, the police urn .ziuri J,“
man at Stamford. Mrs. Minnlem“.u.m enm‘ldmm , for Mr Ira. David im’ L. A. Devan, and P. ‘. Camp e the end oi the regular session. ,O'Dormeli, of 24:1 Eds: 12m. M...
:Ral h visited her no“. “1'- M‘“ Baxter rMs. iguana, Miss Band has, mica dairyman of the Con-I There is also an unusually lax-ge;Geor-ge Bigsmum. m :27] new 12m,
D Burchsrd has sold the s. C.yAskey, over the mash-end. sterner Abert scram llr. minnrmfimt Avicultural college visited numbn- or solvents from the lowerlsireet, and Waiver mum...” u. 13,
Horn property on West avenue to Paul . tiller-sens, and Victor Mitchell 13mm fields of Bethel and heddins. courts in the cases of persons sen-.East 26th strn. u. NV“: Yuk m, yr,”
Galoz of New Canaan. Evern New at .Brooklgn W". .. ,‘reeenuy, to study the aucoeses and , tesced for minor offenses. four men were riding m n... t.“
Miss Susie Lanao has resumed hor'thingutgztod " ' if; eorxe Th9 mass meeting held on Friday failures in ta 0‘0 u in thi: gilt!
'duties at the E M Smith Co '3 store. ‘JO 3 v" ' I‘mnhg me‘ ”n” "m 3' 3’" “i; 3.32““: 3’32". “afiium‘
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after having enjoyed two weeks: vaca. Miss McDui'f’broke around for her were, formulated for the coming bar “on only on light “In and must"
manure, inoculation and.
Mr. Barnett ‘
farm. to motion. -
special points
serum as Inseam We“ Fashion's
decree.
'MIBKL him Bar-hula, Chi-lee»
Gina; and Peter Shmckl. who were . . A model for every am
:arseated here Sunday night following . (MMbm ’
Mme. Delmar's dancing exhibition for CHM. m I“. “I ”a"
The big lull! refiners in New Yark a series or holdups which occurred in
. :IOt yestmtucufithouhilthh city ‘11 whoueimllevedinle
$3“&%fm“§§n§§§§“5um?§lm Pound for granulated Inui- made ten cmmfifl °' “ ”gum" “n“ "fire
. they daysago by alOIflIt.W- me Q, today bound over in the honor
‘"I' ”a: file .ftemoon the refier mme ‘ fur, court under bond! "f $2500 each ln
police court.
with highway robbery.
the
m“! Adi. m. m
osmium. Blend—erases. 9
Grace and Supplenese, with
“was, W. I New
Libby.”
All Were charged.
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they’re beginning to insist
on» M Iris-t they are
getting.
And the more they insist,
the better it will be for us.
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women should oer-
taidy be thankinl for the)
automobile. It has given
then a clause to sea a lot
more of their husbands. ,
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But it has done a great
Jealmaethnmat. wemuouuomcfl
to know what they are
getting. ‘
That’s why we represent
Ithasbsmflxpeophd-er
together, given them new
M swept away old
prejudices U. S. Tires—so there will be
don abo t it.
mandamus-snow ” l“ “ .
generallyaflectaagood many Whatever the size of your
ofhisneighborsintheaamc “monumttheuS.
way. And they have a better Tire you put on it is the best
chance to get together and . findoflire its maker. know,
an: flags over. ‘ how to make.
.fll _ U. S. This are guaranteed
' It’s had its eflect on the ‘9’ life,_ Without “1’3 Iron-
tire business. lather manage.
Timtorghttornesnsome-
thing to the man who hill
When Mes, were
new people were wdlmg’ ' to
mainland.“ also ‘
A United. States‘l’ires
webs-a ass-ssh area an“? can surf
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