bag tree. candy. vegetables, fortune-
tellinc. mncy articles. Jellies and
EAST NOR WALK
honey to buy. afternoon tea and in-
w
nelntive's tron: New York city were timetable other features which
ticing and which
nests or Mr. and Mrs. A. Arday. should pmve en .
garlic}: street. on Sunday. should lure many patrons.
__ . The Darien Girl Scouts held their
fir. and Mrs. Fran]; Cane. of Fort first oflicial business meeting of the
dree‘ t celebrated their third wedding (all at Scout headquarters. Noaoctflor.
anniversary at their home yesterday. on Saturday afternoon. Prac Y
every girl was present to answer to
The Red Star Barge No. 25, came the role-call. Plans were discussed
into the local harbor this morning f0r the winter and a helpful and m-
outh a cargo of anthracite for the teresting time is assured. :The fol-
Ferrh coal com any ,lowing girls were elected to omces:
p . Senior Patrol Leaders—Mary Crotoot
— ‘ trol Leaders
' h ve been made at and Mary Blacktord. Pa.
aimxzogemfnfi Paascale. Van Zandt —Catherlne Fairbanks. Doris Ballard.
atteet and Osborne avenue. new signs IVY Ashton and Lillian Raymond.
luring been painted on the windows, Chairman. Virginia Blacktord: seer.-
' Crofoot.
l rations bein made in tar) and treasurer. Margaret
:2 1:22:31! a to 3 Banner Bearers—«Mary Crotoot and
—— ”Catherine Fairbanks. to replace NVin-I
The little son or Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ona Smith, who is now Leiutenunt ot
Beers. of Beach avenue. who was op- the Troop. and Elizabeth Andrews.
erated upon at the Norwalk Hospital who has gone away to school. There
101' a {graeture ofgthe skull. at the will be a. class for Brownies—girls
use Cif one hour. is improving and it from five to ten years or; age—«wen
is expected will live. Saturday morning in the Scout rooms.
—_ YNoroton. at 10:30. Capt. H. IBarbaral
Tonight there is likely to be some Weed will he. in churge.I assusted by
action taken on the street name several of the older Girl Scouts.
'n . a h fin l o .
22mg)? cttnrlmeon 10:22:11.1": 3:331 The Democratic Cnuctis which was
other matters of interest to East Nor- held last evening at the town hall was
walk residents will probably be tuk£ll 0i)l “Cd "-V Martin J' Shaughuesfi}
up as well. 'chulrmun of the Democratic par ;.
James Bennett was appointed chair-
Becauae of various other business man and Martin 1- Shaughnessy. sec-
]leiti during the evening and also be- refit"?-
nine of the root that the DomOCratic Alldl‘f‘W Taylor was 0?d°’-Hl IP31"
Icaucus was being held in the hull, thc tm party as the assessor or :1 peJo
meeting of the Y. M. C. C. scheduled N 3 .W‘EH'S. .
to be held last evening was postponed (‘- P» I‘OOIPY W113 nominated as the
until next Monday evening. candidate for one member of the
board of relief.
'l‘wo grand jurors—Martin J.
Shoughnessy and Charles Johnson. .
v m E. B. Smith. East avenue. is
entertaining tlu- lm-mbt-rs ol‘ the
Golden Rule (‘irt‘lc or the Kings' Collector of Taxes—Elbert C. Bates
Daughters of tlw FIIN'l Congregation.i Constables—Thomas Iluck. Charles
ai church at lu-r‘bonw this afternoon, Smith. George Dugdalc. \Nilbur BatcsI
the llltl‘iin'; hfu'llll; lm-n called for 3 Registrar of voters—James Den-
o'clOck (I), 'l'.) nett . {
School Committeemcn—Mrs. Bcssm
Tht'l‘i‘ will be an important meet- Shaw and John 11. Oberlundrr.
ing of the Sunday School Board of
flip lu‘llsl un-nue M. E. church at the Second
church this evening when matters Wagner
concerning ltnlly Day. and the iixlng 3 Members Board of Finance—Dr.‘
of (hp date Of that any. “fl“ be taken McCarthcr.
up and discussed. !
First Selectman—E. '1'. Dates
Selectman—Conrad I“.
John Codfrey. Thomas
A 'Edw. Dclaiield
’l‘own Clerk—Stephen R. Hoyt cri-i
The Hour-Sentinel baseball domed. =
game n. Hoyt
will be. on in full blast by the time‘ TOW" vrreagurer—Slepht’n
that this item is being read. so people ‘9“d0rSId‘
.‘llliltEast Norwalk who hear cries of3
rose need not worry it is simply
the score keeper getting tired of put-l R0 AWO
of l‘townl'm"
and Mrs. J-
IJng down runs for the Sentinel team.’
The game is to be played on the
Wicke lot at 4:30 o'clock.
Frank Crockett.
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' entertained Mr.
arc-hue. I
Itesidt nts of Marvin Beach feel the F“ Gnhcrty O‘Tr the neck-end. ‘
1055 Of little Dorothy ix’lippr-l, (laugh-l Mr. and Mrs. Jumcs Desmond. who!
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19" Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klippel have lwcn visiting friends in New
who (llt‘d 0n the operating tnb].- in Preston. Coun.. have returned to theil
New York yesterday. 'l‘hé tot Was home on llowayton avenue.
seventeen .months old but was a fay-1 Hurry TONI“ of tho .PCODIC'S Gro—
orite among u“. resim‘nts of the cor) Company." is contemplating a
Beach hnd general sympathy is (.x-ilrip to Russia lo bring buck 50ml-
h‘ndcd to her parents. Ifriend. it is not known whether or
not he will sever his business relations
took place neariwilh the company.
monument. Gregory (‘bnrlcs 1'2. Scollcld.
Iloulovgu-d and 13,111] street. last ever-1“““U‘” has relurnul home. having
hing, between a truck belonging {U'lns'n (il’Nl'lilE'il upon in .\‘~‘\\‘ York
Larrauri llrolht-rs. and n limmlslm..(-lt5' rccvntlr. Mr. Scoliclcl is now con-
coming from thr- direction of the lino-«l to bo-«l. \ylicrl- he probably “'1”
Norwmk t'ountly club. The damage.:hfl\'t to rt-mniu for :1 low wu-ks. ‘
which “as mostly confined to the' “'lllinui 'l‘liompsnll. who has iwcn
limousinl. was slight. nailing up the stoic. returned home
A slight collision
the I.udlow or ltowayton
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98 N 0. Main St.
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60ml maniacs,
.«For houses whose-interiors are so
arranged that. 9..th and tree (2511311139th
l, tion can be hadbetween the two stories
'andthemrious roomsonecchfloorthe
7 one-pipe furnace is the least expensive
. . and most economical form or heating
apparatus made. .
. )Theinamuuoncosts-iessthapa‘
. , fully piped furnace, and very much less
' ‘ than that of the hotwater or steam
heating plants. ’
f .‘I. The simplicity of this apparatus is
manifest and its operation easily un-
'derstood.
\c -
The Comet‘ Furious is thoroughly .
jwell made, and is not a cheap, slightly-
built afiairmadeonlytosell; itismade_
.. to do a great amount of heating and to
‘ last as long as any other turmoe under
B. M. BETTS
South Not-walk 11 Wall Street ,
1
r 16 'NWTH MAIN ST.
To the Mority‘of people a rug is a rug. However, ii? the “0(1-
eoverinss of your home are well selected, they will play a. big pa”
imparting that comfortable and restful atmosphere which is to b.
desired. Our big stock consists of Wiltons, Wilton Velvets, thwts,
Anniusters, and Brussels in all the standard sizes. We alel- slot}.
hail runners and small rugs to match these various grades and p...
terns; It you want to add an air or individuality and exclusn'n “leg 1.
your home, come in and see these rugs.
Angevine Furniture Co.
SO. NORWALK
N orwalk
REVOLT IN CON- .
STANTINOPLE AGAIN
Continued from First page.
tlip British forces in Constantinopch
raided various hotels and houses.'
M'izo-d large quantities ol‘ arms and
unwanted more than fifty persons alleg-
ed to have lN't'll implicated in the
movement. ’
Lab-r. L‘t-cil n. llarmsworth. l’nderl
-—— today and shortly nm 1‘ was oblim-d in
Gilbert l‘j
('iinmu from tln- Third W'ard while 1.935- 9
Albert Ali-rrlli bus bu-n nominated to
run against Slvwrlri
Post of lllr‘lllll commissioner. Leslie 1’0“”: l" r""‘“”‘~'s"‘ for “NH“ ”Him. in
W. Gorlmm. who was nominated byitht- near future. George Aoklcy l4
Hie ill publi. nus as district treasurer “OW ‘Wi'r‘h‘m'mg his Ship 0" H" “"0“
doesn't hm: to worry about beingzor Andrew Mills.
r-ll-ciml rm lw wns also endorsed by" The Marjorie. better known :15 tin-
1hr Ilh'mocrnts {it last nightfi’s con- “Plait." Shl." has made its ulllwarmu‘t'
vcntlon. in the harbor again. Of course "The
—— “(can Boys." who consist of the pirate
Triv-l'll‘sl meeting for the fall of the crdw. an: here also. They Will DI‘O—
(imcIial lzoaml or the East avenue M. Inhly remain :1 few weeks-
]. (-nmv h \qu held at the church last; The \Vilson l’oint Company recent-
evenmg \vlu-n matters pertaining tolly sold the red farmhouse at \Vilson's
Rally lmy and to repairs to thc-El'oiut to (‘lilforll l.indholu. oi' Passaic.
church wvrc discussed. The rcpairst. .I.. who will remodel it extensively
have almost been completed. Rally before making it his home. He has
Day “‘1” "0 especially observed tliiszacquirml 11/. acres of land with thr-
.Tt-ar. tlic church in general joining purchase. The comany has also sold
with the Sunday school in observing'n \Vilson’s l'oint. building site to
It. (‘onsirit-rnble business of interest George 'l‘horm- Hill. of Norwalk.
to the church members alone was.
transacted at last night’s meeting.
DARIEN &NOROT01V
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Mr. Van Potter and mother. Mrs.
Robe-ct l’otter. were recvnt guests at
Bridgeport.
A shorl time ago an item appeared
in this column that Guidt-r's Hull. now
occupied by the People's Grocery Com-
pnny. was to be rcnovnted in an unus-
uul fashion. This indeed has caused
keen interest among the residents and
lthrough the efforts of the Sentinel rc-
porter the full facts were obtained latt-
_\'i :tcrlluy afternoon from the contrac-
l:.,_v;.r( of Seaside Place Culllllli‘ himscll‘ in llli' housv. :luq- to 11"” ”w .
‘F “l“ 1'4 m'u-rrtln- nulninel- for coun— relapse from nu injury or om- ol’ his u" ""11: “are Justified, and wcre "999“"
,sllulvi
'l‘hc ”mt“. scam]. is mm, r. H, ”(_I”.ISl:ll‘t u revolution in Constantinople.
Marshall for the and the local men are placing theirlh‘rmnning “1““ the
St‘t‘l‘l‘lul'y for Foreign Affairs. stutcdl
Honsc of Commons that tile!
by the discovery of a plot to;
assassination or!
:«-n.» I-larrinmon. Many of those ln-l
volvcd were Russians.
moons FLEE
UNDER HEAVY
' SHELL FIRE
Continued from First Page.
in France and several llrilish. ll‘rt-nr}
and German airmen llavc voluntm-n .l .
The .king will rcl‘vr the matter lo ”1' E
Blinislcr or “for.
MELILLA. Sept. 13. (lly lhc Assn»
cintcd Premier—Nader. n town Sfllllll-l
wcst of herc. which was lhv kcy
(I)
CIIECKED BY BRITISH .TI‘sterduy morning.
the Moorish positions around this oil).
was abandoned by the Moorish tribes—
men when the Spanish offensive began
The Moroccans
retreated in the dlru‘lion of Zeluan.
{curing the Spams! :uiuincc upon
Nador. The tribcszlvu are reported
to have, sustained heavy casualties
from the fighting. .
Melina was n l|l\(‘ of enthusiasm
yesterday. with 9'
the front cryin;
King Alfonso?"
the Spanish ll;
ed a vesse m '
per correspnn
bc. able to l-
which ‘Vi‘l‘r v
"Vivn Spain? \"(xx
Gcm-rnl Iicrcligum.
Hummissioner. pinc-
lllfiDOSfll of no“ spu-
so that they micli
nnvnl operations.
I! out in conjunction
“'l'lh llll‘ ml‘ offensive.
Styles in change almost as
fast as ll - -« .tsons tliemsvlw is.
These chum» u‘h seem st first to
be cxtrrv .. = 13' go to the very
foundation "438, the corset. Be~
fore pun-«eh m \our new fall'nppar-
cl “w .uluw . Hi to enlist the scrviCes
of Hit N. l: l:-..in Cos Corset depart-
mmu (mil l-i llu-ir expert Corsetierc
in ion :mzl llrmonstraie what the
prime-r corsvt will do toward adding
in your Dt'l‘sfllllll appearance.
—-.-\ucliont Everything to keep
housc \\llll :it your price. 64 \Vest
14111. St-c list.
—€oal at Harris and Gan;
Stanley Rohrback and his
Virginia. spent the week end
sister tors who will perform the alterations.
thl'l'he frame structure is to be moved
ll.‘('k twenty—six Feet and will
John liohrbaqk. of Orange. N. J.
Miss Jean Palmer. of Syracuse. N.
1.. who has been the gut-st of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. AIL-Cavern. has re-
turned to her home.
Henrietta Hearing. of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. who has hem spending the past
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Merwin
Stnith. of Old ilx'ng's Highway. has
returned to her home.
The Sunday School
Rev. George ll. 'l‘uttlc will hold an
outing at ltoton Point today. Al-
.though most of the concessions lit the,
park are closed. basket luncheons will
be part of the program.
Mrs. James ’l'rowbridge. Mrs. John
Duly :ind Mrs. Alfred Itenshaw. ot‘
Norolon. are among those who will
class of the
1).. pnlroncxscs for the coming card-‘lwr-nty families living there. Properly:
party which in to be given for mamas“s “’1” exceed $1v”""-"""v ”W V“!
l e n! fit or the Humane Society in. 3 port said.
Stamford on September 16.
«Inc of the largest parties that l)u-'
n'en has seen for many a day was re-
cently given by Frank Standing at his;
home on the Post lioad. It seems
that everyone; in the community was.
invited to thc- affair. and that it was:
the gayest of the year. I '
II those who :ittl‘ndetl n. ’~ -
one to be listed. sutficierrft lgoszmh’
an o! the younger members of Darlen‘
were there to assist in the .geneml‘
tun and good time which character-l
Axed the affair. Refreshments. added‘
to the festivities. concluding the eve-
ning's pastime.
The announcement that there will
be a. fete at the. Keewaydin Farm 0!
lira. Auchlncloss {or the benefit of
the crippled chilagenpt New York on.
* september“ 1m: is eliciting muéh in-
‘ There will beltinchsoh. cake...
second and- books _ vt ,
y that'Iand communities reported here follow:
«my
pluccd on an angle or 45 degrees. This
will cause the entrance of the building
to face both on Rowayion avenue and}
McKinley street. f. new ecllnr will:
be built. thus lowering the» strncllm
colisidr-rnbly. Following this chnnlzv
IMr Needles will place :1 new from in
'tlte store.
;109 DEAD ARE FOUND
IN TEXAS LOWLANDS'
(Continued From First Page)
h_ %-—..-—_
More than th-nly l'ccl ol' wulrl‘ l'tisr
=0vcr tho roads in lln- liluxns lmllmns
find nothing has been heard from tho-
- n--.“
Sterling
Conditions along lhv limzns lily--
Ll
l-clwet-n Rookdale and Hi illllt', 7‘.l‘l_' up”!
known.
lid. Green. on \\'llfl:~'« lnnll several
were drowned was it .wnml illll'l' bcing
in a tree thirty-six lmnrs. Two white
boys and a girl \vt-H n-sr-ucd at the
The nnml-s , Sumo time.
Death lists from lhc different towns
’l’horndale.
Mexicans.
‘nnebort. 2: b .
Mexicans, Iodies recovered, allI
San Gabriel, '
Allllfutor Creeks, ’s‘ern‘.’ ' - ,
“OYBlan ‘~
Mexicans. d am “e" n§”7;. ‘:
Elm Grove. ” ’ ‘
Bower's place.
Taylor.
. Americans whose ‘
(55 bodies recovered; all
I
29 Mexicali"; on W
7 miles soothes-t ‘o‘
STERLING’S
This Week Demonstration of Ranges, Heat~
ers and One-Pipe Furnaces
Barstow¥Richmond
Three of the very best Ranges made. Fully
guaranteed in every way.
Bake, cook-and heat,
Freedom
or money refunded. I
.- troops lt‘:l\'lll}.‘. furl ,
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Two th-
tional musical
Waltz" and “l
Mother Called You Baby."
ceptionnl dance numbers ih 4t have
1 f A Two “Baby” Fox Trot “ E
‘ Ving't Orchestra
.L ' “Baby in Lave.” from 1m sch-.3
been enthusiastically recencd by
\" New York somcty dancers. ..
No. 50828
“110" Fox Trot; "Sleepy Head" Waltz
' ‘ ' ' does the very
Here it a chance dance recreatron, combining as it .
latest Fox Trot “Ho" (written by the composer of Dardanella) will
a languorous, dreamy waltz. Both played by Orlandos Orchestra.
No. 50821.
”My Galway Rose" and "Mavourneen"
' ‘ “ 'hEyes"anew
Walter Scanlon (1 cnor) and here in Iris . , I
romasrlfi‘g 3):“ comedy. Both of these ballads are melodious with the
true Irish genius for Sentimental song. No. 50836.
Three More That Have JusLBeen Received
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“STOLEN KISSES." Fox Trot . . .. Radorman’s Jazz Orchestra
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"MY SUNNY TENNESSEE." Fox Trot.
............... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Broadway Dance Orchestra
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
is
The sting of blustery \Vinter
turned from a menace to pleasure if
your home is so heated with warm.
moist. and pure air as to counteract the
eficct of exposure.
Lit us insl'all a Thatcher PipclcSS
Furnace NOW and get real. healthful.
cverl heat—all through the boast—4t
a saving of from 30% to 60% of fuel
costs. as well as eliminating all the
bother of feeding scrum! fires through-
out your home.
Pipeles s
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Can be set up in a. few hours. No
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ceilings.
Is guaranteed to heat . ,
to a comfortable tem-
perature every room m
your house. It pro-
duces a natural circu-
lation of the air and
complete change of the
atmosphere from three
to five times an hour.
Stephen Miller
All View Avenue
South Nor-walk
Phone, 39?
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