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A THOUGHT
‘1'er is constantly weighing us in
ry sensitive scales and telling
, one of us precisely what his
. eel weight is to the last grain of
’ ust.-Ieowell. '
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,.
KERR"? AND MILNE
; The splendid effort made by Con-
.» "
Sherman Schuyler Merritt to meet
as many of his constituents as pee~
aible during the campaign. despite
Halloween Party
In M. E. Church
‘
REPUBLICAN WOIIN som-
POIALING PLACES
F08 TUESDAYS WON-
KING" DAUGHTER! POST-
‘PONE KEEPING.
man 0!‘
H
N
THE ROMANCE OF AMERICA-"Sam Houston‘
.“
u
«WWII.
m .
solos.
March.
etirnciiv. ' ’
A delightful entertainment 'end
Halloween party at which the Ro-
wayton Men's oiul were hosts was
given by them last w
ile‘.’ .» l:
church. well fit d with guests. was
decorated with fall
flowers. The program of entertain-
ingint
ltpi opal (birch.
ment included a recitation. per-
a“. ll c.3'i""‘ia'..'..'lf“d.¢:"9 ticulsriy well ndered. by I'rs.
"" “5 - m“ Chitin Thomas Santo. ntitled “The High-
mzpuuuu WI! Mon"—Arthur NO,“ M".
am. 0 9; “h, u 5‘ San.o was induced to give an en-
Noresili yl—n— core. Vocal solo. “Just a Cottage
N . FIGHT Nair-u“ .5” Small" with encores. by Mrs. Olive
I. Clark. well known soprano: benio
"Yankee Dandy."
"Cathedral
“'Iyro." Mrijurka.
artist Albert E. Druirl. East Nor-
walk. A novelty eke
Mrs. George Harris.
brought considerable applause.
ter the program Hallowe'en games
such as ducking for apples. a pee-
nut race. etc.. were enioyed. De-
licious refreshments were _
which was in charge of Harold N.
Wilson and George Harris. Sidney
R. Bell and Joseph R. Taylor were
ably assisted by Ira H. Higgins in
planning the program.
Chimes"
uth Norwei
A
Notices are being received by '
'I'
Berkley
and
by the clever
by Mr. and
served.
“Ivory community which he
\ -. ,_daiisiled that he represents this dis
. trict in Washington and that he wil
a
years.
- the physical hardship to himself, is
one that must commend itself to all.
’ i" leis-d him has had its confidence
~ -. \y lir‘ml'gthened in his ability and those
.- "people who have not heard him but
J. halve read his speeches feel well
,‘ continue to represent it another two
members of the Republican Wom-
en's association notifying them that
polling places will be let and itb
wards. store at Wall and Commerce
streets. Nerwalk: and ward. Central
Fire station: 8rd ward. Mayflower
elation. and 6th ward. Rowayton
Hose house. Poles will be open from
o a. m. to d p. m. Election Lay.
Thesd November 2. The notice
goes .- ‘ to my that our district has
the honor of holding the Trumbell
Banner which goes to the district
with the biggest percentage of new
I
career
he
no
friends. the Cherokees. "
k.
r.
.l .
~ ' “ .....""‘°" Wanna-mt.
.-Hew r awato a r a c
”meshes gag: but along Neroeiy to life. Fellow-offl-
,oers cared for him as bestthey could. and two montlls
later he reached his mother's home.» in the fall of
1016 he was sent as federal eub-egeqtto his old
4"
a... .m mun-mm .v mis-
. e v... i A
.0hergedwlthha a ,Caihoun‘wae then "secretary'of war. and H t
art in the illegeivt'r‘fde appeared before him wearing an indlan. com-53° Fl:
iwas . summoned . to was reprimanded. and later wee called before President
Washington f to eappear Monroe. 7 Angered by his at me capital. he,
before the-secretary of. miglled from the army. town he had been made a.
{are J ,- fl'st lieutenant. (Continued) J
."
m mime summon-seem NORWALK, CONN..,._.SATURDAY, ocroaaa so, 5192a
Houston was,a rest
favorite with the cre-
kees. He began a cam-
paign to stop'the smug-
ng‘of h oeshfrom
enieh Flo da.
i‘
\ .
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s
“T
Nor-walk“ News -
Qthher Years .1
OBVlOUSLY
A savings account in this bank will
satisfy both your pride of possession
and your sense of economy.
m
TWENTY YEARS AGO. I
The following items 'appearcd inl
the issue of the Evening Sentinel"
for October 30. 1900:
In a letter received today by Con-
gressman E. J. Hill from Secretary
of State William Howard Tall. ”its
is tor endorses Mr. Hill's culidlducy
fe the senate.
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
NORWALK. 00M.
A horse and carriage owned by
Liveryman Oscar H. Banks. of Nor-
walk. was stolen in Norwalk last
night. and up to 2 o'clook this sit-
ernoon the rig had not been re-
covered or the tho-f apprehended.
At a, meeting\ last night in Odd
, “RAGE savau . .
Bridgeport. Thursday.
at Allen's Drug Store—Adv.
Harper. well
a summer resident of
Rowayton
Beach. has the contract.
enjoyed dinner and the theatre in
——"Clilane" a new Cough Relief:
Robert Doyle. Elmhurst. I... I.. is
planning to erect a house on Roway-
ton Beach in the near future. Peter
known builder of
Jackson Heights. 1.. I.. who is also
So far as we have seen theré has
been no opposition to Mr. Merritt.
. T‘Jo'hn Held. Jr.. of Weston. has ac-
. eepted the Democratic nomination.
~ ' drawn a picture or two. and let it
goat that. What he stands for or
hat he would do or try to do .f
elected. nobody in the world knows.
Under the circumstances. Mr. Mer-
ritt is certainly entitled to the sup-
J rt of all F‘airfleld County voters
regardless of politics.
And the same may be said for
.‘John Milne, Republican candidate
vr senator from this district. I-‘Iis
ponent is said to he Attorney
Henry Klein. . From Mr. Klein we
haveheard nothing either by word
I mouth or pen. It looks as though
he "could think of nothing with
lots to oppose Mr. Milne and so
j has remained perfectly quiet.
g.
_—-—§
FOR MONEY’S SAKE
‘ , Mists of the old educational
WI who have wept to see Virgil.
m. Cicero and Ovid elected. from
‘ ourrlculums will welcome
facts about languages recently
publicity. ‘
w and one-quarter billions of
" worth of business is done he-
A'rica and foreign nations
. .mye this report.
Joyed in th
noon and evening.
people's society of the
Baptist church were guests of Miss
Rhoda Jervis at her home. High-
land avenue. last evening.
Miss Mary Housman.
of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Halts-
man. Ronytop. avenue. was a, guest
at a costume party of friends in
East Norwalk last night.
Mrs. Charles Hayes has returned
to her home. Roweyton Beach. after
spending several days shopping in
New York. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes will
entertain Themes King. New York.
at their home over the week-end.
The regular monthly meeting of
Voters getting tho‘biggest pdrcentage
of its votes in the entire state.
you know someone who wishes to
be taken to the polls. phone Mrs.
John Merriman. It". Monday and
she will arrange for
vice.
I
U—s-sas—
Many He oween parties were en-
village yesterday after-
The
—_
William Ackert. Schaghticoke. N.
Y.. brother of former Postmaster
Harvey Ackert. was the guest of
relatives and friends yesterday.
——
' ——Crewferd Ranges and Heaters
. Norwglks duty is clear. It will on easy terms—sterling Furniture
Vote for Merritt and Milne. Co.—Adv.
Rowayton was well represented at
the football game between the Nor-
welk High school team
Warren Harding team. Bridgeport.
played yesterday
Amusement perk. South Norwalk.
and the
afternoon
motor-car ser-
young
Roweyton
daughter
at
2This not business is done largely
foreign tongues. More than or
cent or the words used in trade
Spain. France. Italy. and Ger.
are words based on the Iatin
easily intelligible to the Latin
t.
h significant of this age that
attempt to turn youth back to
the Ever Ready Circle of the King‘s
Daughters has been postponed from
Tuesday evening. November 2. un-
til Tuesday of the following week
when they will meet at the home of
Mrs. De. u Davenport. Reway-
ton avenue. The meeting has bees
postponed because of the a con.
ventlon which is being he d in New
Haven next week and which Mrs.
Henry Wing. North avenue. will at-
tend as a delegate from the Roway-
next Friday afternoon.
here are requested to attend as sov-
erel important matters are to be
brought up for discussion.
tion of the pastor.
pastor:
Reality."
Mrs. Stephen Pardeo. Weststde
n-‘cnt‘t‘. was a vie.'or in New Haven
yesterday.
I
John C. Hufflngton. well known
marine artist. Westslde avenue, has
many friends who regret to learn
that he has been quite ill at his
home. ,
Mrs. George Meyer. Bell Island.
is learning to drive an automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Bi t H. Leonard.
and children. have leased the house
on upper Rowayton avenue. owned
by Ernest Yarrow. for the winter.
They sprnt the summer months in
North Adams. Mass,
Miss Evelyn Dotteme. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Bottemc.
Rowryton Beach and New York.
has accepted a position as private
eecrct ry to a supreme court judge
in the city. She was formerly em-
ployed as secretary to Will Hays.
of moving picturr fame.
Allie Ferris. farmer. Rewayton
avenue. has had the misfortune to
lose about 20 of his chickens re-
cently. Over a dozen were klllci
by a dog and it is thought the
others were stolen by chicken
thieves.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schoemeger
will entertain a number of friends at
their home. Summit avenue. Bell
Island, this evening at a Halloween
party.
The Mothers' club of Rowayton
will hold a. short business meeting
in the school house at 2:45 p. to.
All mem-
Rowayton Baptist Clmch
Rev. Victor Scalise. Pastor
10. Sunday school. under direc-
11. morni-g worsl.'.;>. sermon by
subject. “Life's Enduring
ibis-ice must be based on com-
. interests.
‘ - htin and Greek—Make
. Money!" is the only slogan
“day's youth can understand.
3WD youth may have re-
- to a plea which said. “Drink
- of the Pierian spring. and all
earth's grendeurs and beauties
I he opened unto youl"—but no‘
hill“ blame youthi Blame a
' ng social scheme.
can: of yesterday. titling its
fields; ressina its on trail.
' itself by brawn all the ne-
of life. did not have to
’ for nickels with such acumen.
film- mVEAND em.
N0 five read a great deal lately
enamels who. in their moments
we, have spoken very feel-
it“ their HOLDS!!-
tseceteus of the canton-she
.... humother. who‘ve-ill
ill a MoDermott. hunted for several . ~ , ' . 0:0
‘ > ,. u the "key man" lathe c ‘ so
of Don Mellett. Canton (0.) a? A SHE ‘ RULE age
. . surrendered to .
‘ dough-":1“... :: . If, when you invest, you make it a rule never v
“Wettwhohadbeenbidlng . tobuysbondorastcakycurbankwoaldnot ..
Wmthm- . aeoeptuuourityfnaloemyouarecnthe _.
$45” very old.
is but one of many. What a
‘l . they don't think of their mo- .
sooner!
. gt Wormwood Scrub
la' London are now given
avert-Wit WI ;
. i
right track. Save herd, aid talk everyone in-
vestments with ansofleeaof the bank.
ton circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmonqc. Brown
North street. Bell Island. will spend
the coming week visiting their son.
Byron. and his family. at their home.
Jemacia, L. I.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tripp have ing
moved from their home in larger:
place to the .‘ouee on Rowayton
avenue. owned by Russell Themes.
St. John street.
Mrs. Winnifred Sanford.
Lewis Banks. South Nerwelk. and
Mrs. Earl Sanford. Roton avenue.
0
Mrs.
8:“. Young People's society.
,mo. evening worship. Union
service in this church. sermon b
Rev. Walter C. Covert.
Teachers' meeting Tuesday eve-
ning. place of meeting will be an-
nounced later.
Thursday evening. prayer meet-
li‘ridey evening. choir rehearsal
under directlo“. {David C. Alhricht.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Walter C. Cowart. Pastor
10. Sunday school. all ages Men's
Bible class.
11. morning worship. sermon by
ford.
' Republican Ticket
(Election Tuesday. Nov. 2)
United States Senator
HIRAM BINGHAM
New Haven.
Govensor
JOHN H. TRI‘MBULL
Plainvllie.
Lieutenant Governor
J. EDWIN BRAINARD,
Branford.
Secretary
FRANCIS A. PALLOT’I'I
Hartford
Comptroller
FREDERICK M. SALMON
Westport
Congrcesn an
SCHL'YLER MERRITT
Stamford
State Senator
JOHN D. MILNE
Norwalk
I
Editorial Viest
Of State Papers
JOHN HELD'S CHANCES.
(John Rodomeyer in The Greenwich
Graphic.) '
John Held's style of campaigning
for Congress. on the Democratic
ticket. in this. our own district. ap-
The
Thc following items appeared in
the issue of the. Evening Sentinel for
October 30, 1016:
house
occupied by Louis;
Nash. 6t! l'lattsvllle avenue. was cn- g
Fellows' Hall. Washington street.
the Town City Republican club en-
dorsed the candidacy of 1-). .l. llnl
for congressman.
Frank A. Van Buren returned inst DAILY 310108 In EVE! 9
night from m successful gunning EAI'LAGE SERVICE
trip. with nine partridgee. two TO NEW YORK
euails and five woodcocks tucked Tel, Norwalk 294—10923 .
under hl- arm- N. 1!. Phone. Chelsea soils C ty
203 W. 20th ammunl
Mrs. David Beers arrived home H hf. Id MEL
last evening from a five months' Eu- f‘rs '9 t .Otor
ropoan trip. during which she Vls~ r s or t] ..___.
tied the British Isles and several- an p a on
continental countries. SOL "Cgmpgng CONN Th b ml: 1‘]
'TNRWL» ‘- ereisaat
The High school football team de- at
fcnted the Franklin school cicvcn in
an interesting game yesterday on -‘.he Stands out for
Concord street lot. winnln b the
score of 27-5. 8 y Bring In Your SERVICE and 'fl
7
Eugene Laflin has returned from ARfidIO‘ Eubfis SECJRITY
u. hunting trip to the north. and has "d .ct Le eat em
brought back with him a ilne bag
of game. including a large horncdi Free WE AIM To BE
owl and a Berkshire eagle. i TIMES SQUARE THAT BANK
.o... D. . . 5 AUTO SUPPLY -
rrow. East hornalk, an‘
employs at the llatch and Bailey: of No. Main St. So. Norwalk m
Lumber company, was severely; Phone 2700 RSSOHI'GOI 0'” 8'
bruised today when a pile of lathl-si . '
toll on him. bearing him to the: 00““! Simone 2‘00 Norwnlk mu D0111" 1
ground.
I
¥_________ OPEN EVENINGS
TEN YEARS AGO. I
New Dresses
THE SOUTH
NORWALK TRUST
Democratic Ticket
I—-—---.
(Election. Tuesday. Nor...“
United Stain Santos
ROLLIN U. TYLER
Haddam.
Governor
CHARLES G. MORRIS
Newtown »
”antennas Governor
MILO R. WATERS
Norwich
'l‘reesnn-r
PETER M. KENNEDY
Waterbury
Comptroller
J. FRANCIS BROWNE
Thempsenviile.
Congmesmels
JOHN HELD. J3.
Weston
State Senator
HENRY J. KLEIN
Norwalk
toonlst. whose "Margy"
nomination is concerned.
case of the office seeking the man;
ed and long obsolete method of be-
ad and long obsolete method of be-
stowing political plums-so antiqua-
ted. in fact. that its tradition is en-
veloped in the haze of mythology.
Whether this traditional man-hunt
will persist to the day of election. in
John's case. is another matter. Our
own experience furnishes a prece-
dent ln the negative. We once had
‘the nomination for Representative
thrust upon us. unsolicited and un-
wanted; but out of respect for the
spirit .thetpflmpted itrwe took it
at long metro and instituted a “cam-
paign." We challenged our opponent
to swimming matches. horseshoe-
pitchlng contests. .tlddlody-wlnks.
gnbfoets and foot—races. up to t\:
very day of the election—end at
that point it was made clear that
the office was really seeking the
other fellow. and we were out of
politics for keeps.
It is possible that Mr. Held's
method of campaigning will keep
the man-hunting office on his trail
and it may even catch him if he
don't watch out. His sblrking na.
ture and his reluctance in the field
are liable to work his undoing and
sweep him to Washington on a_ tidal
wave. In an interesting interview
in the Hartford Sunday Courant. he
is quoted thus: “ ‘
Rev. Dale DeWitt. Union Seminary.
7:80. union ear-ice in Re n
Baptist church. Mr. Cowert's sub~
Ject will be "Truth About Mealco."
The garage owned by William
Hope. West avenue. Bell Island. has
been mom-d and Mr. Hope is hav-
ing a bungalow erected on the site.
Edger IJ. Raymond. Jr.. who. dur-
ing the game of football yesterday
afternoon between the Nerwaik High
school and the Warren Harding Idlgn
school. Bridgeport. at Amusement
Park. had the tenor-n of his lot
is} badly er And. will be confined
to his home for several days. He
is under the care of Dr. William
Tracey, Jr.. Norwaik.
Den Douglas. also a member of
the Norwalk High school football
team. had a toe sprained and two
other boys were hurt. one with a
broken wrist. the other a sprained
leg.‘ .
—_......_.._...____.
All kinds of domestic utensils.
from drinking mugs to washtubs are
made in the English town of That-
i
"I really do not know what I am
going to do. I have accepted the
nonhetion only on condition that
i won't have to make any political
speeches or make any public ep-
peersnces. There's nothing to talk
about. I don't want any campaign.
peels to us. John is the'famous car-
pictures
havo made his fortune and his fame.
In the first place. so far as John's
it was a
icred early yesterday morning and}
silverware of considerable value was
stolen.
For
Fall
L. GOLDEN
WASHINGTON 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK
CO.
Rev. J. H. Thompson acted as,
Commander. and F. T. Lyon as chlefi
engineer. a: the successful Rally
Day Cruise of the South Norwalk
Baptist church on the S. S. “Glad
Tidings" yesterday.
Security
Service
A large amount of change was'
taken from the cash register in the
New England Candy Kitchen. South
Main street. when burglars broke
into the building last night.
WHILE YOU
MAY
———-.
. WESTINGHOUSE
AUTOMATIC IRON
75c DoWn
$1.00 A MONTH
$1.00 for your old iron
Conn. Light & Power
Company
‘ PHONE 3500
John Cahlll. George Raymond and
“7in Rider were the committee
who successfully put on the Nutmeg
Club's Halloween dance at the Royal
James last evening.
>
St. Mary's church was the scene
of a beautlfu wedding ceremony
this morning when Miee Minnie
Pauline. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Pauline. of 10 Leonard street.
became the bride of Anthony P.
Fransilll. of Lexington avenue.
not very often feel like
drawing upon your sav-
ings, his quite a com-
fortable fee ‘ ‘g to know I?
that you can ‘t at your
money quickly in case of
need.
Save Years In
WALLS]
A delightful masquerade dance
was given by Miss Anne Smith in
Polley's Hall. Monroe street. Satur-
day evening.
:v
——_
Theresa Kane: and Stephen Fo-
lanal were quietly married by the
Rev. Gabriel Dokue in the Hugarian
Reform church yesterday.
A. J. COLLINS C0.
70 NO. MAIN 81“., TEL. 747
First Lieutenant C h a r l e s.
(lakes. of Rowayton. ie'endeavori g
to learn what became of the "Old
l
Everything In Furniture
There will be no bellth and no
electioneerill'g. Not if I can help it.
i can't afford to carry on a cam-
paign nor am I a public speaker.
I am not looking for the office and
I don't want it if I can help it. The
Joke is bigger than I thought it was.
1 am going to be a tremendous dis-
appointment." .
That's a mini sort of campaigning
that is quite likely to catch the pop-
ular fancy and make for election-
i lore They placed their frocks agai
day support. If it does. he will have
only himself to blame.
French Show Motors To
Match Milady’s Frocks
rams.- (AP).—Motor ode to
match frocks appeared for the first
time at the Paris Automobile show
and made a hit with famine custo-
mers. Clothed outside in silk. linen.
tapestry and even linoleum. the au-
tomobiles seemed to have coat
of dressmakers shops ra er than
the manufacturers.
A light framework over which is
stretched various kinds of materials
is the main basis of the new idea.
Women visitors displayed more in-
torest in the "clothing" of the care
than in the endurance of the
Well Cannon." famous in South V k
’
Norwaik 25 or more years ago. That the Home May The People 3
Mr. and Mrs. Anastasia were pre~ NOCO. o
sented with a nine pound baby girl T C
S l d ‘ l . ‘
“agar. was: rust ompany
over 100 smelt in less than an hour.
. ——-——-—-—-.— rim Bank under the sets.-
Spinners and Weavers ' n
. - -
To Hold Textile Show was” n s
. . . a . . e l‘l I“, tmt ‘1
ennnumen. s. c.. (AP).—-.’ Pi" “‘ {“7 in?” ”'1 "m‘l .
Latest developments in the textilel you’ve invesbgatedthe South NONI“:
world will be displayed at the bien-
nial Southern Textile Exposition to
be held here November 1-6.
The Southern exposition is held at-
tcrnately with the National textile
show. whic is put on a. Boston.
Executives of every branch of the
spinning and weaving industry are
Misti!!!”
OilBurner
1 . DOWN places “ ' ”
33a: their? .2311.“ 2:3..2- 5 m... ..... l Sure Did
tunities for learning of progress in , ‘
the business. Exhibits of machinery Pouey
always are prominent in the display. Refrigerating _,____
Today in Other Years I 508,333ng 23;“. “How positively sure you
~ ' Phone secs-l 'l
have felt many times
that a certain bill has
been paid in cash and
still you were unable to
Feast day of St. Marcellus. the
centurion. martyr.
Treaty between England and
France. ending King William's war.
the first intercolenial war in Amer-
Yl
the auto bodies to see if the colors
matched and ask for books of pat-
terns of the met
1 . t ed teal. ' in
ca. sen Ideal reception
form's musr comm
. soars aberrant ' ‘
DIVIDEND T0 STOCK HOLDERS
Birthday anniversary of Whitelew produce that lost receipt
fgl‘dhfr’ederick Bancroft and John the year round...” and had to pay the me
on this receiv- a bill 383i!!-
ing set.
LET US
DEMONSTRATB
To avoid these unpleas-
ant and costly occur-
rences. pavbycheckand
beperfeotlysafe.
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK.
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